Beneficiaries’ assessment of public-private partnership in housing delivery in Minna, Nigeria.

Abstract

Housing is a necessity world over. But the continuous deficits experienced in urban areas of the developing countries today, are alarming thereby provoking government authorities to become more proactive in finding lasting solutions to this age long problem. Public Private Partnership is one of such approach designed to augment governments’ efforts in resource base infrastructure supply. However, the success or otherwise of each of the schemes is hinged on the acceptance and/or the level of satisfaction beneficiaries of these products derive. This work was carried out to assess beneficiaries’ level of satisfaction of Niger State’s first ever completed PPP housing project in order to highlight grounds for amendments and a note on the scheme’s peculiarities for future considerations.