A summary of the Infrastructure Sourcebook
Analysis from ISE and other experts
Interactive visuals of global infrastructure data
Infrastructure serves as the backbone of a state and often is citizens’ primary daily interaction with state services through public utilities such as water, electricity and roads. Robust state infrastructure contributes to a decrease in inequalities, particularly between urban and rural communities, and helps better facilitate security, administrative control, human capital development and disaster response. Laying a foundation for the market, infrastructure also creates avenues for participation in regional and global economies.
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