Innovations in Public Private Partnership

Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) have emerged as a vital mechanism for unlocking value from underutilized public landholdings while addressing India’s growing infrastructure challenges. The PPP framework in India has evolved significantly, particularly since the economic liberalization of 1991, with structured approaches to project identification, feasibility analysis, structuring, appraisal, procurement, and contract management. With India having executed over 1,265 PPP projects worth INR 24.7 trillion between 1991 and 20221, across various sectors, these partnerships serve dual purposes: bridging critical infrastructure funding gaps and elevating public service standards across economic and social sectors. This approach helps bridge the widening gap between infrastructure investment needs and available resources, aligning with national development goals for Viksit Bharat 2047.

JLL's report captures Public Private Partnerships' current market insights and government land monetization insights across various sectors using various PPP models.