public-private partnership – Better Government Competition

2014 Runner Up: Online Database to Streamline the Sale of Public Lands

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June 17, 2014

The US spends $1.7 billion each year on the maintenance of approximately 77,000 lots that sit empty and unused. Learn how an online database can save local governments money while generating economic development.

Evaluating State Incentives for Business

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August 6, 2013

2013 Runner Up: Massachusetts spends over $2.2 billion per year on jobs incentives such as film tax credits, but not all serve their purpose. Discover a three-part assessment system to help state agencies determine whether to introduce a new incentive.

Reinventing the Local Economy Through Sustainable Urban Redevelopment

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August 6, 2013

2013 Runner Up: Over 15 years ago, North Charleston, S.C. experienced the closure of its major naval base. Today, the city has exciting new plans to revitalize its local economy and culture.

Step-Up Achieve

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August 5, 2013

2013 Special Recognition Awardee: A public-private partnership providing workplace experience to low-income and minority youth.

Reducing Congestion Through Performance-Based Transportation Programs

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July 19, 2012

A reason why traffic congestion has worsen through out the years is road capacity has not kept up with population, licensed drivers, automobiles and vehicle miles traveled. Consider here the benefits of performance-based systems with measurable goals for congestion relief.

Public-Private Partnership for Local Public-Goods Provision

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July 19, 2011

Public-Private Partnerships can be win-win situations for businesses and government units. Take a look at the standards and goals for successful PPPs including securing cheaper financing to fund critical development goals.