Mixed-methods research identifies public-private partnerships' role in advancing SDG targets in Andhra Pradesh, suggesting policy enhancements.
This study focusses on SDG-driven analysis of Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) in Andhra Pradesh, India by examining their efficacy in advancing the state's sustainable development agenda. The study explores PPP theories, the policy and institutional landscape, and the typology and sectoral distribution of projects. By using a mixed-methods approach, the research outlines quantitative assessments of PPP contributions to high-priority Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) targets, by a qualitative exploration of stakeholder perceptions regarding synergies and trade-offs. Findings of this studyshow that while PPPs are an important mechanism for infrastructure and service delivery, their optimal contribution to SDGs hinges on strengthening regulatory frameworks, fostering innovative financing, enhancing institutional capacity, and ensuring inclusive stakeholder engagement. The report concludes with actionable policy recommendations to maximize the sustainable development impact of PPPs in the state.
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