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September 23, 2025Brazilian Journal of DevelopmentOpen Access

Infrastructure and PPP contracts: anti-corruption design to curb opportunistic renegotiations

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DADaniela Cristina Abreu Jové de Araújo

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Meta-analysis reveals measures to reduce opportunistic renegotiations in public–private partnerships, highlighting transparency and competitive procurement.

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Implementing transparent and competitive procurement can significantly curb opportunistic renegotiations in PPPs.
The study found that independent oversight and integrity mechanisms reduce the incidence and fiscal costs associated with renegotiations.
Risk allocation and performance-based monitoring are essential for enhancing efficiency and predictability in PPP governance.
Developing standardized contracts and pre-agreed adjustment rules fosters trust and integrity in public–private partnerships.

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Daniela Cristina Abreu Jové de Araújo (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d4759931b076d99fa6da3f https://doi.org/10.34117/bjdv11n9-061

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Meta-analysis reveals measures to reduce opportunistic renegotiations in public–private partnerships, highlighting transparency and competitive procurement.

Infrastructure and PPP contracts: anti-corruption design to curb opportunistic renegotiations

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Infrastructure and PPP contracts: anti-corruption design to curb opportunistic renegotiations

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