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Background
Overview
PPPs are a crucial model for infrastructure development in India, addressing funding gaps and improving project efficiency. UPSC frequently asks about their various models, advantages, disadvantages, and role in economic growth.
Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) represent a collaborative approach where government agencies partner with private sector entities to finance, build, operate, and maintain public infrastructure projects. In the context of National Highways, PPPs enable private concessionaires to undertake significant responsibilities, including bearing operational costs and collecting user fees, thereby leveraging private capital and expertise.