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100			_aAtmanand
245			_aPublic-private partnerships in the road sector
260			_c2003
300			_ap.216-26.
362			_aJul-Sep
520			_aPublic-private partnerships (PPPs) represent a unique and flexible solution to road projects. PPPs can embrace a range of structures and concepts, which involve the sharing of risks and responsibilities between public and private sectors. Private sector involvement in the road sector in India has been under three routes, BOT route (build-operate-transfer), the annuity method and the SPV method (special purpose vehicle). In order to facilitate private sector participation in road projects in India, there should be a system of availability of long-term funds. Central road fund through cess on petrol and diesel is a new source of funds having significant importance. However, in case of successful PPP toll roads, it is imperative that the government should bear the responsibility of financing a part of total costs. - Reproduced.
650			_aRoads
773			_aProductivity
909			_a59672
999			_c59672 _d59672