An Entrepreneurial Approach and Policy Frameworks for the Advancement of Public-Private Partnerships
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https://doi.org/10.65921/59psas46Keywords:
Public-Private Partnership, Entrepreneurship, Innovation, Sustainable Development, ManagementAbstract
In contemporary working conditions, public institutions face limited access to the resources necessary for implementing projects of communal and societal interest. The concept of Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) serves as a mechanism for supporting local development and facilitating the realization of infrastructure projects. Entrepreneurial initiatives and private investors enable the utilization of available capital and innovative opportunities in the function of executing infrastructure projects. The focus of this research is the analysis of the entrepreneurial approach as a key factor in the application and development of the public-private partnership model, with particular emphasis on the implementation of innovative business models and strategic partnerships.
By applying both quantitative and qualitative research methods, this study aims to explore the potential for implementing an entrepreneurial approach and corresponding policies that enhance synergy between public institutions and private initiatives in order to increase efficiency. The primary research objective is to confirm the fundamental hypothesis that entrepreneurial thinking and practice contribute to building more innovative and sustainable long-term business partnerships.
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