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Public-Private Partnerships for Sustainability in the Context of Zimbabwe
Abstract
Public Private Partnerships have become the cornerstones of most developed and developing countries, and Zimbabwe is not an exception as they are flagship PPPs that have stood the test of time. The country could benefit so much from the use of public private partnerships as a means of sustainable development. The objectives were to investigate how the PPPs can contribute to sustainability in Zimbabwe showcasing the possibilities, obstacles, and future directions for effective public and private cooperation. The study made use of a qualitative study using document review method. The rationale behind using these companies is that they have PPPs running or completed and the authors looked at what contributions were made and what are the effects. The results showed that PPPs can be a source of sustainability in Zimbabwe as witnessed by the completion of Beitbridge Border Post, road rehabilitation and other running PPPs such as the Airport of Zimbabwe. Barriers such as political, economic and social can be solved and the country remain sustainable.
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