publiceprivate
Publiceprivate is a neologism used to describe arrangements in which public and private actors, resources, and norms are blended in ways that blur traditional distinctions between public and private roles. The term is not widely standardized and does not point to a single model; rather, it signals hybridity across funding, governance, data governance, and service delivery.
Usage and scope: In policy discourse, publiceprivate can refer to collaborative ecosystems where government agencies work
Applications: Examples include public health data platforms that combine government datasets with private-sector analytics, smart-city deployments
Criticisms: Critics warn that blurred boundaries may undermine accountability, diminish public oversight, or create conflicts of
See also: public-private partnership, PPP; open data; data governance; co-production; hybrid governance.