PPP model definition
Examples of PPP model in a sentence
The Project would include, processing and disposal of the MSW through Waste to Energy Plant through DBFOT basis on a Public Private Partnership (PPP) model.
The PPP model seeks to improve outcomes by capturing best practice and innovation.
As part of this function, the Commission is responsible for maintaining and developing the New Zealand Public Private Partnership (PPP) model.
In a PPP model the cities build and maintain the infrastructure including stations and a fare collection system, while private operators own and manage the buses, hire staff and provide services on a long-term contract.
Under the Public Private Partnership (PPP) model of airport development, private investors and operators have a long term commitment to ensuring sustained traffic and capacity growth, achieved through focused and effective strategic cooperation with Government, tourism authorities, hotel associations, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ of commerce, airlines, tour operators, and travel marketing groups.
TSIIC's intent is to develop a world class district cooling utility in its project for which it is inviting proposals from experienced district cooling developers under a PPP model.
The payment framework of a PPP project is driven by the risk allocation, PPP model adopted for the project and financial feasibility of the project.
The licensor (Party of the First Part) has taken up affordable housing project at Naranpur Cuttack over 7.84 Ac. of land through PPP model under PMAY Central Government Scheme for Slum Dwellers/ Economic Weaker Section (EWS)/Lower Income Group (LIG) households residing in the jurisdiction of Cuttack Development Planned Area (CDPA), having no pucca houses (all weather dwelling units) in the name of any member of their family in any part of India.
In addition, other state bodies that in fact orders infrastructure facility to be constructed on the private sector funds through PPP model have little impact over supervision during contract implementation term, which can result in lower quality of the project and services.
During the three‐month Field Research and Teaching Practice (FRTP), students will be paid a stipend based on the World Bank Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) model.