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This research book analyzes risk in Public Private Partnership projects using Multi-Criteria Decision Making methods. It identifies the main risk categories and factors of PPP projects through MCDM to help with proper risk management, which is important for the success of PPPs. MCDM approaches are useful for complex decision problems and are applied here to evaluate risks and determine the best alternatives for PPP projects.

Engineering

Er. Kaushal V. Wadhvaniya
Prof. Ashish H. Makwana
Dr. Jayeshkumar R. Pitroda
Risk in PPP Projects
This research book gives information about Risk in Public Private
Partnership projects (PPP) Projects by application of Multi-Criteria Decision
Making (MCDM) method. Success of Public Private Partnership projects is
greatly influenced by proper management of the risks associated with the
project. All projects which are undertaken using conventional procurement
method or using a PPP approach have known risks and unknown risks. Risk
identification plays an important role in development of PPP framework.
The participation and investment of Private sector has been the main stay
of the Government of India policy toward infrastructural growth. In this
research, main risk categories and factors of Public Private Partnership
projects have been recognized by MCDM method. Multi-Criteria Decision
Making (MCDM) approaches are more popular and widely acceptable for
complex decision making problems. MCDM methods are used to find the
best alternative by evaluating the conflict criterion. It is used in other fields
like business and marketing, design, environment, agriculture,
development, healthcare, banking, manufacturing, construction and other
complex decision making tasks.
Er. KAUSHAL V. WADHVANIYA, B.E.- Civil Engineering, M.E.- (Civil)
Construction Engineering and Management, PROF. ASHISH H.
MAKWANA, B.E.- Civil Engineering, M.E.- (Civil) Construction Engineering
and Management; DR. JAYESHKUMAR R. PITRODA, B.E.- Civil Engineering,
M.E.- (Civil) Construction Engineering and Management, Ph.D.- Civil
Engineering
978-620-0-24955-5
RiskinPPPProjectsWadhvaniya,Makwana,Pitroda

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