Critical Success Factors for Transfer-Operate-Transfer Urban Water Supply Projects in China
Critical Success Factors for Transfer-Operate-Transfer Urban Water Supply Projects in China
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DOI：
10.1061/(asce)me.1943-5479.0000058
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发表时间：
2011-09
影响因子：
7.4
通讯作者：
Xianhai Meng;Qi Zhao;Q. Shen
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作者：
Xianhai Meng;Qi Zhao;Q. Shen
多年来，建设-经营-移交（BOT）一直吸引着研究兴趣。国内外学者对BOT方式进行了大量的研究。一些相关出版物也报道了建设-拥有-运营-转让和建设-拥有-运营等BOT的变体。然而，迄今为止，很少有调查进行了转让-经营-转让（TOT）。因此，在这一特定领域存在知识差距。TOT是一种新的模式，适用于以前由政府投资，目前由国有企业运营的现有基础设施和公用事业项目。它是指将一个正在运行的公共项目转让给外国企业或国内私人实体。本文通过对中国供水行业的四个案例研究，分析了为什么对TOT项目的需求越来越大，并指出了中国TOT实践的独特性。随后介绍了TOT项目关键成功因素（CSF）的框架。T...
Over the years, build-operate-transfer (BOT) has continuously attracted research interests. Many studies on BOT have been carried out. Variations of BOT such as build-own-operate-transfer and build-own-operate have also been reported in some relevant publications. However, few investigations thus far have been conducted for transfer-operate-transfer (TOT). Therefore, there is a knowledge gap in this particular field. TOT is a new model that is suitable for existing infrastructure and public utility projects formerly funded by the governments and currently operated by state-owned enterprises. It refers to the transfer of a running public project to a foreign business or domestic private entity. Based on four case studies carried out in the Chinese water supply industry, this paper examines why there is an increasing need for TOT projects and identifies the distinctive features of TOT practice in China. This is followed by an introduction of a framework of critical success factors (CSFs) for TOT projects. T...