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RAJESH S
PGDeG 2015-16
IIITMK, TECHNOPARK
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The Department of Economic Affairs (DEA)
defines PPP as:
“PPP means an arrangement between a government or
statutory entity or government owned entity on one
side and a private sector entity on the other, for the
provision of public assets and/ or related services for
public benefit, through investments being made by
and/or management undertaken by the private sector
entity for a specified time period, where there is a
substantial risk sharing with the private sector and the
private sector receives performance linked payments
that conform (or are bench marked) to specified, pre-
determined and measurable performance standards” .

 Agreement between Government and the
Private Sector for the Provision of a Public
Good or Service by the latter.
 It involves private financing, construction
and management of key infrastructure etc.
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Key bottleneck in e-Governance
Successful implementation of
e-Governance requires an
abundance of technical and
financial resources.
Antidote:
PPP has emerged as a viable
solution , thereby enabling
adequate funds and skills of the
private sector to be utilized for
e-Government projects.

PPP in e-Governance
 The private partner invests in the application
software design, development, implementation
and operations.
 The government maintains the responsibility to
deliver services to the citizen.

Success Factors of PPP Models
 Political Will
 Project address a real need
 Clear definition of the Scope, Roles, Risks &
obligations
 Legal Framework
 Consultation with stakeholders
 Transparent Selection Procedures
 Security and Privacy

Features of PPP
 PPP are concerned with services, not assets.
 The Government does not need to own
infrastructure to deliver services.
 Private partner investing public infrastructure and
providing related services to the Government,
Government retaining responsibility for the
delivery of core processes/services.