SOCIO-ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY OF PRESCHOOL EDUCATION ORGANIZATIONS BASED ON PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP: THE EXPERIENCE OF NAMANGAN REGION
Keywords:
public-private partnership (PPP), preschool education, socio-economic efficiency, institutional coverage, investment flow, profitability ratio, cost optimization.Abstract
This article investigates the socio-economic efficiency of Public-Private Partnership (PPP) mechanisms in the context of transforming the preschool education system, focusing on the Namangan region as a case study. The study systematically analyzes empirical data, investment flow dynamics, and institutional coverage indicators spanning the years 2019–2024. Furthermore, a comparative-critical assessment of the financial and economic efficiency of public and non-state preschool education institutions is provided. Scientifically grounded proposals and recommendations are put forward to ensure the sustainable development principles of PPP models and to eliminate institutional challenges within the sector.
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Statistical and empirical analyses of public-private partnership relations in the Namangan region. Systematic database compiled by the author, 2026.
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