Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) are critical for driving sustainable development, economic growth, and innovation. Marx (2019) explores how PPPs for sustainable development are designed and the factors influencing their effectiveness. The study highlights the importance of clearly defined objectives and collaborative governance structures to maximize impact (Marx, 2019).
Paide et al. (2018) examine Estonia's X-road data exchange layer, demonstrating how digital infrastructure can strengthen PPPs by enhancing data security and operational efficiency (Paide et al., 2018). Amalia and Budhijanto (2018) focus on PPPs in Indonesia, identifying legal and regulatory frameworks as pivotal for sustainable infrastructure development and addressing potential governance challenges (Amalia & Budhijanto, 2018).
Reynaers (2014) examines the incorporation of public values in PPPs, arguing that aligning private sector goals with public interests ensures accountability and enhances public trust (Reynaers, 2014). Jensen (2016) provides a review of PPP activities in health system strengthening, emphasizing partnerships' potential to address capacity gaps in public health systems (Jensen, 2016).
Shrivastava and Gadde (2016) explore PPPs in laboratory medicine systems in Africa, highlighting their role in advancing clinical practices and improving healthcare outcomes (Shrivastava & Gadde, 2016).
Incentives For Industries To Invest In HR Development
Incentives are a cornerstone in encouraging industries to invest in human resource (HR) development, fostering innovation, workforce retention, and competitive advantages. Zhu and Xie (2023) explore the optimization of compensation incentives in HR management, emphasizing the importance of aligning salary structures with employee performance to boost overall organizational efficiency (Zhu & Xie, 2023).
Salimi and Della Torre (2022) examine high-performance work systems (HPWS) in smaller firms, highlighting how structured incentive systems positively impact employee skill development and innovation (Salimi & Della Torre, 2022). Similarly, Balogh et al. (2021) discuss how internal organizational factors influence the application of compensation incentives in small and medium enterprises (SMEs), showcasing their role in improving HR practices and employee engagement (Balogh et al., 2021).
Mohamad et al. (2021) argue that structured incentives act as a moderating factor between HR practices and organizational performance, particularly in competitive industries (Mohamad et al., 2021). Gambardella and Giarratana (2010) model the use of incentive contracts to retain skilled employees, advocating for targeted incentives to address industry-specific skill shortages (Gambardella & Giarratana, 2010).
These findings highlight the multifaceted benefits of incentives in HR development, underlining their strategic importance for fostering innovation, boosting employee engagement, and achieving organizational excellence.
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