PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP FOR SUSTAINABLEINFRASTRUCTURAL DEVELOPMENT IN LAGOSMETROPOLIS: PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES

Olatunji Idowu FADEYI; Oladele Joseph KEHINDE; Chijioke NWACHUKWU; Abimbola Abidemi ADEGBUYI; Omoniyi Oladipupo AGBOOLA

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PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP FOR SUSTAINABLEINFRASTRUCTURAL DEVELOPMENT IN LAGOSMETROPOLIS: PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES

机译：拉丁美洲和加勒比地区基础设施可持续发展的公共私人合作：前景与挑战

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THIS REVIEW EXAMINES THE PROSPECTS ALONGSIDE THE CHALLENGES ENCOUNTERED BY PUBLICPRIVATE PARTNERSHIP (PPP) IN ENSURING SUSTAINABLE INFRASTRUCTURAL DEVELOPMENT INLAGOS, NIGERIA. IT SHOWS THAT IN SPITE OF THE CHALLENGES FACED BY PPP, IF EMBRACED WITHSINCERITY AND TRANSPARENCY CAN IMPROVE SUSTAINABILITY AND INFRASTRUCTURALDEVELOPMENT THROUGH VALUE FOR-MONEY PROJECT ASSESSMENTS AND IMPROVED DELIVERYPERFORMANCE. THIS PAPER SUGGESTS THAT TO ENSURE SUSTAINABLE INFRASTRUCTURALDEVELOPMENT, GOVERNMENT SHOULD ESTABLISH THE REQUIRED GUIDING STRUCTURE FORSUITABLE EXECUTION OF PPP PROJECTS THAT WILL HELP IN CONFLICT RESOLUTION THROUGHOUTTHE PERIOD OF PPP CONTRACTS.

机译：这篇评论文章探讨了在确保可持续的基础设施发展中，尼日利亚的公私合作伙伴关系（PPP）所面临的挑战。它表明，尽管PPP面临挑战，但如果受到不信任和透明度的困扰，可以通过价值项目评估和改善的交付能力来改善可持续性和基础设施建设。该文件建议为确保可持续的基础设施发展，政府应建立必要的指导性结构，以使PPP项目能够在PPP合同的整个期限内在冲突解决中得到切实执行。

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Olatunji Idowu FADEYI; Oladele Joseph KEHINDE; Chijioke NWACHUKWU; Abimbola Abidemi ADEGBUYI; Omoniyi Oladipupo AGBOOLA;
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