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Performance management in public–private partnership projects: a perspective from the Indian road sector

In: Research Handbook on Project Performance

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  • Dhruv Agarwal
  • Sagar Deshmukh
  • Ganesh Devkar

Abstract

Public-Private Partnership (PPP) is the most popular mode among the governments across the world for the development of road infrastructure projects. The benefits of adopting PPP mode include risk sharing, financial support, and the private sector’s knowledge and technical expertise during construction and operation of road projects. However, the use of the PPP model has not met the expected results in India, and more needs to be done to improve performance of PPP road projects. This research identified the indicators for analysing the performance of PPP road projects and investigated the current performance measurement systems followed in the road sector. Ahe mixed-method approach was followed, in which, there were interactions with domain experts and questionnaire surveys were conducted. Cross case analysis was performed to analyse the developed framework. This research helped in formulating a conceptual framework to analyse the performance of PPP road projects from a process life cycle perspective.

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  • Dhruv Agarwal & Sagar Deshmukh & Ganesh Devkar, 2023. "Performance management in public–private partnership projects: a perspective from the Indian road sector," Chapters, in: Vittal S. Anantatmula & Chakradhar Iyyunni (ed.), Research Handbook on Project Performance, chapter 19, pages 265-279, Edward Elgar Publishing.
    • Handle: RePEc:elg:eechap:21291_19
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