BPM213: Public Private Partnership Projects (‘PPP’) have been introduced in Singapore: Procurement Management Report, SUSS, Singapore, Singapore

Question 3 – Public-Private Partnership.
In recent years, Public Private Partnership Projects (‘PPP’) have been introduced in Singapore as a method for delivering public sector infrastructures.

Discuss FIVE (5) potential benefits that stakeholders can reap by adopting the PPP approach.

In attempting Question 3, candidates are advised to read up the following materials:

• Chew, H.S. & Yeoh, G. ‘Sports Hub: ‘an isolated case’; other public-private partnerships in Singapore have worked well: Analysts’. CNA Singapore. 15 June 2022. Retrieved from:
  https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/sports-hub-public-private-partnershipssingapore-government-2745756
• Ong, Justin (2022). ‘The Sports Hub nightmare – what went wrong according to insiders, and can the Government run it better?’ CNA Singapore. 20 Jun 2022 06:06am. Retrieved from:
  https://www.channelnewsasia.com/sport/premier-league-starhub-early-bird-rates-extendedjun-30-2757661
• ‘Government Objectives: Benefits and Risks of PPPs’. World Bank Group (US), PublicPrivate-Partnership Legal Resource Centre. Monday, 31 October 2016; retrieved from:
  https://ppp.worldbank.org/public-private-partnership/overview/ppp-objectives
• Chia, Y. M. ‘PPP: Promised partnerships (can) prosper’, The Straits Times, 25 Dec. 2014, Singapore: Singapore Press Holdings. Retrieved from:
  http://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/ppp-promised-partnerships-can-prosper
  

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