Smart City Gnosys
Smart city article details
| Title | A Systematic Literature Review And Analysis Towards Developing Ppp Models For Delivering Smart Infrastructure |
|---|---|
| ID_Doc | 5419 |
| Authors | Jayasena N.S.; Chan D.W.M.; Kumaraswamy M. |
| Year | 2021 |
| Published | Built Environment Project and Asset Management, 11, 1 |
| DOI | http://dx.doi.org/10.1108/BEPAM-11-2019-0124 |
| Abstract | Purpose: Rising human aspirations leading to rapid urbanisation, amidst climate changes and other environmental pressures have aggravated the needs for better-focused sustainable urban development in general as well as for smart and sustainable cities in particular. Indeed, smart infrastructure (SI) development is a prerequisite for smart cities (SCs). However, inadequate funding and expertise for such SI development pose profound challenges that may be partially addressed by mobilising private finance and efficiencies through collaborative public–private partnership (PPP) models. This paper provides a holistic review and analysis of the relevant literature, as a basis for proposing such PPP models for developing SI. Design/methodology/approach: A systematic literature review helped to fulfil the aim of this paper in the first phase of the underlying longer-term study. Authoritative search engines like Scopus and Web of Science indexed articles were reviewed and analysed, 85% of these being journal articles. Findings: SCs that necessarily include SI are important in overcoming current urban challenges in developing and developed countries. Given shortfalls in traditional procurement and funding models, special PPP models are required for SI development. After identifying the relevant needs, drivers, barriers and challenges in different countries, a general indicative framework is developed to illustrate how the various interacting force fields can be harnessed to develop the envisaged PPP models that can complement non-PPP procurement models. Originality/value: PPP for SI development is a relatively new, hence, under-researched topic. This desktop review and analysis provide a useful launching pad for the development of SI through overcoming the potential challenges in traditional procurement and financial models. © 2020, Emerald Publishing Limited. |
| Author Keywords | Public-private partnership; Smart cities; Smart infrastructure |
Similar Articles
| Id | Similarity | Authors | Title | Published |
|---|---|---|---|---|
43741  | 0.926 | Nguyen H.L.; Nguyen T.; Nguyen A.T. | Public–Private Partnership Models For Smart Transport Infrastructure Development | Advances in 21st Century Human Settlements, Part F3154 (2024) |
| 43739 | 0.917 | Quan X.; Solheim M.C.W. | Public-Private Partnerships In Smart Cities: A Critical Survey And Research Agenda | City, Culture and Society, 32 (2023) |
| 43738 | 0.906 | Lende P.K.; Ambadkar S.D. | Public-Private Partnerships For Smart Cities In India: Survey Findings And Recommended Strategies | SSRG International Journal of Civil Engineering, 11, 6 (2024) |
| 26028 | 0.904 | Lende P.; Ambadkar S. | Factors Affecting The Consideration Of Public-Private Partnerships (Ppps) For Smart City Projects In Indore City | SSRG International Journal of Civil Engineering, 11, 5 (2024) |
| 46569 | 0.903 | Kruhlov V.; Dvorak J.; Moroz V.; Tereshchenko D. | Revitalizing Ukrainian Cities: The Role Of Public-Private Partnerships In Smart Urban Development | Central European Public Administration Review, 22, 1 (2024) |
| 43737 | 0.893 | Azarian M.; Shiferaw A.T.; Stevik T.K.; Lædre O.; Wondimu P.A. | Public-Private Partnership: A Bibliometric Analysis And Historical Evolution | Buildings, 13, 8 (2023) |
| 13190 | 0.891 | Wolniak, R; Gajdzik, B; Grebski, M; Danel, R; Grebski, WW | Business Models Used In Smart Cities-Theoretical Approach With Examples Of Smart Cities | SMART CITIES, 7, 4 (2024) |
| 43742 | 0.889 | Mirzaee A.M.; Sardroud J.M. | Public–Private-Partnerships (Ppp) Enabled Smart City Funding And Financing | Smart Cities Policies and Financing: Approaches and Solutions (2022) |
| 49381 | 0.882 | Benarbi M.A.; Rhouiri M.; Meyabe M.H.; Tamnine L. | Smart Cities And Public- Private Partnership Projects: A Structured Literature Review | Utilizing Technology to Manage Territories (2025) |
| 9731 | 0.88 | Jayasena N.S.; Chan D.W.M.; Kumaraswamy M.M.; Saka A.B. | Applicability Of Public-Private Partnerships In Smart Infrastructure Development: The Case Of Hong Kong | International Journal of Construction Management, 23, 11 (2023) |