In spatial planning, in an era of globalisation and awareness of its consequences for territories, including negative ones, it is increasingly important to decide where resources and investments will be located. That leads to increased formal and informal linkages between the private and public sector. This shift in perception of understanding the role both sectors can nowadays also be observed in the V4 countries, which is why the debate on the importance of public-private agreements is at the forefront of the minds of politicians and citizens alike. The article describes a new methodology approved by the municipality of City District of Prague 10 which provides rules how to involve both sectors in city development including private sources for public investments.