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Abstract
This study addresses the limited scholarly attention given to assessing the suitability of Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs). Using China as a case study, a suitability assessment model was developed and evaluated across 287 prefecture-level cities. Results reveal significant spatial variation, categorizing cities into four suitability levels (high, medium, low, unsuitable). The findings indicate that PPPs may not be broadly applicable in the current Chinese context, with 219 cities deemed unsuitable or having low suitability. This research contributes to sustainable PPP application in China and informs global implementation strategies.
Publisher
Humanities and Social Sciences Communications
Published On
Sep 15, 2024
Authors
Zhe Cheng, Yixin Zhu, Huanming Wang, Yongjian Ke
Tags
Public-Private Partnerships
suitability assessment
China
spatial variation
sustainable development
prefecture-level cities

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