G. Ramesh,Vishnu Prasad Nagadevara, Gopal Naik, Anil Suraj are at Centre for Public Policy, Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore.

• Section I: Structure of PPP 1. Public-Private Partnerships: Analysing the Network Form of Organization by Abhoy K. Ojha 2. Project Management Control System of Infrastructure SPVs: DMRC, A Case Study by Anil K and G. Ramesh Section II: Governance of PPP 3. Governance Issues in Public-Private Partnership in Infrastructure: India vis-à-vis Brazil by Vandita Dar Thomas 4. Public-Private Dialogue as a Panacea to Poor Governance and low Public-Private Partnerships by Murtala S. Sagagi 5. Innovation in Public Service Delivery: The Case of Finland by Pekka Valkama 6. Public-Private Partnership for Infrastructure Development in Developing Countries by Bhavna Bhatia Section III: Global Learning 7. Technology Cooperation between Private and Public Entities as a Way for Developed Countries to Face Competition from Emerging Asian Economies: An Example from Spain by Martin Rahe and Mariano Najles Section IV: Financing PPP in Infrastructure 8. Project Finance: A Risk-Mitigating Approach for Financing PPPs by Jayadev M. Section V: PPP in Services and Utilities 9. Challenges of Sustaining Health Information Systems: A Case of E-Governance Partnership in the Public Health Sector by Ranjini C.R. 10. Bus Rapid Transit Systems through Public Private Participation For Improving Urban Mobility by T.V. Ramanayya and Vishnuprasad Nagadevara 11. Public Value Creation through Private Partnership: Lessons from Public Service Delivery in Karnataka by Gopal Naik, K.P. Basavarajappa, Nageena Sultana and Prasanna Rashmi K.K. 12. Defining and Measuring Sustainability in Public-Private Water Infrastructure Partnerships in Developing Countries by Saba N. Siddiki and Anu Ramaswami 13. Public-Private Partnership for Irrigation System Management: Opportunities and Challenges Case Study of Water Users Cooperatives in Gujarat and Karnataka by Gurulingappa G. Koppa 14. PPPs in Delivery of Elementary Education: Present Imperfect, Future Alternatives by Rahul Mukhopadhyay

G. Ramesh,Vishnu Prasad Nagadevara, Gopal Naik, Anil Suraj are at Centre for Public Policy, Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore.

• Section I: Structure of PPP 1. Public-Private Partnerships: Analysing the Network Form of Organization by Abhoy K. Ojha 2. Project Management Control System of Infrastructure SPVs: DMRC, A Case Study by Anil K and G. Ramesh Section II: Governance of PPP 3. Governance Issues in Public-Private Partnership in Infrastructure: India vis-à-vis Brazil by Vandita Dar Thomas 4. Public-Private Dialogue as a Panacea to Poor Governance and low Public-Private Partnerships by Murtala S. Sagagi 5. Innovation in Public Service Delivery: The Case of Finland by Pekka Valkama 6. Public-Private Partnership for Infrastructure Development in Developing Countries by Bhavna Bhatia Section III: Global Learning 7. Technology Cooperation between Private and Public Entities as a Way for Developed Countries to Face Competition from Emerging Asian Economies: An Example from Spain by Martin Rahe and Mariano Najles Section IV: Financing PPP in Infrastructure 8. Project Finance: A Risk-Mitigating Approach for Financing PPPs by Jayadev M. Section V: PPP in Services and Utilities 9. Challenges of Sustaining Health Information Systems: A Case of E-Governance Partnership in the Public Health Sector by Ranjini C.R. 10. Bus Rapid Transit Systems through Public Private Participation For Improving Urban Mobility by T.V. Ramanayya and Vishnuprasad Nagadevara 11. Public Value Creation through Private Partnership: Lessons from Public Service Delivery in Karnataka by Gopal Naik, K.P. Basavarajappa, Nageena Sultana and Prasanna Rashmi K.K. 12. Defining and Measuring Sustainability in Public-Private Water Infrastructure Partnerships in Developing Countries by Saba N. Siddiki and Anu Ramaswami 13. Public-Private Partnership for Irrigation System Management: Opportunities and Challenges Case Study of Water Users Cooperatives in Gujarat and Karnataka by Gurulingappa G. Koppa 14. PPPs in Delivery of Elementary Education: Present Imperfect, Future Alternatives by Rahul Mukhopadhyay

G. Ramesh,Vishnu Prasad Nagadevara, Gopal Naik, Anil Suraj are at Centre for Public Policy, Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore.

• Section I: Structure of PPP 1. Public-Private Partnerships: Analysing the Network Form of Organization by Abhoy K. Ojha 2. Project Management Control System of Infrastructure SPVs: DMRC, A Case Study by Anil K and G. Ramesh Section II: Governance of PPP 3. Governance Issues in Public-Private Partnership in Infrastructure: India vis-à-vis Brazil by Vandita Dar Thomas 4. Public-Private Dialogue as a Panacea to Poor Governance and low Public-Private Partnerships by Murtala S. Sagagi 5. Innovation in Public Service Delivery: The Case of Finland by Pekka Valkama 6. Public-Private Partnership for Infrastructure Development in Developing Countries by Bhavna Bhatia Section III: Global Learning 7. Technology Cooperation between Private and Public Entities as a Way for Developed Countries to Face Competition from Emerging Asian Economies: An Example from Spain by Martin Rahe and Mariano Najles Section IV: Financing PPP in Infrastructure 8. Project Finance: A Risk-Mitigating Approach for Financing PPPs by Jayadev M. Section V: PPP in Services and Utilities 9. Challenges of Sustaining Health Information Systems: A Case of E-Governance Partnership in the Public Health Sector by Ranjini C.R. 10. Bus Rapid Transit Systems through Public Private Participation For Improving Urban Mobility by T.V. Ramanayya and Vishnuprasad Nagadevara 11. Public Value Creation through Private Partnership: Lessons from Public Service Delivery in Karnataka by Gopal Naik, K.P. Basavarajappa, Nageena Sultana and Prasanna Rashmi K.K. 12. Defining and Measuring Sustainability in Public-Private Water Infrastructure Partnerships in Developing Countries by Saba N. Siddiki and Anu Ramaswami 13. Public-Private Partnership for Irrigation System Management: Opportunities and Challenges Case Study of Water Users Cooperatives in Gujarat and Karnataka by Gurulingappa G. Koppa 14. PPPs in Delivery of Elementary Education: Present Imperfect, Future Alternatives by Rahul Mukhopadhyay