In this
document we will identify and characterize the business of PPPs
in order to analyze if goals of this special kind of partnership are affected
by the Directive. Examples will be the base of further studies.
1. Definition / Terms. 1
Characterization list by policies
and type of partners. 1
Side questions. 1
Characterization by Names for PPP.. 1
Business Elements for PPP.. 1
2. Examples, Case Studies. 2
List of Example Partnerships – Case
studies. 2
Germany. 2
Others in Europe. 2
Case Studies. 2
- Subject of risk-sharing
relationship
- Shared aspiration to bring
about a desired public policy outcome
- Added Values by synergies of
competences and resources
- Representing the Public Sector
- Representing the Private Sector
- Representing dedicated private
initiatives
- The process of foundation /
existence / persistence
- Relative relevance for each
partner
- Quality of relationship
- JV - Joint ventures (Gemeinschaftsunternehmen)
- DBFO - Design, Build, Finance,
Operate
- PFI - Private Finance
Initiative
- CBL - Cross-Boarder Leasing
(e.g. schools in NRW), mainly financing-methods based
- Strategic alliances
(competition and co-operation in planning, production, evaluation)
- Contracting for the Joint
Venture
- Development Partnership
Contract
- Strategic Partnership Contract
- Contract for Contracting-Out Coordination
- Contract for Delivery / Sales
- Contract for joint
provision/operation (Betreibermodell)
Germany
- MHSG – Multimedia Hochschul-Service Berlin GmbH
- Cornelsen Verlag
- Deutscher Bildungsserver
- Subito (Scientific
Document Distribution Server)
- See now long long list (Klaus Rebensburg / Ludwig Issing 2004) as well as short list of companies which
are being investigated in respect to OrmeE
goals.
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