Standard on People-first Private-Public Partnerships/Concession Model law

By Nadia Sava

May 24, 2022 | News, Publications, Research

Our Lead Researcher Steven Van Garsse (Associate and executive professor at the Hasselt University and Antwerp/Antwerp Management School, specialized in public law, particularly public procurement and concessions public-private partnerships) recently worked on a Standard on People-first Private-Public Partnerships/Concession Model law for the UNECE. The Model was submitted to the CICPPP 15th session.

 

The Model Law includes the People-first standard, which references the need to take into consideration all stakeholders when designing Public-Private Partnerships or Concessions. In turn, this would positively impact societies, communities, job opportunities, poverty eradication, fighting discrimination and promote social unity.

You can consult the Standard on People-first Private-Public Partnerships/Concession Model law here:
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Steven Van Garsse

Steven Van Garsse

Lead Researcher

Associate and executive professor at the Hasselt University and Antwerp/Antwerp Management School

Written by Nadia Sava

Nadia Sava conducts her research on possible uses of emergent technologies (particularly artificial intelligence and smart contracts) in making public procurement more sustainable at Babes-Bolyai University. She holds a Bachelor in Law and a Bachelor in Philosophy from Babeș-Bolyai University in Romania. She specialized in business law and corporate social responsibility in international, European, and national systems at Paris II Panthéon-Assas University and Paris Dauphine-PSL University. Nadia believes the best legal research is based on comparative law and employs an interdisciplinary method. Her research interests include sustainable public procurement, environmental law, and legal theory.

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