KnowraPublic–private partnershipLinked fromLinked fromThe 37 pages that link to Public–private partnership, each with the reason it gives.All 37Broader topic 3Related 21Narrower topic 3Compared with 10NationalizationCompared with: It combines public and private roles without necessarily transferring ownership to the state.PrivatizationCompared with: Partnerships bring private participation without necessarily transferring full ownership.State-owned enterpriseCompared with: A partnership can deliver public infrastructure without making the government the firm's sole owner.Public servicesCompared with: These partnerships divide financing, risk, and delivery rather than relying on one provider.Public ownershipCompared with: It separates public responsibility from full public ownership.Crowding outCompared with: Such arrangements combine public provision with private participation rather than treating them as wholly competing.Urban infrastructureCompared with: It combines public responsibilities with private finance or operation.Public worksCompared with: Partnerships shift some delivery responsibilities while government retains public obligations.Real estate developmentCompared with: It divides project roles and risks between government and private development partners.Infrastructure investment (public finance)Compared with: It offers an alternative to financing and delivering projects solely through public agencies.