Facilitating partnership

Public Private Partnerships (PPP) have been attracting increased attention of late. This is because the Ministry of the Economy and the Ministry of Infrastructure are working on a new law on PPP Until now, PPPs have been very rarely employed to deliver public projects in Poland, though they offer an extremely attractive way of implementing some investments. Private entrepreneurs use their own resources and experience to deliver a socially desirable project and in return, after it's completion, they benefit from the income it generates. By assuming the economic risk associated with the success of the project, a private entity is capable, as evidenced by the experiences of European states, of completing it faster and operating it at lower costs than a public entity, as the latter is usually unable to control investment costs efficiently enough. What distinguishes PPP from government-led projects is that the entrepreneur takes on a major part of the economic risk, for the