Private-public partnership (P3)
A collaborative agreement between a government and a private entity to complete infrastructure projects.
P3 involves collaboration between government entities and private companies to finance, build, and operate infrastructure projects, leveraging private investment and expertise for public benefit.
Used in a sentence
The P3 model allows for private sector involvement in public infrastructure projects, sharing risks and benefits.
Synonyms/variation
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