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a public-private partnership is an arrangement between the public sector usually represented by the government and the private sector where the private sector is tasked to perform a function that is usually provided by the public sector this is normally done in terms of a ppp agreement in this video we will discuss the various aspects of public private partnerships welcome back to public administration 101 proudly brought to you by carno consultants for professional advice you can trust as indicated in this video we will discuss the various aspects of public-private partnership by first defining what we mean by public-private partnership and then discuss some of the objectives of public-private partnership we will then list some of the benefits of public-private partnership including some of the challenges of managing public-private partnerships we will also list some of the common types of public-private partnerships and then conclude by stating some of t
