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Olympia, WA: Public-private partnership needed in affordable housing
/in Public-Private Partnerships /by Berry Craig“I love nonprofits and we are better off because of them, but after a point they can only do so much with limited funding/resources,” writes Katie Breen. P3s bridge the gap.
Los Angeles P3 Funds $3.2 Million Venture to Prevent Juvenile Delinquency
/in Public-Private Partnerships /by Berry CraigIn L.A. County, a public-private partnership hopes to move more funding to help young people involved with the justice system into the hands of community-based organizations.
University of Iowa Exploring P3 to Manage Utilities
/in Public-Private Partnerships /by Berry CraigThe University of Iowa recently announced that it’s exploring a potential P3 with its utility system to be more sustainable and environmentally friendly.