Evaluating Efficiency in Public-Private Partnership (Ppp) Projects

Abstract

This article explores the evaluation of efficiency in Public-Private Partnership (PPP) projects, focusing on three primary dimensions: technical, financial, and social efficiency. By analyzing key performance indicators such as timeline adherence, cost efficiency, and quality standards compliance, the article provides a comprehensive approach to assessing the success of PPP projects. It highlights the importance of effective risk allocation, governance frameworks, and the long-term sustainability of projects. A case study approach is used to illustrate real-world applications, with visual aids like diagrams and tables to compare performance metrics across different projects. The article offers insights into improving project efficiency and ensuring that PPP projects meet both public and private sector objectives.