| dc.description.abstract | The purpose of this study was to evaluate the critical success factors (CFSs) influencing the
design of Public Private Partnership Projects in Kenya, focusing on the LAPSSET corridor
project. The Study addressed the four CSFs; positive environmental influence, financial
capabilities, a strong consortium and developed legal framework. The study employed the
descriptive research method and included both quantitative and qualitative analysis techniques.
Data was collected through questionnaires and statistically analyzed using the SPSS. The
findings of the study indicated that the selected CSFs were very important to the design of the
LAPSSET corridor project though in differing extents. The positive environmental impact was
ranked as the most CSF, followed by a strong consortium, then the financial capabilities of
partners, all ranked as very great influence and finally the developed legal framework ranked as
great influence. The recommendations offered focused on the need to provide information to all
stakeholders, improvement on the financial capability evaluation criteria, conducting regular
environmental impact assessments, regular reevaluation of the partners’ strength and weakness
and improving the Kenyan legal framework. | en_US |
