PROBLEMS OF MANAGEMENT OF PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS
Abstract
The paper provides the results of an empirical study of evaluation of the efficiency of public and private sectors in provision infrastructure services. The imperative research and comparative analysis methods used, revealed a number of “bottlenecks”, including gaps in the legislation and institutional restrictions, lack of experience in cooperation between state and private enterprises, deficiencies in public procurement procedures and executing PPP contracts. The results allow concluding of the significant potential and viability of PPP model in the conditions of Uzbekistan.
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