Abstract

This paper recapitulates the argumentations from various scientific discussion concerning the issue of projects` risk management. The article mainly is aimed to analyze the process of risk-management of the innovation projects in the form of public-private partnership, to describe a methodologies of Failure mode, effects and criticality analysis and Fuzzy comprehensive evaluation model, to use above mentioned models in the evaluation of the stability risk of public-private partnership innovation projects. Previous research studies on the topic of public-private partnership defined the efficiency of state sector and business cooperation in a form of public-private partnership, demonstrated that it will allow making investments in the production capacity development, broaden the scope of domestic and foreign markets, accelerate industrial growth, refine the quality of goods, services and works, business activity and investment attractiveness. Especially it can be achieved through innovation project implementation. Moreover, systematization the results in the overview process of literary sources and approaches in the issue of innovation public-private projects` risk-management problem-solving specifies that a huge number of theoretical and practical problems, especially of risk evaluation is urgent, remain unsolved and still studied not enough nowadays. An underdevelopment of innovation projects’ risk-management system, especially in our country, is conditioned the relevance of that scientific problem additionally existing in the circumstances of complex public-private partnership innovation projects` risks evaluation. Investigation of the topic «Risk management of public-private partnership innovation projects» in the article is fulfilled in the following logical sequence: defining the problems while literature review, focusing on project risk-management issue, describing the methodology of the research, demonstrating the results, and making conclusions. The object of research is the chosen by creating a prototype of innovation project in the infrastructure field, suggested that it will be implemented in the form of public-private partnership.   

Keywords: innovation projects, public-private partnership, PMBOK, risk-management, FCEM, FMECA.

JEL Classification: O30, M10, M30.

Cite as: Hrytsenko, L., Boiarko, I., Tverezovska, O., Polcyn, J., & Miskiewicz, R. (2021). Risk-management of public-private partnership innovation projects. Marketing and Management of Innovations, 2, 155-165. https://doi.org/10.21272/mmi.2021.2-13

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License

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