Infrastructure should enhance outcomes and serve people. From green infrastructure and sustainability to smart technologies and a lifecycle approach, we drive equitable outcomes, minimise risk, accelerate delivery and enhance outcomes for all.
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Investment in infrastructure can have a transformative power on economies and societies and there’s a critical need to drive awareness of the benefits of smart and responsible infrastructure, to establish what “good” looks like and create a roadmap to enable better decision-making.
Deloitte is a proud supporter of Economist Impact's “Infrastructure for Good” initiative, a research programme exploring what inclusive and sustainable infrastructure looks like and how to support it.
To encourage prosperity globally, it is critical that governments and countries improve how they prioritise infrastructure and support dialogue between key stakeholders in infrastructure development, investment, private sector participation and regulation.
With an anticipated US$5+ trillion every year in global economic stimulus and infrastructure spending forecasted annually, the ability to shape the utilisation, prioritisation, security and social impact of these funds is an enormous opportunity and privilege. As such, Deloitte has a responsibility to create equity, possibility and opportunity—and connect citizens with infrastructure that builds better lives.
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Quality governance and effective strategic planning establishes accountability, minimises corruption and enhances project sustainability and long-term performance.
Sustainable financing ensures economic activities align with long-term environmental and social goals while delivering financial returns.
By gaining a holistic understanding of the social dynamics at play and engaging local communities from the outset of the planning lifecycle, government entities can be more confident that infrastructure initiatives will promote social cohesion, reduce inequalities and enhance the overall quality of life for citizens and residents of all kinds.
Infrastructure systems serve as the backbone of economic activity, trade, investments and movement of people. Strategically investing and optimising infrastructure systems unlock economic advantages that can propel sustainable development and enhance global competitiveness.
With accelerating effects of climate change and mounting environmental concerns, sustainable infrastructure investments can alleviate adverse impacts and improve societal resilience and adaptation.
The Infrastructure for Good barometer does more than rank performance. It provides a roadmap, identifies patterns, shines a light on high performers and illuminates the areas in need of improvement.
Explore the ‘Infrastructure for Good’ hub which hosts the research and a rich collection of videos, podcasts and case studies that explore the nuances of infrastructure for good around the world.
From policymakers and industry experts to private investors and developers, participants across the infrastructure lifecycle can benefit from our research-based insights and multi-disciplinary teams of professionals that improve decision-making and outcomes for all.
Today, transportation can affect lifestyle, noise and air quality for the local community, health and safety management and the ability to oversee and manage interactions with governments. To help drive solutions, Deloitte can conduct climate and ESG assessments and analytics, advise on resilient infrastructure and provide scenario planning and optimisation, among other capabilities.
Common issues within the mining sector often relate to the containment of toxic materials and fluids, the emissions of carbon dioxide, nitrogen oxide and particulate matters, increased energy consumption and changing government tax and royalty agreements. To help, Deloitte is offering ESG data management and controls, customer and green product strategy and innovation and pathways for transitioning to clean and renewable energy and more.
From water and soil pollution to the high energy consumption required for water treatment, Deloitte is helping solve the rising issues within the water sector by providing ESG data management and controls, presenting customer and green product strategy and innovation options and implementing sustainable operation and supply chain transformation.
Deloitte is harnessing its expertise within M&An advisory, ESG data management and controls, risk strategy and tax structuring to reduce the sector-wide carbon footprint, emissions and more.[SE1] [SE1]Updated
Deloitte is committed to helping find solutions for energy sector issues, including high CO2 emissions, water utilisation in nuclear waste management and land mass utilisation in renewable/hydro energy projects. By reducing scope 1 emissions, primarily through carbon capture and reduction of methane emissions and diversifying product portfolios with low-carbon energy, Deloitte can help to limit the negative impacts on communities from physical energy infrastructure and dangerous working conditions.
By gaining a holistic understanding of the social dynamics at play and engaging local communities from the outset of the planning lifecycle, government entities can be more confident that infrastructure initiatives will promote social cohesion, reduce inequalities and enhance the overall quality of life for citizens and residents of all kinds.
Infrastructure systems serve as the backbone of economic activity, trade, investments and movement of people. Strategically investing and optimising infrastructure systems unlock economic advantages that can propel sustainable development and enhance global competitiveness.
By combining leading technology with our proven business capabilities, we can help drive real and rapid progress towards infrastructure for good.
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