A public-private partnership represents a long-term partnership between public and private sector which may involve financing, design, construction, operation and/or maintenance of infrastructure and/or provision of services by the private sector which is traditionally procured and provided by the public sector. This model have become a popular approach for infrastructure development and suitable solution that enable public and private sector to meet all their appetites. Both partners have many benefits from the cooperation, but also sharing risks and responsibilities. This form of cooperation, through their channels can ensure the inflow of additional funds from the private sector in terms of budget constraints and reduce costs in the implementation of projects. Attractiveness for private sector partnership stems from charges and fees connected with the renting and use of infrastructure, full employment of its capacity and maximizing their profit interests. Project costs are high because of the complex way of project financing. The starting point of each project should be the adoption of greater "value for money" to all stakeholders involved in the project which would ensure a more efficient and effective way of providing public products and services.