PPP (Public-Private Partnership) models

Public-Private Partnership (PPP) models are collaborations where government agencies team up with private companies to finance, build, and maintain public projects like roads, schools, or hospitals. In this arrangement, the private sector invests resources and expertise, while the government ensures public interests are met. PPPs aim to deliver projects efficiently, share risks, and leverage private sector innovation, often resulting in improved services or infrastructure without solely relying on public funds. The private partner typically recovers their investment through government payments, user fees, or a combination of both over the project's lifespan.