Public-Private Partnerships
A public-private partnership (PPP) is a funding method in which a public authority calls on private-sector entities to finance, build, maintain and operate infrastructure that provides or contributes to a public service. In exchange, the private partner receives payment from the public partner and/or the users of the service it operates.
This funding method is used in many countries in one form or another.
PPPs in five key concepts
The main types of PPP identified
PPPs in Europe and worldwide
Areas in which the public and private sectors’ expertise is relevant
VINCI and concessions: 100 years of experience
VINCI Concessions: supporting the development of PPP projects
The VINCI Group’s strengths in tenders for partnership contracts