Public-private partnerships (PPPs) influence governance by fostering collaboration between government entities and private sector organizations. These arrangements can lead to improved efficiency, increased investment in public services, and innovation in infrastructure development. By leveraging the strengths of both sectors, PPPs often address complex societal issues, enhance accountability, and drive economic growth. However, they also pose risks, including potential conflicts of interest and diminished public oversight. Consequently, the effectiveness of PPPs in governance largely depends on their design, transparency, and the regulations guiding their implementation.