Partnerstwo publiczno-prywatne – dzieląc się wiedzą i doświadczeniem
Public-private partnership – sharing knowledge and experience

Author(s): Magdalena Załęczna, Katarzyna Olbińska, Anna Wojewnik-Filipkowska, Joanna Węgrzyn, Agata Kozłowska
Subject(s): Economy, Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, Business Economy / Management, Public Finances
Published by: Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego
Keywords: Public-private partnership; local government;regeneration;transport
Summary/Abstract: Public-private partnership is both a fascinating and frustrating area of research. PPP is not a simple recipe for financial shortages experienced by public entities; it is a complicated mechanism that requires meeting many conditions to function efficiently. The authors present their thoughts and conclusions against the background of the existing state of knowledge about PPP and assess the level of institutional maturity of PPP in the context of public support for this formula in Poland. The monograph consists of six chapters. The first and second chapters constitute the theoretical foundation, describe the genesis and institutional conditions of public-private partnership, its subject, specificity, significance, and financing of PPP. The next chapter presents the state of the PPP market and the requirements for its development; it starts with an international framework to analyze the number, value, and areas of PPP application, then describes the situation in Poland against this background. The authors also investigate the success factors of public-private partnership projects. The fourth chapter is devoted to the issues of regeneration. The authors synthesize it and then present the historical conditions for developing PPP in regeneration in Great Britain to deliver Polish solutions and problems in this field. Chapter five, describing transport solutions in the PPP formula, has a similar practical dimension. The authors focus on the road, transport projects, and transport-related infrastructure, referring to British and Polish solutions. An extensive summary of the considerations carried out in work can be found in chapter six. The monograph ends with a synthetic conclusion.

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