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To achieve climate neutrality, everyone will need to chip in: municipal governments, industry and citizens. In this fact sheet, we provide insights into what public–private partnerships (PPPs) are, present some of the most common types of PPP models, look at the advantages, risks and key success factors of PPPs and give a couple of examples of PPPs around the world.
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To achieve climate neutrality, everyone in the public and private sectors will need to chip in and work together: municipal governments, industry and citizens. In this fact sheet, we provide an overview of public–private partnerships (PPPs). We describe what PPPs are, present some of the most common PPP models, look at the advantages, risks and key success factors of PPPs and present some examples of PPPs around the world. This fact sheet draws upon research carried out by the Viable Cities’ Finance project, which assesses how cities can fund their investments in sustainability, looking at nine Swedish municipalities.
Programme / This project aims to accelerate investment in viable cities by assessing needs, frameworks and conditions under which financiers and cities can collaborate.
Project / This project develops a tool for AI-powered text analysis to be tested in systematic evidence synthesis reviews of research and policy papers.
Event on 26 April in York / This hybrid panel discussion features two SEI experts; AI's role in the media, climate research and its ethical tensions are all up for debate.
Event on 01 May in Coventry / Sam Bland will host this session on the SAMHE project and the opportunities and challenges of using web apps to engage young people in citizen science.
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