Sustainable Location Selection for Investing in Public–Private Partnership Infrastructure Projects: From a Developing Country’s Perspective

Kim, Soo-Yong; Thuc, Le Dinh

doi:10.3390/su12155914

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“…Thus, this method is widely used in several fields of study including the food supply chain. For instance, fuzzy TOPSIS was used in several fields in the literature such as financial performance evaluation [36], supplier selection [5,37,38], optimal site selection [39,40], renewable energy infrastructure [41], quality management [42], construction and infrastructure [43,44], and maintenance planning [45], etc.…”

Section: Fuzzy Topsis Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Sustainable Configuration of the Tunisian Olive Oil Supply Chain Using a Fuzzy TOPSIS-Based Approach

2021

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Agricultural production of olive oil is a sector with high significance. The olive sector is a very important sector for several countries in the world, in particular, for Tunisia. In addition, the impacts of olive oil production and extraction on economic, environmental, and social issues are considerable. The main objective of this work is to propose a better configuration of the Tunisian olive oil supply chain (OOSC) from a sustainable development (SD) perspective. The proposed approach consists of applying a fuzzy technique for order preference by similarity to ideal solution (TOPSIS) method as a multi-criteria approach. The proposed approach is applied twice. In the first application, the objective is to compare five possible scenarios for the olive agricultural phase. In the second application, the objective is to compare three possible scenarios for the olive oil transformation phase. The major findings of this research include the following: (1) The best scenario for the agricultural phase is the intensified organic system, which is based on biodynamic olive growing. (2) The best scenario for the transformation phase (oil extraction) is the continuous two-phase extraction system. Consequently, the efficient way for the by-products processing phase is the use of wet pomace for the preparation of biodynamic compost.

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Section: Fuzzy Topsis Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Sustainable Configuration of the Tunisian Olive Oil Supply Chain Using a Fuzzy TOPSIS-Based Approach

2021

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“…Procedures for Implementing Government Cooperation with Business Public Private Partnership, World Bank, Public-private partnerships (PPPs) are a way for the government to acquire and implement public services and infrastructure using the resources and know-how of the private sector (Almarri & Boussabaine, 2023) collaboration, a way for the government to obtain and implement public services and infrastructure using private sector resources and knowledge (Kim & Thuc, 2020).…”

Section: Public Private Partnershipmentioning

confidence: 99%

Public Private Partnership in Management Drinking Water Supply System: Disruption Innovation Perspective

Hertati,

Rachman

2024

Intl. J. Rel.

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Indonesia is ranked sixth in the world regarding water resource reserves, with around 3,900 billion cubic meters or 6 percent of the world's total water reserves. However, the water source supplied is not functioning properly. Public-private partnership innovation through four East Java Regency/City Regional Drinking Water Companies (PDAM) with the Umbulan Drinking Water Supply System (SPAM) is a solution to overcome water limitations. This research examined the role of Public-Private Partnerships from the perspective of disruptive innovation, a new collaborative form in Indonesia. This type of qualitative descriptive research involves community members and informants from government organizations related to PT Meta Adhya Tirta Umbulan. Research findings showed that Umbulan SPAM, as a new technological innovation used by local drinking water companies, had not provided meaningful results because the quality of human resources still needs to be improved. They had still not been able to adopt innovations that were implemented based on the amount of water wasted and the purpose of its distribution, and the company operates by its values to achieve its vision and goals and consistently complied with applicable regulations and standard operating procedures (SOP) to maintain appropriate standards. In the face of various difficulties, change is inevitable. As a collaborative tool, public-private partnerships are a byproduct of transformation. The capacity to survive in today's technologically transformed environment is essential for survival and adapting to change.

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“…Infrastructure development facilitates national growth and macroeconomic stability, especially in developing countries (Chou et al. , 2012; Kim and Thuc, 2020). However, infrastructure investment has placed enormous economic pressure on governments, and the public sector lacks the experience and expertise to build infrastructure (Osei-Kyei and Chan, 2017).…”

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Bargaining optimization model for risk renegotiation with fairness concerns in infrastructure PPP projects

Chen

Wang

et al. 2022

ECAM

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PurposeReasonable risk sharing is the key to the smooth implementation of infrastructure public-private partnership (PPP) projects and the optimization of benefit distribution among the participants. This study aims to explore the risk redistribution ratio between the government and the private sector under different degree of fairness concern.Design/methodology/approachRenegotiation is a mechanism to provide flexibility and make up for incompleteness of PPP contracts. However, the threshold value of risk redistribution ratio and negotiation cost are not explicitly considered in previous studies. In addition, these studies do not consider the influence of the fairness concern psychology on the negotiation process. To address these gaps, based on risk-income equilibrium analysis, this paper established the bargaining optimization model of PPP projects renegotiation considering the fairness concerns of the negotiating parties. Furthermore, this study analyzed the influence of fairness concern degree on negotiation thresholds, negotiation results, and negotiation incomes under three scenarios.FindingsThe results showed that excessive focus on the fairness of incomes may exclude the risk redistribution ratio that is most beneficial to project incomes from the negotiation threshold. Moreover, the increase in the fairness concerns of negotiating parties can reduce the negotiation success period, but the net income may not necessarily be improved.Originality/valueThe main contribution of this paper is to propose a new risk renegotiation methodology based on the risk-income equilibrium analysis, which is helpful to develop risk management strategies in the construction field. The research results can provide government with reference about renegotiation in decision making and provide theoretical support for the practice of PPP renegotiation.

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Sustainable Location Selection for Investing in Public–Private Partnership Infrastructure Projects: From a Developing Country’s Perspective

Cited by 10 publications

References 53 publications

Sustainable Configuration of the Tunisian Olive Oil Supply Chain Using a Fuzzy TOPSIS-Based Approach

Sustainable Configuration of the Tunisian Olive Oil Supply Chain Using a Fuzzy TOPSIS-Based Approach

Public Private Partnership in Management Drinking Water Supply System: Disruption Innovation Perspective

Bargaining optimization model for risk renegotiation with fairness concerns in infrastructure PPP projects

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