Public-Private Partnership (PPP)
A long-term contract under which a private company designs, builds, finances and operates or maintains a public asset, typically for twenty to thirty years, and is paid either by the authority for the asset being available or by users through tolls or fares. The private side carries the construction and performance risk, financed largely with non-recourse project debt. The UK called the model PFI; North America calls it P3.
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