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Public-Private Partnerships

Both government and private sector investments are necessary for creating sustainable development. PTA’s public-private partnership (PPP) mechanism enables the public sector to harness the know-how, innovation, and resources of Microsoft, other private companies and civil society to improve the quantity, quality, cost and relevance of the products and services delivered.

How PPPs work

A PTA solution is driven by an engaged government sponsor tasked with achieving a policy goal. Public sector leaders work with Microsoft PTA to broker a public private partnership that can best meet the specific requirements envisioned by government. With broad experience in creating these types of partnerships, PTA provides governments with the blueprint for identifying and convening the various partners, aligning goals and incentives and creating a vision of shared success.

Each PPP balances individual goals, risks and rewards to benefit each stakeholder: government, private sector partners and citizens. Through complementary efforts, partners combine their strengths and work together for an impact that no one partner could achieve alone.

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Consortium Partners May Include:

  • Government agencies
  • Microsoft PTA
  • Banks or other finance institutions
  • Local retailers, and software and service providers
  • Hardware and other national or multinational technology providers
  • Civil society groups


White Paper

Evolving Public Private Partnerships: A New Model for E-Government and E-Citizens Explore a white paper explaining PPP's contribution to e-government: Evolving Public Private Partnerships: A New Model for E-Government and E-Citizens.



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