JEFMS Journal

ABSTRACT:

Indonesia as a country that is currently carrying out developments requires a lot of funds to carry out infrastructure development. The methods used carrying out infrastructure development is by implementing a Public Private Partnership or PPP scheme. Several experts have put forward the definition of PPP, which is contained in No. 38 of 2015 Presidential Regulation concerning Government Cooperation with Business Entities in the Provision of Infrastructure. In reality the implementation of the PPP scheme is said to be able to influence several things including the use of capital and transportation.

KEYWORDS:

Public Private Partnership (PPP), Capital, Transportation

REFERENCES:

Journal Article
1) Ahmad Sulton Arlyansyah, et al. 2015. Public-Private Partnership in Waste Management at TPA Tamangapa Makassar City. Journal of Public Administration Science.

2) Asian Development Bank. 2020. Public-Private Partnership Monitor Indonesia.

3) Bahtiar Rifai. 2014. Implementation of Government and Private Cooperation in Infrastructure Development of the Drinking Water Sector in Indonesia. Journal of Economics and Development. 22. 2.

4) National Planning Agency of the Republic of Indonesia, 2021. Public Private Partnership: Infrastructure Projects Plan in Indonesia.

5) Director General of State Assets. 2014. Towards Optimizing Management of State Assets, State Receivables, and Auctions. 17.V.

6) Hardianti Sompa. 2019. Public Private Partnership in Infrastructure Development Case Study of Makassar City Toll Road Construction. Thesis Department of State Administration, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, University of Muhammadiyah Makassar.

7) Fahmi Dzakky. 2021. Public Private Partnership: Alternatives to Domestic Infrastructure Development. Journal of Social and Cultural Shari'a. 8. 2.

8) Farida Fitriyah. 2016. The Public Private Partnership Model in Improving Clean Water Resources Services in PDAM Gresik Regency. Journal of Public Policy and Management. 4. 1.

9) M. Gasali, M and Roberta Zulfhi Surya. 2016. Public Private Partnership as a Source of Funding for Infrastructure Development other than APBN/APBD in Indragiri Hilir Regency. Journal of BAPPEDA. 2. 3.

10) Maman Suhendra. 2017. Provision of Infrastructure with Public-Private Partnership Schemes in Indonesia. Journal of Public Financial Management. 1. 1.

11) Marianus Talomau. 2018. Factors of Readiness to Implement Public-Private Cooperation Schemes for Provision of Infrastructure in the Regions. Infrastructure Journal. 4. 1.

12) Moch. Yafie Abbas. Public Private Partnership in the Development and Management of Suncity Plaza Sidoarjo.

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Legislation
1) Presidential Regulation No. 38 of 2015 concerning Government Cooperation with Business Entities in the Provision of Infrastructure