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Public-Private Partnership (PPP) as an Alternative Model to Public Infrastructure Development and Service Delivery: The Case of PPP-Public Markets in the Philippines

The study examined the internalization of core-values of New Public Management (NPM) among Local Government Units (LGUs) in the Philippines in their effort to reform the management and operation of public markets.  Using Public-Private Partnership (PPP) as a framework of NPM for infrastructure development and service delivery, the study assessed the performance of PPP/BOT Public Markets in addressing the perennial problems of public markets in the Philippines. It inquired whether or not PPP as an instrument of reform has improved the management and operation of public markets.

To substantiate the assessment, five pioneering PPP public markets in the country were examined, namely; Mandaluyong Public Market in Mandaluyong City, Carmen and Cogon Public Markets in Cagayan de Oro City, Suki Market in Quezon City, and Bocaue Public Market in Bocaue, Bulacan. It used organization and management, the scope of facilities and services , LGU- revenue income and expenditures, and income of market vendors, and client satisfaction on the quality of facilities and services as performance indicators. The data of the study were obtained through combined research methodologies such as case study, content analysis, ocular inspection, and interviews with the city and municipal administrators, market administrators, market vendors, and officers of market vendors associations.

The study shows that while PPP has improved the performance of public markets during the early years of operation, these gains and all advances were not sustained by the LGUs when management and operation of public markets were turned over to them from the private project proponent-operators. The study argued that in order to sustain public-private partnerships in the operation of the public market, it is imperative to institutionalize reforms in the structure, processes, mindsets of the leaders, and stakeholders. The institutionalization of NPM’s core values can be carried out effectively through localization of PPP as a policy so that the necessary legal and institutional frameworks for PPP will be anchored based on the need, strength, and weaknesses of the LGU concerned.

The study makes a positive contribution to the on-going discourse on public sector reform in the Philippines particularly at the local level using PPP as a model. It enriches not only the literature of Public Administration but also provides valuable lessons in the praxis of governance.

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Public Market Case Study

• 1 Design Parameters
• 2 Proposed Wastewater System Components
• 3 Secondary Treatment - Constructed Wetlands
• 4 Cost Estimate

Design Parameters

Determining an accurate design flow, or how much wastewater is generated at the facility, is a good starting point when designing a wastewater system. City engineers are estimating that the average flow from the Jaro market is 12 cubic meters per day. This is a good initial estimate and provides a baseline for further investigation and refinement for developing the design flow value. To determine an accurate design flow, engineers will verify water consumption figures from the water district. Because a wastewater system must be designed to accommodate peak flows, some estimates for converting the monthly water meter data to peak daily flow will be required. For example, if water meter data for a peak month is used, the value is divided by the number of days in the month and the result multiplied by a peaking factor. A peaking factor of 1.5 or 1.7 (the appropriate peaking factor is determined through local knowledge) will estimate peak flows from average flow data. This will also help to build in some margin of safety to ensure that the system will not be undersized. Engineers are working now to determine the proper peak flow number and identify the wastewater system design flow from which the detailed engineering designs will be based.

Proposed Wastewater System Components

Engineers are recommending that the wastewater system include the following components:                                         

• Grease and trash traps located at key points in the sewer system to remove grease from the food service areas and heavy solids from the vegetable, meat and fish areas
• Settler - a settling tank, similar to a septic tank, to perform primary settling
• Anaerobic Baffled Reactor (ABR) - to remove much of the organic mater and suspended solids in the wastewater stream

Secondary Treatment - Constructed Wetlands

The constructed wetlands, otherwise known as a planted gravel filter, will treat the wastewater to a point where it may be safely discharged in compliance with environmental standards. Wastewater from the ABR tank will flow through the inlet structure of the constructed wetlands where it will be evenly distributed through the gravel media. As this is a subsurface flow wetlands, all of the wastewater will be maintained below a layer of gravel and mulch.

There are several good examples of constructed wetlands systems for public markets. The photo provided here is from the BORDA-developed system at the Dumaguete Public Market. Constructed wetlands not only help treat wastewater, but they add aesthetic values as well. They may also be used to develop microenterprise projects through the sale of cut flowers or hydroponically growing saplings for the reforestation industry.

Cost Estimate

City engineers are developing a detailed cost estimate for the Jaro market wastewater project. Initial estimates are provided below:

Approximate Total Project Cost P 2,457,900.00

In addition to the project cost estimated above, the engineers will be preparing a cost recovery plan. This will be based upon how many stalls and how many pesos per stall should be calculated for a 3, 5 and 7 year cost recovery plan. Then the stall owners can decide how they want to proceed. Engineers and planners at the city staff will consider other options for financing as well. They may adopt the program of funding operations and maintenance through a public restroom user fee similar to the Dumaguete public market project, which uses the fees from the public restroom to fully fund the operations and maintenance for their market facility.

Finally, an operations and maintenance plan will be developed and associated costs calculated. Operations expenses are anticipated to be quite low as this is a passive wastewater system with no electrical requirements. Data on the operations and maintenance costs will be considered for the cost recovery plan.

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URBAN PUBLIC MARKETS: The shift in their architectural values and the effect on their socio- economic activities (a case of Kampala).

The formation of urban public markets in Uganda has from time immemorial been determined by their individual neighborhoods. People within a neighborhood came together to designated areas with a purpose of social and economic exchange amongst themselves. Eventually, temporally shelters were developed within these designated market areas and later on permanent developments. The permanent developments have taken on different design complexions which have in return impacted their social and economic performance. This dissertation traces the development of public markets from the ancient Greek times, through different regions to the current local context. It outlines various social and economic benefits that are internationally expected of an appropriate public market and known design guidelines. Case studies of Nakawa and Wandegeya Market were studied so as to provide an account of life within the public market places. The methodology employed included interviews with vendors, customers, market authorities and other informed urban authorities. Field studies were done with consideration of tools of observation, photography and field sketching so as to visually interact with the different spaces and appreciate their usage. The findings of this dissertation informs us of the different opinions that the market stakeholders have about the two markets, analyses how the different architectural values possessed by these markets affects their social and economic life and finally points out the design and planning guidelines which could be beneficial to designing of public markets. The recommendations provided are to aid in the development of an appropriate public market.

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Entrepreneurial intentions toward sustainable growth: The case of micro, small, and medium tourism establishments , Tia Mare L. Ebdane

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Happiness at work: The seafarers experience in a maritime company , Ana Liza Asis Castro

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Interrelationship analysis of DEA scores, performance measures, and correlated factors: Development of a functional model for selected electric cooperatives in the Philippines , Christopher B. Abelinde

Absorptive capacity of a public sector organization: The case of the Industrial Technology Department Institute , Zorayda V. Ang

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Compliance with Philippine e-commerce act: A manifestation of organizational commitment in automating processes , Nelson J. Celis

The positive influence of transformational leadership in good corporate governance , Leveric T. Ng

Agency theory versus stewardship theory in various industries in the province of Batangas , Demetrio R. Zara

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Corporate social initiatives in the Philippines: The experiences of two corporate foundations , Raymund B. Habaradas

The likelihood of corporate entrepreneurship in large corporations , Jafy Lok Tak Ming

The influence of motivational, personal, and environmental, factors on entrepreneurial intentions among entrepreneurship students , Lauro Cipriano R. Silapan Jr.

A study of the weak-form efficiency of the Philippine stock market using artificial neural networks , Edwin Balagtas Valeroso

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The empirics of cost stickness in Philippine firms , Arnel Onesimo O. Uy

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Drivers of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) eco-orientation in the oil and gas industry , Gerardo B. Aguila II

Family businesses: Case studies on non-family CEOs , Elfren S. Cruz

Towards integrating catholic social teaching in business purpose, practices, and decisions: The case of two companies in Metro Manila , Mary Margaret O. Que

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The effect of multisystem cultural framework on the ethical conduct of the agency in select life insurance companies in the Philippines , Dennis L. Berino

The impact of human capital research and development, technology management, and knowledge management on the innovation performance of employees of top Integrated Circuit (IC) design companies in Taiwan , Tse-Pin Chen

The influence of lean manufacturing and six sigma on the quality-cost-time triangle in the Philippine electronics industry , Danilo Comelio Lachica

Estimating the cost performance metrics of the service level agreements between shared services centers and profit centers of a private electric distribution utility using the activity-based costing as a management tool , Romeo Galang Manalo

Strategic franchising decision and pricing of franchise rights by Philippine franchisors , Winston Conrad Billones Padojinog

Factors affecting management perception of total quality service among the semiconductor companies in the Philippines , Jerome O. Palaganas

Implementation of activity based costing in financial institution in Indonesia-pilot project in housing loan department in selected banks , Sunajaka B. Rochadi

Environmental strategies of tourism's restaurant sector and their relationship with organizational capabilities in the operations of small and medium-sized restaurants in Manila: A resource-based view , Maria Victoria P. Tibon

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An action research for organizational performance improvement using stream analysis , Fabian A. Go

The dynamics of a mission-driven social responsibility in management education at the De La Salle University Ramon V. Del Rosario Sr. Graduate School of Business , Philip Ella Juico

The advantages of project prioritization method using analytic hierarchy process as a toll in the capital investment projects' decisions of a private electric distribution utility company , Marivic Valenzuela Manalo

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The relationship between total quality management and cleaner production on organizational performance: An empirical study in Taiwan electronics industry , Chi-Horng Liao

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External and internal alignment influence on the performance of SMEs in the Philippine furniture industry , Edgardo N. Bolinao

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High-performance work practices model: Its impact on organizational performance in the export banana industry in the Philippines , Rustico V. Bernacer

Career anchors and their impact on the job satisfaction of general managers and functional-level managers in four professional management organizations , Jaime V. Cortez

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Relationship between corporate social performance and corporate financial performance as mediated by firm size in the banking industry in Bandung, Indonesia , Ivone Herman

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Interest rate term structure dynamics using PCA and GARCH models with application to the Philippine government curve , Joseph Norman D. Pasamonte

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Computer integrated manufacturing (CIM) as a strategic manufacturing tool in the pulp and paper industry: The Philippine experience , Susan V. Zubiri

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Job motivators : The experience of the College of Business and Economics, De La Salle University, Taft Avenue, Manila , Annegirl G. Berin

Characteristics and determinants of success of cooperatives in the Philippines , Lope E. Dapun

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Decision-making model and new services development approach in telecommunications federation , Alfredo Canales Panizales

The role of manufacturing strategies in the business performance of publicly listed electronic chip manufacturing firms in Taiwan , Ming-Lang Tseng

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An organizational innovation strategy for the member-institutions of the National Council of Educational Innovators (NCEI) , Evelyn Segui Belleza

Information arrival, trading and volatility of Philippine stock returns , Leila Y. Calderon

The impact of the internet as a marketing channel among the Silicon Valley high-tech companies, USA , Prince Mathew Nechikat

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The relationship of entrepreneurial styles and firm performance in small and medium manufacturing firms in Metro Manila , Gloria Sollorano Chavez

Measuring and evaluating the manufacturing strategy effectiveness of the Philippines electronic industry using Hayes-Wheelwright framework , Shun Fung (Anthony) Chiu

The phenomenology of strategic management: How alternative methodologies redefine theory and practice , Ramon K. Katigbak

Modeling consumer demand behavior of Metro Manila households and its implications for marketing management , Cesar C. Rufino

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Career mobility among filipino women managers in the food industry as influenced by career factors and strategies , Dinah Pura T. Depositario

Dividend announcement effects on stock returns: A test of the signaling hypothesis in the Indonesian stock market , Supramono

Towards a conceptual model of total quality management implementation in service organizations in the Philippines , Benito L. Teehankee

Modeling the open market operations of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas for use in the conduct of monetary policy analysis , Magno Luna Torreja Jr.

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The AFP modernization trust fund: Creation, operation and investment policy , Arnulfo G. Acedera

Factors of executive career success in the banking industry , Remedios S. Ching

An empirical study of 5s in Philippine manufacturing companies: The link to product quality and efficiency , Jesus G. Gallegos

Fractal dimensions and the Lyapunov exponents in the Philippine foreign exchange market , Marites Ariola Khanser

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Succession practices in selected local family businesses , Ma Andrea L. Santiago

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Joint agribusiness ventures as alternative rural development model for the Philippines , Enrico T. Velasco

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The impact of organizational culture on employee behavior and organizational performance in the customs brokerage companies in Metro Manila , Rustica D. Badillo

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Factors influencing technology commercialization: An exploration , Cynthia De Arao Tan

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Taxonomy of degree granting private educational institutions as a tool for management , Jaime O. Umali

The market performance of initial public offerings in the Philippines: An application of the capital asset pricing model and a test of market efficiency , Aida Licaros Velasco

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