Abstract
This literature review paper examines the implementation of Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) in infrastructure development, focusing on the constraints that affect their successful implementation. The paper analyses relevant literature on PPP implementation, including case studies, government reports, and academic research. The findings suggest that while PPPs can offer significant benefits in infrastructure development, their implementation is often constrained by factors such as regulatory frameworks, political risks, financial viability, and institutional capacity. The paper provides a comprehensive overview of the constraints associated with PPP implementation and offers insights into potential solutions that can address these challenges. Overall, this paper contributes to a deeper understanding of the complexities of PPP implementation in infrastructure development and provides useful recommendations for policymakers and practitioners involved in PPP projects.
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