Integrated PPP vs hybrid PPP

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I have a video in BusinessWorld on public private partnerships (PPP), two minutes long posted Sept. 12, 2017, has 29k+ views, thanks readers/viewers.


One good example why a straight, integrated PPP (construction then O&M under one entity or consortium) is better than hybrid PPP (government/ODA will do or sub-contract the construction phase, then give the O&M function to local firms/consortium later).

Thank you.

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