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The Planning and Appraisal of Mega Transport Infrastructure Projects Delivered by Public–Private Partnerships: The Case for the Use of Policy-Led Multi-Criteria Analysis

John Ward

John Ward

Bartlett School of Planning, University College LondonLondon,
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Ward, John
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Harry T Dimitriou

Harry T Dimitriou

Bartlett School of Planning, University College LondonLondon,
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Dimitriou, Harry T
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Brian G Field

Brian G Field

Bartlett School of Planning, University College LondonLondon,
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Field, Brian G
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Marco Dean

Marco Dean

Bartlett School of Planning, University College LondonLondon,
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Dean, Marco
  
30 juil. 2019
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Catégorie d'article: Research Article
Publié en ligne: 30 juil. 2019
Pages: 1992 - 2008
Reçu: 05 sept. 2018
Accepté: 05 nov. 2018
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/otmcj-2019-0007
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Fig. 1

OMEGA 2 nine clusters of lessons of relevance to PLMCA application to PPPs. Source: Adapted from OMEGA Centre (2012)
OMEGA 2 nine clusters of lessons of relevance to PLMCA application to PPPs. Source: Adapted from OMEGA Centre (2012)

Fig. 2

PPP models and the risk-sharing continuum. Source: adapted from Rodrigue (2017)
PPP models and the risk-sharing continuum. Source: adapted from Rodrigue (2017)

Fig. 3

A typical PPP structure. Source: Dimitriou and Field (2017)
A typical PPP structure. Source: Dimitriou and Field (2017)

Fig. 4

Policy constraints defining the decision-making space in a PLMCA exercise. Source: Dimitriou et al. (2013)
Policy constraints defining the decision-making space in a PLMCA exercise. Source: Dimitriou et al. (2013)

Generic phases and of the PLMCA appraisal process and stakeholders_ Source: Adapted from Belton and Stewart (2002)_

PLMCA framework phasesActors involvedPLMCA steps/activities undertaken within each phase
Phase 1: The problem-structuring phaseClient agency and analyst team (closed approach)Analyst team and project stakeholders (open approach)Step 1.1: Problem definition (including issue analysis)Step 1.2: Design of PLMCAStep 1.3: Context analysis and boundary definitionStep 1.4: Option identificationStep 1.5: Policy analysisStep 1.6: Stakeholder identificationStep 1.7: Scenario building
Phase 2: The model-building phaseAnalyst team (closed approach)Analyst team and project stakeholders (open approach)Step 2.1: Formulation of objective/appraisal criteria (adopting an open or closed process)Step 2.2: Derivation of weightings (adopting an open or closed process)
Phase 3: The model-use phaseAnalyst team (closed approach)Analyst team and project stakeholders (open approach)Step 3.1: Scoring (adopting an open or closed process)Step 3.2: Further development of issues, objective/criteria, options and scenario (adopting an open or closed process)
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