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ARTICLE · 24 MAY 2024

Understanding Public-Private Partnerships In Nigeria

Public-Private Partnership (PPPs) are long term contractual arrangements between the public sector (at both national and subnational levels) and private entities.

NigeriaGovernment, Public Sector

Introduction to PPPs

Public-Private Partnership (PPPs) are long term contractual arrangements between the public sector (at both national and subnational levels) and private entities. These partnerships have become a cornerstone of infrastructure development, allowing the private sector to invest in, manage, and deliver services traditionally handled by the public sector. These services may involve the development, construction, operation, or maintenance of infrastructure.

PPPs in infrastructure projects offer a collaborative path for government and private sector institutions to work together. One of the key advantages of PPPs is the infusion of private sector expertise and technical know-how into public projects. This collaboration brings about effective and efficient project execution, ensuring that infrastructure developments are both successful and sustainable. The private sector's involvement also brings additional benefits, such as innovative solutions

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