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Risk-management
Decision-making
An effective Public-Private Partnership can essentially ensure the following
outcomes:
• An inclusive and innovative development, one that is cost-effective
yet far-reaching
• An improved performance across
organisations and stakeholders
• An improved organisational culture
within the organisations of the partnership
It must be noted that there are other
options for the delivery of public goods
and services such as privatisation and
turnkey contracts. Each mode delivers
different results in different situations.
However, evidence shows that partnerships and collaborations between the
public and private sectors yield greater
overall benefits than privatisation.
Public-Private Partnerships are
not easy. For effective PPPs, trust is
essential. As some say, “Forming alliances is easy, making them work is
the harder part”.
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