2011 infrastructure report: setting strategic priorities
Most leading countries have reaffirmed infrastructure repair and development as high investment and strategic priorities in 2011, but struggle to address funding shortfalls.
Summary: The state of global infrastructure in 2011 challenges nations to look beyond tight budgets and devastation from natural disasters to set long-term plans. Will they rise to the challenge?
Report results
Governments and business leaders know implementing national infrastructure programs and policies leads to success and prosperity. Yet some participants are reluctant to commit to funding these projects. Tying infrastructure needs directly to securing future economic advantages gives countries a better chance of meeting infrastructure goals.
Our report, written with the Urban Land Institute, used research and interviews with industry leaders to identify and explore global infrastructure trends and activities in 2011.
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