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A public-private partnership (PPP) is a very particular type of contract through a bidding process whereby the public partner (a government entity) delegates some of its own responsibilities to a private partner under a long-term contract that defines the rights and obligations of each party during the term as well as the mechanisms for its financial rebalancing arising from unforeseen events or lack of compliance of the parties.
PPPs are an important tool for developing infrastructure and therefore fostering economic development. They are used with infrastructures like roads, airports, ports, power, water, and solid waste treatment and typically involve investment, operation and maintenance.
Public initiative: originated by public agents with or without government funding.
Private initiative: originated by private agents that offer a long-term cooperative agreement between a private company and the national or local government.
Non-for-profit: nonprofit organizations are increasingly involved in the PPP model. Bringing together international organizations for cooperation agreements, other nonprofit organizations or local businesses.
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