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Public private partnership in China: Making progress in a weak governance environment
19/08/2010
Author : China Policy Institute of the University of Nottingham
By Cheng Cheng and Zhengxu Wang - Policy Paper Series, Issue 56
 

The demand for public infrastructure is high in China. To resolve its conflict with the shortage of public funding, China resorted to PPP projects regularly. Local governments in China are often pushed to seek private investment for the development of public infrastructure.

PPP projects in China face complex regulatory regime. All of this is a result of fragmented legal and administrative frameworks.

State dominance is another obstacle, due to which the power of private parties in PPP is often impaired.

 

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