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In the article the author analyzes the foreign experience of implementing projects within the public-private partnership framework and considers the possibilities of its application in Russia. In the modern understanding, public-private partnership is understood as an institutional and organizational alliance between the state and business in order to implement national and international, large-scale and local, but always socially significant projects in a wide range of activities: from the development of strategically important industries and science research and development to the provision of public services. As a rule, such alliance is temporary, as it is created for a certain period of time in order to implement a particular project and ceases to exist after its implementation.

FOREIGN EXPERIENCE OF PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP’S PROJECTS IMPLEMENTATION: PROSPECTS FOR RUSSIA