Reddy B Krishna (81 results)

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Contents Preface I PPPs in infrastructure-overview need and context 1 Public private partnerships in infrastructure sectorAkther Anwar and Padmapani Bhagwan Sawai 2 Recent trends in public private partnership PPP in infrastructure in developing countriesS Anitha Devi and S Durga 3 Need for public private partnerships in infrastructure sectorGirish Kyumar Painoli and Sunil G Losarwar 4 Public private partnerships in infrastructure sector concept need and framework for PPPsGowri Pisolkar Deshpande and Muthyala Sunanda 5 Role of PPP in infrastructure development of IndiaKhyser Mohd And Md Amullah 6 Private public partnerships in India issues and challengesManasa Vipparthi and Madhavi Raulapati 7 The government and private perspective on public private partnership PPP for accelerating development of infrastructural sectorPallavi K Ranganadh and Zubeda Asna 8 Inevitability of public private partnership in infrastructureM Silpa M Hima Bindu and SE Pravena 9 Public private partnership in infrastructure a critical analysisCh Prashanth and V Vishnu Priya 10 Public private partnership in infrastructure financing and development activities in IndiaP Premchand Babu and M Madana Mohan 11 The financial crisis-private partnerships for public measuresRaavi Radhika and R Suhma 12 PPP and infrastructure development in India-an analysisRambabu Gopisetti 13 Indian PPP experience-challengesM Raza Shah and Mateen Ahmed Siddiqui 14 Trends and challenges in public private partnership PPP management in IndiaR Nageswar Rao 15 The dynamics of public private partnershipSatish Grandhi 16 Public private partnership driving model for India?s growthV Sowmya Katyayini 17 Public private partnership the new buzz for building nationSridevi Samineni 18 Public private partnership in infrastructure-a critical success factors frameworkNRVVMK Rajendra Kumar 19 PPPs-expectations of private sectorSuja S Nair 20 Public private partnership PPP in infrastructure sector in Andhra Pradesh-A growth imperativeV Venu Madhav II Coceptual framework of PPPs 1 Good governance and enabling framework in public private partnershipsJagdish Jamwal 2 Public private partnership in infrastructure sector-risk and risk managementM Cynthia Karen 3 Managing risk in PPP ProjectsB Geeta 4 Suitability of PPP as a model of infrastructure development in IndiaS Kasturi Rangan 5 Financial perspective of public private partnership in infrastructure sectorKavitha Lal 6 A study of regulatory framework in Andhra Pradesh Public Private partnership in infrastructure sectorLakshmi Prasanna 7 International financing of public private partnership projects in the Indian infrastructure industryY Madhuri Srinivas 8 Public private partnerships for healthcare delivery in India a policy perspectiveV Mohan Nayak 9 Public private partnerships for healthcare delivery in India-a policy perspectiveV Mohan Nayak 10 Public private partnership-policy frameworkS Pardhasaradhi and Bharath Kumar Porika 11 Efficacy of public private partnership on health care management in India-evaluation of select modelsA Suryanarayana 12 A new dimension in public private partnership infrastructure sector in IndiaS Ravi Prakash and T Ganesh Chakravarthy 13 Relevance of social marketing in public private partnershipM Sailaja 14 Relevance of social marketing in PPPsSanjay Kumar 15 Impact of international financial reporting standard on public private partnershipShobhana Swamynathan and Sindhu 16 Public private partnerships in infrastructure sector-legal and institutional frameworkSisira Neti 17 Models of privatization for infrastructure projects imperatives and options before governmentSmitha Sambrani and A Suryanarayana 18 Financing options for PPP Projects in IndiaSwati Mathur and Jayashree Patil Dake 19 HR challenges in public social private partnershipVenkoba Rao 20 Power sector reforms in Andhra Pradesh IndiaVijetha Jadda III Social impact of PPPs 1 Rural infrastructure development with PPPK Aparna and Geeta Soy 2 Public private partners.…

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Softcover/Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. India, as one of the world's fastest-growing major economies, offers a unique and dynamic landscape for studying stock market dynamics. The Indian stock markets, with their vast diversity and increasing integration into the global economic system, present a fascinating subject for in-depth analysis. This integration, coupled with the country's distinct economic drivers, sets the Indian stock market apart and makes it a compelling area of study.This book is structured to bridge the gap between theoretical economic principles and practical market analysis. It is divided into six sections; each provided different concepts, methods of analysis, and results. We start by examining the macro and microeconomic factors that impact Indian sectoral indices, then move on to specific sectoral indices and internal and external economic indicators that explore broader economic trends and policies. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 375.…

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Gebundene Ausgabe. Condition: Neu. This book highlights the interdependencies, trade-offs, and competing demands of climate, nature, and food (C-N-F) constitute a nexus. Managing this nexus ensures the integrity of ecosystem services and sustains natural capital. Before elaborating on the process of nexus, it would come in handy to explain how the terms ?climate?, ?nature?, and ?food? are used in the present context. ?Climate? is mainly used in terms of rainfall and temperature. Extreme events of rainfall and temperatures result in floods and droughts. Here, the terms 'climate' and 'climate change' are used interchangeably as synonyms. ?Nature? includes both use values (natural resources) and non-use values (biodiversity), which include soil, water, forests, habitat, biodiversity, etc. While natural resources like soil, water, forests, biodiversity, etc. (use values of nature) impact food production directly, non-use values (preference, existence, esoteric, etc.) impact indirectly. However, non-use values are not considered in the present analysis, as assessing non-use values is more complex than evaluating the use values. ?Food? production systems primarily include agriculture, forestry, and water-based production systems (such as marine aquaculture). All three production systems are critically linked to nature and are affected by climate change. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 431.…