Critical Success Factors for Public Private Partnership in the UAE

Countries such as UAE are increasingly pursuing PPP with the goal of improving service delivery to the public as the economy becomes increasingly diversified. As such, the current paper key seeks to investigate the extent and the key success factors of PPP in UAE. For key aims of this research as it...

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Main Author: ALREDHA, MARYAM (author)
Published: 2017
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Online Access:https://bspace.buid.ac.ae/handle/1234/1255
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United Arab Emirates (UAE)
dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Critical Success Factors for Public Private Partnership in the UAE
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description Countries such as UAE are increasingly pursuing PPP with the goal of improving service delivery to the public as the economy becomes increasingly diversified. As such, the current paper key seeks to investigate the extent and the key success factors of PPP in UAE. For key aims of this research as it sought to investigate the research questions and deliver on the research objectives: i. To explore the concept of public-private partnerships in UAE. ii. To investigate the key factors that lead to the success of PPP in the country. the current research adopted the research onion model to conduct the data with the key objective of answering the research question. After Analyzing and reporting on the results, it emerged that the different factors had more influence on some players than the others. For the government, technological and managerial success factors were the key motivation in joining PPPs. Such is the case since most government institutions are unable to keep with technology changes and have weak management structures hence the need to partners and benefit from the private sector that excels in the two factors. On the other hand, the private sector key motivation of entering into PPP was driven by the regulatory and financial consideration that have a huge impact on their ability to operate with the needed flexibility. As such, it is the role of the private sector to improve their managerial and technological prowess whereas the government pursue fair and robust regulations and provide the needed huge capital outlay to encourage private sector partner with the government to realize the goal of improved service delivery to the people of UAE.
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spelling Critical Success Factors for Public Private Partnership in the UAEALREDHA, MARYAMcritical success factorsPublic Private Partnership (PPP)United Arab Emirates (UAE)Countries such as UAE are increasingly pursuing PPP with the goal of improving service delivery to the public as the economy becomes increasingly diversified. As such, the current paper key seeks to investigate the extent and the key success factors of PPP in UAE. For key aims of this research as it sought to investigate the research questions and deliver on the research objectives: i. To explore the concept of public-private partnerships in UAE. ii. To investigate the key factors that lead to the success of PPP in the country. the current research adopted the research onion model to conduct the data with the key objective of answering the research question. After Analyzing and reporting on the results, it emerged that the different factors had more influence on some players than the others. For the government, technological and managerial success factors were the key motivation in joining PPPs. Such is the case since most government institutions are unable to keep with technology changes and have weak management structures hence the need to partners and benefit from the private sector that excels in the two factors. On the other hand, the private sector key motivation of entering into PPP was driven by the regulatory and financial consideration that have a huge impact on their ability to operate with the needed flexibility. As such, it is the role of the private sector to improve their managerial and technological prowess whereas the government pursue fair and robust regulations and provide the needed huge capital outlay to encourage private sector partner with the government to realize the goal of improved service delivery to the people of UAE.The British University in Dubai (BUiD)2018-12-09T09:52:50Z2018-12-09T09:52:50Z2017-10Dissertationapplication/pdf2014203042https://bspace.buid.ac.ae/handle/1234/1255enoai:bspace.buid.ac.ae:1234/12552021-09-21T07:55:55Z
spellingShingle Critical Success Factors for Public Private Partnership in the UAE
ALREDHA, MARYAM
critical success factors
Public Private Partnership (PPP)
United Arab Emirates (UAE)
title Critical Success Factors for Public Private Partnership in the UAE
title_full Critical Success Factors for Public Private Partnership in the UAE
title_fullStr Critical Success Factors for Public Private Partnership in the UAE
title_full_unstemmed Critical Success Factors for Public Private Partnership in the UAE
title_short Critical Success Factors for Public Private Partnership in the UAE
title_sort Critical Success Factors for Public Private Partnership in the UAE
topic critical success factors
Public Private Partnership (PPP)
United Arab Emirates (UAE)
url https://bspace.buid.ac.ae/handle/1234/1255