ABSTRACT
Recently, Public-private Partnerships (PPPs) are being increasingly used in the public facilities and services provision in China.The procurement system ranges from simple contracting of services to the involvement of the private sector in the infrastructure financing, design, construction, operation and maintenance.However, organizing a PPP is not an easy task due to its complexity and long term contractual obligations and this some projects to fail to attract the private sector in the partnership and in the services provision.18 critical success factors of PPP project in the Chinese health sector were undermined by the investigation of this research.The mostly identified CSFs are thorough and realistic benefit assessment, sound policies, appropriate risk allocation and risk mitigation, and the public/private sector responsibilities.This paper finally puts forward the recommendations based on the statistics that are published from the Integrated Information Platform of CPPPC in order to focus on validating them for successful PPP projects achievement.
ABSTRACT
The developed countries have increasingly used private sector involvement in the practices of developing, financing and providing public health infrastructure and services through public-private partnerships (PPPs) in recent years.The main reasons for this uptake in these countries are manifold ranging from the rising expenditures for refurbishing, maintaining and operating public assets, and the increasing constraints on the governmental budgets stifle because of the economic downturn.As a result, the government needs funds to cover inadequate inputs and seeks innovation through private sector experts and management expertise aiming for better operational risks mitigation.In this paper, 18 risk factors in health sector of China were tracked through the literature research, and the research aims to identify the risk allocation by issuing the questionnaires and conducting interviews with experts from the academia, and public and private sectors.This paper finally provides the scheme about the appropriate risk allocation to focus on improving the mitigation of the existing risks in order to achieve successful PPP projects.
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This article reviews the investment and financing policies suitable for the Public-Private Partnerships(PPPs)model in public hospitals and the main practice models, analyzes their dilemma when applied to the public hospitals in public-private partnerships to determine reasonable equipment and facilities, evaluate the value of investment assets in public hospitals, and obtain reasonable return on investment for the cooperation current partnership.Based on this, the study puts forward the way out of the dilemma which is aroused in public hospitals.Forwarded suggestions include the strengthening of the previous feasibility studies regarding the partnership projects and implementation of regional health planning and medical institutions to set the planning requirements;strengthening the assessment of tangible and intangible assets of the PPP projects in public hospitals and to prevent the loss of state-owned assets;and strengthening the financial information disclosure on PPP in public hospitals, protecting the legitimate rights and interests of the staff and maintainance of the public welfare of public hospitals.
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Este artigo discute a distribuição regional dos investimentos prioritários para parcerias público-privadas (PPPs), tendo por base as condições logísticas para formação de redes de negócios nas regiões e a perspectiva de estratégia de redução das desigualdades regionais, e como foco os sistemas de transporte. Considerando-se os aspectos positivos da regulamentação e o fato de não ter o objetivo de promover uma descentralização da riqueza nacional, conclui-se que além de não se poder esperar das PPPs o efeito de redução das desigualdades regionais no Brasil - uma distorção com repercussões extremamente negativas para o desenvolvimento brasileiro - é bastante possível que o efeito seja no sentido de reforçar as desigualdades.