Public Private Partnership in Urban Infrastructure Development

The core element of public administration is service delivery in the realm of public utilities such as education, health, potable water, electricity, transportation, and other areas. The provision of public services has undergone major changes in the last two decades with many developed and developing countries choosing to move away from the traditional public sector model of service provision to service delivery by the private sector. Globally, including India in the past two decades, the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) has emerged as an innovative alternative public service delivery mechanism. in various sectors such as road, electricity, etc. This book is an outcome of the doctoral research conducted by the author by taking a case of a PPP Project implemented in Tamil Nadu.

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At present Dr. B. Senthil Nathan is working as Assistant Professor in the Department of Public Administration at Sri Krishna Arts and Science College (Autonomous), Coimbatore. He has completed his PhD in Public Administration from the Faculty of Public Administration, IGNOU, New Delhi. His research interests are Local Self Governance,NGO,CSR,etc.