Methodical approach to formation of the public-private partnership financial potential

Abstract

There was been suggested the methodical approach to forming of public-private partnerships` financial potential, that include: the assessment of public-private partnerships` financial potential for its structural elements, providing optimal structuring of state support for the funding of public-private partnerships, increasing the potential for cooperation between the state and the private sector by identifying problems, prospects and directions of their adjustment. The methodical approach to formation public-private partnerships` financial potential should unite subprocesses its evaluation, management and promotion. Subprocesses "Assessment" provides for identification of potential participants of public-private partnerships and possible sources of funding. A common approach to structuring financial capacity is a subjective approach, as the fundamental difference between PPPs is the subjects participating in the project. There was been determined that the structuring PPPs` potential financial is a precondition for its evaluation and further important component of process “Management” in public-private partnerships in the financial sector. There was been formed subjective structure of PPPs` financial potential and the expediency of its assessment for the public, private and financial and credit sectors. Relations between the entities involved in the PPPs was been characterized. Subprocesses "Management" involves identifying the relationships between the public-private partnerships` financial potential by sectors, the selection of the most influential indicators that determine the level of PPPs` financial potential and justification of the targets that is managed by means of corrective measures of financial policy will increase the level of its public-private partnerships` financial potential. Subprocesses "Improvement" involves the development of corrective areas of financial policy to improve the public-private partnerships` financial potential.