PPP definition

PPP means Public Private Partnership;
PPP means the Paycheck Protection Program under the CARES Act.

Examples of PPP in a sentence

  • Information specific to the downtown subarea plan will be included in the PPP (Task 1.3).

  • The Consultant Team will prepare a Public Participation Plan (PPP) to guide outreach efforts throughout the vision and comprehensive plan process and encourage community-wide participation by providing many opportunities for public exchange in a variety of formats and locations.

  • The PPP will be consistent with GMA requirements (RCW 36.70A.035) as well as applicable City objectives for engagement.

  • Downtown subarea plan staff time to develop the PPP, engagement materials, communications, and to participate in is included in Task 2.3. Deliverables are included in Task 1.3.

  • The PPP will capitalize on existing City mechanisms for community engagement; establish community engagement objectives; identify the diverse set of stakeholders; and describe the array of tools and activities best suited to inform and engage stakeholders.


More Definitions of PPP

PPP means the Performance Pay Program under the Omnibus Plan or any replacement thereto, as in effect on the date a Change in Control is Consummated.
PPP means Public/Private Partnership.
PPP public private partnership, as defined in the Treasury Regulations promulgated under the Public Finance Management Act, 1999;
PPP means that packaging and printed paper that is more thoroughly described in the Environmental Management Act and Schedule 5 of the Regulation respectively;
PPP means the Paycheck Protection Program administered by the SBA.
PPP means Public Private Partnerships set up by the DoHFW, GoWB to operate the services by the selected O&M partner under the provisions of this agreement
PPP means a public-private partnership based upon a contract or concession agreement between a government or statutory entity and a private sector entity for provision of public assets and/or related services for public benefit by the private sector entity for a specified concession period;