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Public-Private Partnerships in developing countries
IOB Study | no. 378 IOB Studyliterature review | IOB Study | no. 378 | Public-Private Partnerships in developing countries | IOB Study | no. 378 | Public-Private Partnerships in developing countriesPublic- private Partnerships in developing countriesA systematic literature review April 2013 IOB StudyPublic- private Partnerships in developing countries A systematic literature reviewPublic- private Partnerships in developing countries | 3 |PrefacePublic- private Partnerships (PPPs) are a relatively recent phenomenon in international development cooperation. Current policy documents frequently refer to expectations regarding their potential contributions to global development goals. In 2000, the Dutch Minister for Development Cooperation and the Minister for Foreign Trade submitted a joint letter to parliament regarding the role of private sector in reducing In this document hardly any reference was made to Public-Private Partnerships .
Public-Private Partnerships in developing countries | 3 | Preface Public-private partnerships (PPPs) are a relatively recent phenomenon in international development cooperation. Current policy documents frequently refer to expectations regarding their potential contributions to global development goals.
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