TOTAL LIABILITIES RELATED TO PPPs RECORDED OFF-BALANCE SHEET OF GOVERNMENT
"Macroeconomic statistics" Department
"Financial National Accounts" Division
Desislava Malinkova
Ivanka Gospodinova
Tsvetelina Mihaylova
State expert
Chief expert
Chief expert
DMalinkova@NSI.bg
IGospodinova@NSI.bg
TsMihaylova@NSI.bg
Metadata last update: 31.10.2024
| Number |
Concept |
Description |
| 1 |
Description of data |
Public-private partnerships (PPPs) are long-term contracts between two units - private or public corporation and a government unit. The corporation operates and manages the assets to produce and deliver services. PPPs are recorded off-balance sheet of government and are not considered as economically owned by government at the time of reporting. |
| 2 |
Classification used |
• European System of National and Regional Accounts 2010 (ESA 2010) |
| 3 |
Coverage |
Under Directive 2011/85 EU Member States shall publish annual data on total liabilities related to PPPs recorded off-balance sheet of government. Data covers general government sector (S.13) and its sub-sectors. In accordance of ESA 2010 General government sector consists of three sub-sectors: Central government (S.1311) , Local government (S.1313) and Social security funds (S.1314). |
| 4 |
Unit of measure |
mln BGN |
| 5 |
Reference period |
Annual data |
| 6 |
Time coverage |
not applicable |
| 7 |
Legal acts and rules (National and European) |
• European System of National and Regional Accounts 2010 (ESA 2010);
• Directive 2011/85 EU on requirements for budgetary frameworks of the Member States. |
| 8 |
Release policy |
The date for publication of statistical information is shown in the Calendar presenting the results of the statistical surveys of NSI. |
| 9 |
Dissemination format |
• NSI website - www.nsi.bg |
| 10 |
Methodological documents |
• European System of National and Regional Accounts 2010 (ESA 2010) |
| 11 |
Source data |
PPP's contracts |
| 12 |
Frequency of data collection |
Annual |
| 13 |
Data collection method |
Exhaustively for all PPPs contracts |
