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| Open Access | BASIC ACHIEVEMENT ELEMENTS IN OPEN CONFIDENTIAL ASSOCIATION EXPRESSWAY DEVELOPMENT UNDERTAKINGS IN MALAYSIA
Muzakir bin Jaafar , School of Civil Engineering, Universiti Sains Malaysia, Engineering Campus, Nibong Tebal, Penang, MalaysiaAbstract
This study explores the fundamental achievement elements in Public-Private Partnership (PPP) highway development projects in Malaysia. By identifying and analyzing the critical success factors (CSFs), the research aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the key elements that contribute to the successful implementation and operation of PPP highway projects. The analysis includes an evaluation of various dimensions such as project planning, stakeholder collaboration, financial structuring, risk management, and regulatory frameworks. Through a combination of qualitative and quantitative methods, including case studies and expert interviews, the study highlights best practices and offers strategic recommendations for enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of PPP highway initiatives. The findings are intended to guide policymakers, project managers, and private sector partners in fostering more sustainable and successful infrastructure development through PPPs in Malaysia.
Keywords
Public-Private Partnership (PPP), Highway Development, Critical Success Factors (CSFs)
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