2019
DOI: 10.15407/scine15.06.005
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Public-Private Partnership as Tool for Developing Regional Labor Potential

Abstract: Introduction. The modern direction of infrastructure development is the attraction of the private owner by the state under public-private partnership (PPP) agreements. Problem Statement. Analysis of the possibilities of PPP for the development of labor potential in the modern labor market, taking into account the peculiarities of interaction between public and private capital and on the basis of their economic and social objectives, is an important issue of our time. Purpose. Justification of the objectives an… Show more

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“…PPP can be used in the field of medicine development, to improve the provision of services and expand access to medical services, for scientific research in the field of healthcare, and in a variety of other ways (Egorov et al 2019). The study of success factors of PPP projects identifies five key indicators: good (proper) management; obligations and responsibilities of the public and private sectors; a favorable legal framework; sound economic policy; and a developed financial market (Kruhlov and Tereshchenko 2019). Important factors for the success of PPPs include regulation, transparency, clear policy guidance and clarity of operational procedures and responsibilities, appropriate evaluation mechanisms, and sustainable financial support (Parakhina et al 2021).…”
Section: Theoretical Overviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…PPP can be used in the field of medicine development, to improve the provision of services and expand access to medical services, for scientific research in the field of healthcare, and in a variety of other ways (Egorov et al 2019). The study of success factors of PPP projects identifies five key indicators: good (proper) management; obligations and responsibilities of the public and private sectors; a favorable legal framework; sound economic policy; and a developed financial market (Kruhlov and Tereshchenko 2019). Important factors for the success of PPPs include regulation, transparency, clear policy guidance and clarity of operational procedures and responsibilities, appropriate evaluation mechanisms, and sustainable financial support (Parakhina et al 2021).…”
Section: Theoretical Overviewmentioning
confidence: 99%