Research on the Construction of the Operation Model of Elderly Institutions Under the PPP Model and its Risks - a Case Study of Qingdao City
- 1 Chinese Agricultural University
- 2 Chinese Agricultural University
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Abstract
At present, the elderly problem in China has become a more serious social problem, and the low service level of elderly institutions and the insufficient number of nursing homes further aggravate the elderly risk. the establishment of PPP model elderly institutions can not only effectively relieve the financial and operational pressure of the government and help solve the social elderly problem, but also attract social capital to form corresponding cooperation with the government to achieve maximum benefits. However, at present, the number of PPP-model elderly institutions in China is insufficient, and they have not formed large-scale operations, and the elderly institutions are still mainly private institu-tions. At the same time, PPP projects also have greater risks in the operation of this model due to its complexity. To explore the operation and construction and risk factors of PPP model senior care institutions, this paper takes Qingdao city as an example, analyzes the above issues related to the current policy, social environment, and the specific situation of Qingdao city in China, and thus puts forward relevant suggestions.
Keywords
PPP model, pension project construction, pension institution operation risk
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Cite this article
Liu,H.;Liu,H. (2023).Research on the Construction of the Operation Model of Elderly Institutions Under the PPP Model and its Risks - a Case Study of Qingdao City.Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,13,136-143.
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