'Global challenges in PPP: cross-sectoral and cross-disciplinary solutions?', Antwerp, Belgium
6 November 2013 - 6 November 2013
Belgium
A conference entitled 'Global challenges in PPP: cross-sectoral and cross-disciplinary solutions?' will be held from 6 to 7 November 2013 in Antwerp, Belgium.
All across the world, tighter budgets push governments to increasingly look at public private partnerships for investments, public service delivery and innovation. PPPs are used to face the major societal challenges like climate change, clean energy, smart and green transport, and secure societies. However, securing commitment and financing, and maximizing collaboration, innovation and value for money through PPPs have become enormous challenges.
The conference will feature high-profile key note speakers, ongoing and completed research, network possibilities for stakeholders and a confrontation of PPP research with insights and needs of practitioners and policy makers. It will be both intersectoral and interdisciplinary, with topics ranging from transport infrastructure to energy, health care, education, sports facilities, urban renewal, environmental development, etc.For further information, please visit:
http://www.ua.ac.be/main.aspx?c=*TPR&n=112187(opens in new window)
All across the world, tighter budgets push governments to increasingly look at public private partnerships for investments, public service delivery and innovation. PPPs are used to face the major societal challenges like climate change, clean energy, smart and green transport, and secure societies. However, securing commitment and financing, and maximizing collaboration, innovation and value for money through PPPs have become enormous challenges.
The conference will feature high-profile key note speakers, ongoing and completed research, network possibilities for stakeholders and a confrontation of PPP research with insights and needs of practitioners and policy makers. It will be both intersectoral and interdisciplinary, with topics ranging from transport infrastructure to energy, health care, education, sports facilities, urban renewal, environmental development, etc.For further information, please visit:
http://www.ua.ac.be/main.aspx?c=*TPR&n=112187(opens in new window)