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The Risks and Tricks in Public–Private Partnerships [PDF]

Public–Private Partnerships (PPPs) have been implemented broadly around the world in the infrastructure sector — water and sanitation, transports, energy, telecommunications — and, more recently, in the provision of public services — education, health, prisons, water and waste management.
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