Abstract:
The article explores the role of digital platforms in managing investment projects within the interaction framework of
"government-business-society" based on partnership principles. It is substantiated that digital platforms serve as a key tool for
enhancing the efficiency of public-private partnership (PPP) project management by facilitating centralized communication,
information exchange, and optimization of decision-making processes. The main functional capabilities of digital platforms are
analyzed, particularly their role in increasing transparency, reducing transaction and organizational costs, automating partner selection
processes, conducting tenders, and monitoring contract execution. Ukrainian digital transformation initiatives in the PPP sector are
examined, including the DREAM platform (Digital Restoration Ecosystem for Accountable Management) and the pilot project for
implementing a Unified Digital Integrated Information-Analytical System for managing the reconstruction process of facilities.
Legislative initiatives aimed at improving the mechanism for attracting private investments through PPPs are highlighted, which
include the creation of an electronic procurement system for PPP projects in accordance with European Union standards. It is proven
that digital platforms can contribute to attracting international investors and ensuring the long-term sustainability of PPP projects. The
necessity of developing a comprehensive digital ecosystem that covers all stages of the PPP lifecycle and integrates with existing state information systems is justified. The conclusion is drawn on the strategic necessity of implementing a full-fledged digital platform for PPP project management to enhance efficiency, transparency, and openness in interactions between the public, private, and civil sectors.
