A selectivity index for public-private partnership projects in the urban water and sanitation sector in Latin America and the caribbean

Munoz-Jofre, Jaime; Hinojosa, Sergio Alejandro; Mascle-Allemand, Anne-Laure; Temprano, Javier

doi:10.1016/j.jenvman.2023.117564

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“…While the framework is valuable, it is not tailored to the unique challenges and contexts of developing countries, which may limit its applicability in such settings. Another paper by Munoz-Jofre et al [75] introduced a selectivity index to evaluate PPP project feasibility in the urban water and sanitation sector in Latin America and the Caribbean. While the index offers a practical tool, the paper does not thoroughly explore potential challenges or limitations in applying the index.…”

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Critical Success Factors of Water and Power Public–Private Partnerships in Developing Countries: A Systematic Review

Aljaber,

Sohail,

Ruikar

2024

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Public–private partnerships (PPP) have evolved as a choice of infrastructure procurement for numerous developing countries, particularly in the water and power sectors, thereby capturing the interest of researchers. A rich body of literature exists in the field of PPPs, as well as their critical success factors (CSF). Despite the valuable insights garnered from individual studies, a research gap exists in conducting a meta-synthesis of the findings from multiple developing countries and investigating the broader elements and themes of power and water PPP CSF research. This systematic review employed the PRISMA protocol and identified 30 records. We explored the regions, sectors, yearly output, adopted research methods, key authors, and themes of the corpus reviewed. The review recognised four emerging trends in the records, which are identifying, ranking, exploring the interrelationship, or utilising CSFs. The review identified the top 30 frequent CSFs in the corpus, as well as their ranking by importance across multiple settings. The review concludes by addressing geographic and methodological limitations and proposing directions for future research.

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Section: Shaping Success: Examining the Utilisation Of Csfs In Pppsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Critical Success Factors of Water and Power Public–Private Partnerships in Developing Countries: A Systematic Review

Aljaber,

Sohail,

Ruikar

2024

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“…Авторами J. Munoz-Jofre, S. Hinojosa, A. Mascle-Allemand, J. Temprano [15] был разработан специальный индекс для определения эффективности проектов ГЧП в области водоотведения и водоснабжения на примере ГЧП Латинской Америки.…”

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Effectiveness of Public-Private Partnership Projects During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Fedorova,

Gubanov

2024

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The purpose of the study is to assess the effectiveness of public-private partnership (PPP) projects during the COVID-19 pandemic, taking into account the specificities of the industry. The empirical research base included the main characteristics (contract price, federal district of the project, customer, general contractor, project start period, project start year, project deadlines, price reduction during project implementation, application security, contract security and type of activity) of 144 regional investment projects. The research methodology included mathematical modeling using the DEA (Data Envelopment Analysis) data convolution method, on the basis of which an efficiency index was assigned to each PPP project from 0 to 1. The study concluded that prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, regional investment projects received more funding; after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the implementation time of regional investment projects has increased, the contract value more often changes downwards during the project implementation; and the average support for a project application has increased. The efficiency of implementation of regional investment projects, calculated using the DEA method, was reduced. The results obtained will be useful to private investors and government authorities when implementing joint projects to improve their efficiency.

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“…These networks play a crucial role in achiev several key objectives related to CE [54]. However, although PPPs are already established for tasks related to the development of construction infrastructures or the design, execution, and development of facilities [135,136], in the area of waste management, moving toward a circular economy model in the EU is still a pending task, and there is still a long way to go. For this reason, managers and environmental policymakers in the Union are moving toward the development of an international legal framework that will allow for the proliferation of such agreements in the construction sector [137].…”

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Circular Material Usage Strategies and Principles in Buildings: A Review

Santos,

Cervantes,

Zaragoza-Benzal

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Building construction accounts for a significant proportion of global greenhouse gas emissions, raw material extraction, and waste production. Applying circular economy (CE) principles in the building construction industry would considerably reduce these values. However, uptake by the industry is relatively slow, which is largely attributed to sectoral barriers, including limitations in knowledge and experience. This review paper aims to assess and contribute to diminishing these obstacles by offering a comprehensive review of circular material usage principles and strategies within the construction sector. Opportunities and facilitators of change are also presented, including innovations and emerging technologies in recycling, digitization, robotic systems, novel materials, and processing. Finally, four case studies demonstrate the application of circular theory via a novel block system, recycled aggregate, modular kitchen reuse, and an energy efficiency retrofit. The conclusions show that future efforts should prioritize the development of strong regulatory frameworks, awareness initiatives, and international cooperation. In this regard, the integration of technological advancements, such as AI, robotics, and blockchain, is essential for optimizing waste management efficiency. Furthermore, education on circular practices plays a critical role. Through global collaboration, standardizing circular construction approaches can promote a more sustainable and resilient building construction industry.

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A selectivity index for public-private partnership projects in the urban water and sanitation sector in Latin America and the caribbean

Cited by 7 publications

References 62 publications

Critical Success Factors of Water and Power Public–Private Partnerships in Developing Countries: A Systematic Review

Critical Success Factors of Water and Power Public–Private Partnerships in Developing Countries: A Systematic Review

Effectiveness of Public-Private Partnership Projects During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Circular Material Usage Strategies and Principles in Buildings: A Review

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