Abstract
Despite growing social infrastructure investment needs, public-private partnership (hereinaf- ter: PPP) is not developing in accordance to expectations in Poland. Only 25% of initiated proceedings conclude in the realization of a contract – a significantly lower rate as compared to other European nations. While there are many potential explanations for the poor development of PPP in Poland, this article showcases the inefficiencies in the project financing model, as well as analyzes the appli- cability of forfaiting by waiver for Polish PPP projects. It outlines the necessary conditions as well as potential benefits to PPP development should the forfaiting by waiver model be applied comprehensively as a mode of financing for Polish PPP projects. Critical success factors in PPP will be addressed, as well as project risk division and factors influencing the project price.
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