Influence of Selected Factors on Implementation of the PPP Projects in Transport

Abstract

Countries seek to use the knowledge and capital of the private sector to minimise the gap between the transport infrastructure needs and the capacity of their budgets. A form of private investor involvement is usually a public-private partnership PPP. However, success in implementing the PPP projects requires appropriate economic, legal and institutional conditions. The article presents results of research aimed at identifying the PPP success factors in Poland and assessing the strength of impact of individual factors on the implementation of projects. An analysis of the subject literature was carried out, based on which the success factors were determined. Next, econometric modelling methods were applied (correlation and regression), which were used to measure the degree of correlation between the variables and showed the relationships of variables to each other.

Investigating critical factors that encourage public‐private partnership in infrastructure projects in emerging economies: Evidence from the Republic of India

“…The stable macroeconomic condition and increased financial sources, particularly GDP, market size and customer purchasing power, often attract investors. And these factors are considered the most influential in determining the critical factors related to PPP projects (Chou et al, 2012;Hammami et al, 2006;Mansoor & Klein, 2007;Zagożdżon & Rogowski, 2021).…”