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Critical success factors (CSFs) for motivating end-user stakeholder’s support for ensuring sustainability of PPP projects in Nigerian host communities
Toriola-Coker, L Owolabi, H Alaka, H Bello, Wasiu Adeniran Pathirage, C Pathirage
Toriola-Coker, L
Owolabi, H
Alaka, H
Bello, Wasiu Adeniran
Pathirage, C
Pathirage
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2021-09-06
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Purpose: This study aims to investigate two public private partnership (PPP) road projects in Nigeria for exploring factors that can motivate end-user stakeholders for contributing towards sustaining a PPP project in the long-term. Design/methodology/approach: Using a case study methodology approach, this study adopts two-way data collection strategies via in-depth interviews with PPP experts and end-user stakeholders in Nigeria host communities and a questionnaire survey to relevant stakeholders. Findings: The study identifies an eight-factor structure indicating critical success factors for ensuring end-user stakeholders support PPP projects on a long-term basis in their host communities. Originality/value: Results of the study have huge implications for policymakers and project companies by encouraging the early integration of far-sighted measures that will promote long-term support and sustainability for PPP projects amongst the end-user stakeholders.
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Toriola-Coker, L., Owolabi, H., Alaka, H., Bello, W.A. and Pathirage, C. (2023), "Critical success factors (CSFs) for motivating end-user stakeholder’s support for ensuring sustainability of PPP projects in Nigerian host communities", Journal of Engineering, Design and Technology, Vol. 21 No. 3, pp. 902-926. https://doi.org/10.1108/JEDT-04-2021-0202
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This is an accepted manuscript of an article published by Emerald in Journal of Engineering, Design and Technology on 06/09/2021, available online: https://doi.org/10.1108/JEDT-04-2021-0202
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1726-0531