Public Private Partnership as a Policy Dilemma
Riant Nugroho
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Riant Nugroho
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Abstract : This paper has three objectives: first, to acknowledge the basic right to water as recently recognized by the UN and, consequently, to address the government’s responsibility to provide water services; second, to describe the problems and dilemma in the privatization of water services in Jakarta, the capital city of Indonesia, as a policy choice; third, to reinforce the idea that privatization of public services is beneficial but not a panacea; therefore, the government as the center of public administration needs to reconsider some of their key policies on public services. Keyword : public policy, privatization, water, government.
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Abstract : This paper has three objectives: first, to acknowledge the basic right to water as recently recognized by the UN and, consequently, to address the government’s responsibility to provide water services; second, to describe the problems and dilemma in the privatization of water services in Jakarta, the capital city of Indonesia, as a policy choice; third, to reinforce the idea that privatization of public services is beneficial but not a panacea; therefore, the government as the center of public administration needs to reconsider some of their key policies on public services. Keyword : public policy, privatization, water, government.
Key concepts: Panacea (medicine), Dilemma, Government (linguistics), Public administration, General partnership, Business, Public policy, Water industry