PPP models

Public-Private Partnership (PPP) models are collaborations where government agencies partner with private companies to finance, build, and operate public projects like roads, hospitals, or schools. The private sector invests resources and expertise upfront, while the government ensures the project meets public needs. In return, the private partner earns revenue through user fees or payments over time. This approach allows governments to access private sector efficiencies and funding, speeding up infrastructure development without solely relying on public funds. PPPs aim to deliver quality services efficiently while sharing risks between the public and private sectors.