2014
DOI: 10.1016/s2212-5671(14)00770-9
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Public-private Partnerships and the Specifics of their Implementation in Vocational Education

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“…The advantages of using PPP projects as a source of financing, according to the literature (Moldovan, 2017;Vertakovaa and Plotnikov, 2014;European Court of Auditors, 2018) have in mind the optimal implementation of projects, in terms of meeting deadlines and budgeting approved, the distribution of potential risks between partners, the reduction of the level of costs, the possibility to obtain more easily some facilities in terms of attracting additional resources for a certain area. Also relevant are issues such as providing lifelong maintenance services for projects as opposed to those traditionally funded and implemented, combining public and private sector experience for more efficient project management and evaluation; reducing construction costs and improving quality by (harnessing) capitalizing on the innovative potential of the private sector and stimulating research effortsdevelopment, innovation and sustainable development.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The advantages of using PPP projects as a source of financing, according to the literature (Moldovan, 2017;Vertakovaa and Plotnikov, 2014;European Court of Auditors, 2018) have in mind the optimal implementation of projects, in terms of meeting deadlines and budgeting approved, the distribution of potential risks between partners, the reduction of the level of costs, the possibility to obtain more easily some facilities in terms of attracting additional resources for a certain area. Also relevant are issues such as providing lifelong maintenance services for projects as opposed to those traditionally funded and implemented, combining public and private sector experience for more efficient project management and evaluation; reducing construction costs and improving quality by (harnessing) capitalizing on the innovative potential of the private sector and stimulating research effortsdevelopment, innovation and sustainable development.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The Public-Private Partnership makes it possible to form and develop a system of longterm economic and organizational relationships that is mutually beneficial between public authorities, local governments, social institutions and the private sector (Vertakova & Plotnikov, 2014). Public-private partnership (PPP) can be broadly defined as collaboration between the public sector and private entities that share costs, risks, and benefits to jointly plan and implement activities towards a common goal (Spielman et al, 2010).…”
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confidence: 99%