PUBLC VS PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP
BS GPP 6th
PUBLIC SECTOR
The public
area of an economy is the area that gives a
range of governmental services. This can include infrastructure,
framework, public transportation, government funded training, medical care,
police and military administrations.
Although the
public areas varies among nations
through the regulation and laws that
oversees the state associated institutes. Particularly, in low-pay nations with
immature economies, mostly it focuses on providing services that can benefit
the entire society rather than just those who are using the service.
Non-profit
organizations and the public sector work towards the provision of
health-related commodities. In the developed economies, the state sector works
towards the design of strategies that can drive growth in the economy.
State-owned organizations focus on the implementation of economic development
strategies to seize new opportunities and anticipate development challenges. The Public Sector is usually comprised of organizations that
are owned and operated by the government and exist to provide services for its
citizens. Services like health care, national defense, public education, water
management, and similar are typically provided by the public sector.
Examples of the Public Sector
Examples of public sector
services and organizations include:
• Training (Schools, Libraries)
• Power
• Crisis Services
• Fire Service
• Gas and Oil
• Medical services
• Foundation
• Regulation Enforcement
• Police Services
• Postal Service
• Public Transit
• Social Services
• Waste Management
Levels of Government
Public sector organizations usually
exist at three levels:
·
Federal or National
·
Regional (State or Provincial)
·
Local (Municipal or County)
PRIVATE SECTOR
The
private area is benefit driven, taking on a focal job in the country's
financial system. The private sector refers to the part of the economy that is not
controlled by the state. It includes to gain profit by running businesses.
Businesses controlled by the government are part of the public sector, while
charities or other non-profits are part of the voluntary sector. Private sector
plays an important role for any country.It is also the backbone of any country.
In developing countries most of the companies and welfare organizations are
working to provide goods and services to the people.
The
essential drive behind any business in the private area is benefit. While there
might be different objectives required as a component of center organization
values, private area organizations strive to see a return on investment and
increase year-on-year net profit. Private
sector organisations are owned and controlled by entrepreneurs, private
individuals, or groups of people. They are not owned or managed by government
entities. There are many ways for
a private sector business to obtain start-up capital, whether it’s through
shareholders, private loans or investment activities.
Private sector examples
Ø
Non-profit
organisations: while they may receive special tax considerations
or government grants, many charities are privately owned and operated.
Ø
Privately
owned corporations:
larger firms in the leisure, retail, and hospitality industries Like AIR BLUE
Ø
Partnerships: examples include small legal firms, accounting practices, and
dental offices.
Public and private sector comparison
a private sector business, the public sector also employs workers to accomplish its tasks. However, workers are employed at the federal or local government level. Public service jobs typically involve administrative, healthcare, teaching, armed forces, and emergency services. Workers are paid through government funds, often tax dollars. By contrast, private sector employees are paid from company profits.
PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP
A Public-private
partnership (PPP) is often defined as a long-term contract between a private
party and a government agency for providing a public asset or service, in which
the private party bears significant risk and management responsibility (World
Bank, 2012). It relies on the recognition that public and private sectors each
have certain advantages relative to other in performing specific tasks. The
responsibilities of the private sector could entail finance, design,
construction, operation, management and maintenance of the project.
PRIVATE SECTOR
According
to my understandings PRIVATE SECTOR
ORGANISATIONS are better in our country because they are providing goods and
services effectively and efficiently to the people.
I guess
in developing countries like PAKISTAN Private Sector organisations earn profits
because they are doing business and they
had invested lot of money in this but it is also true that these organizations
are doing best.
If I talk
about the Non Profit Organizations like EDHI Foundation ,Sayalani international
welfare trust, they are providing very basic and fundamental services to the
society.The private sector plays an important role in the economy
through the following functions:
Ø Job creation through generating
employment opportunities within private companies
Ø
Contribution to tax revenues and capital flow
through the economy
Ø
Provides goods and services to both consumers and
businesses
Ø
Attracts investors both domestically and
internationally
Ø
Enhances business diversification and competition between
companies
Ø Essentially, the private sector is a fundamental component of a
free economy, driving development through business opportunity.
REFRENCES
ADB
(Asian development bank)
https://www.indeed.com/career-advice/career-development/private-sector
https://www.wallstreetmojo.com/private-sector/
Brain
storming
Own under
standing
Very informative thanks for writing this blog ✅
ReplyDeleteDo u think private sector will be beneficial for state and full fill the requirements of peoples
ReplyDeleteYes, as per my experience only private sector is facilitating the requirements of public....no doubt they are charging too much but in return they are providing their best
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