• Funding:
    • Capital-intensive nature, requiring huge funds.
    • Government internal revenue sources and budget funding are insufficient.
    • Pressure of fiscal deficits and increasing public debt burdens.
  • Implementation:
    • Poorly designed PPP frameworks.
    • Existing contracts focus on fiscal benefits over efficient service.
    • Neglecting principles of risk allocation.
    • Government shifting responsibilities (land acquisition, clearances) to private parties.
    • Lack of structure for renegotiation of projects in case of failure.
    • Reckless bidding by private parties expecting government rescue.
    • Delays in project initiation due to approval processes.
    • Lack of identifiable revenue streams in various assets.
    • Dispute resolution mechanisms.
    • Regulated tariffs in power sector assets.
    • Low interest among investors in certain projects.