private sector
121the public sector — UK US noun [S] ECONOMICS, GOVERNMENT ► businesses, industries and organizations that are owned or controlled by the government: »Levels of pay are the principal reason why the public sector still finds it difficult to recruit. → Compare THE… …
122Network of Private Business Organizations — Das Network of Private Business Organizations, seit 2008 unter der Bezeichnung International Counterparts Network ist ein informeller Zusammenschluss von wirtschaftsnahen Organisationen und Forschungseinrichtungen aus Europa, Amerika, Australien… …
123Public-Private Partnerships — (PPP) Usually a medium to long term relationship between the public and the private sectors, varying in scope, legal structure and purpose, but involving the use of resources (either financial, expertise or physical) from the private sector in …
124Economic sector — The economy may be classified into subdivisions called sectors (also called industries) in several ways. Sectors may be further subdivided into subsectors.Based on stage in production chainWhen classified based on the stage in the production… …
125Public private dialogue — A public ndash;private dialogue is a dialogue between the public sector and the private sector. Further reading * * mdash; a discussion of the desired features of public ndash;private dialogue mechanisms * http://www.publicprivatedialogue.org:… …
126public–private partnership — (PPP) Formal partnerships between government agencies and private firms that are formed to deliver a policy or manage a specific initiative, be it small or large scale. Usually the money derives from the private sector but the risks involved… …
127public–private partnership — PPP In the UK, any of various schemes devised to bring private sector investment and expertise into the provision of public services. Examples include the private finance initiative (PFI) hospital building programme in the National Health Service …
128public-private partnership — PPP In the UK, any of various schemes devised to bring private sector investment and expertise into the provision of public services. Examples include the private finance initiative (PFI) hospital building programme in the National Health Service …
