THE ROLE OF PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP MECHANISMS IN STIMULATING INNOVATION-INVESTMENT ACTIVITY OF INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES

• Khasan Nusratovich Sabirov

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This paper examines public-private partnership (PPP) as an institutional mechanism for stimulating innovation-investment activity in industrial enterprises. Drawing on international experience and the regulatory framework of Uzbekistan, the study systematizes the channels through which PPP reduces investment risk, mobilizes private capital, and accelerates technological modernization. The author substantiates a model in which PPP functions simultaneously as a financing instrument, a risk-allocation mechanism, and a platform for knowledge transfer, and formulates recommendations for expanding PPP application in industry.

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