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Research on Project Management Based on PPP Model
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Abstract
With the continuous development of the global economy, the public-private partnership (PPP) model is increasingly used in the field of project management. Through in-depth cooperation between the government and social capital, the PPP model achieves optimal allocation of resources and reasonable sharing of risks, brings new solutions to infrastructure construction and the improvement of social public services, and achieves a win-win situation. This article analyzes the main characteristics of the PPP model through the literature review method, discusses the main advantages of PPP project management, focuses on the existing problems of PPP project management, and proposes specific solutions to the problems to help project managers carry out projects under the PPP model. Scientific and efficient project management provides theoretical support and practical guidance to ensure that enterprises maximize economic benefits, improve project quality, and promote the healthy and sustainable development of the PPP model in more fields.
Keywords
PPP model, project management, risk sharing, economic benefits
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Zhang,H. (2025). Research on Project Management Based on PPP Model. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,163,58-63.
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