Wahyu Kurniawan, Budi Endarto, Indra Prasetyo, Nabilah Aliyyah, Rita Helmi, Dwi Elok Indriastuti, Esa Wahyu Endarti, Suwarno Abadi, Rusdiyanto, Nawang Kalbuana
The Indonesian government has been accelerating infrastructures development. The objective is to fulfil the need for the business sector and to increase investment. The government uses the Public Private Partnerships (PPP) model due to the limited financial resources derived from the State Budget. The Public Private Partnerships (PPP) model, however, poses risks for the certainty of projects. The termination of projects would create the impact on subsequent plans related to the projects and also return of the investments and debts by investors and creditors. This article provides overview and argumentation of the legal devices that have been established by Indonesian Government to mitigate the risks of Public Private Partnerships (PPP) projects based on the formal and substantive rules to be applied as standards for the object, subject, and of legal relationships in Public Private Partnerships (PPP).