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With multiple challenges affecting global prosperity, it is critical that governments and countries rethink how they prioritise and utilise infrastructure.

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Innovation, equity, and sustainability shaping the foundation of infrastructure

How can governments revolutionise their approach to infrastructure projects and measure their impact economically, environmentally and socially?

Efficient and well-functioning infrastructure plays a vital role in driving economic growth, enhancing social well-being, and fostering sustainable development. Good governance and effective strategic planning at the national level establishes accountability, minimises corruption, and enhances project sustainability and long-term performance. Explore the latest insights on the trends shaping the future of infrastructure.

AI-powered city of the future

Deloitte, ServiceNow, NVIDIA and ThoughtLab have come together to conduct a pioneering study on the AI plans, investments and practices of 250 cities in 78 countries around the world.
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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.

How governments can prioritise infrastructure stimulus investments moving beyond cost-benefit analysis

As governments have come to realise the risks associated with relying solely on cost-benefit analysis for infrastructure prioritisation, they are looking for ways to enhance the accuracy of their project appraisals. Our latest report with Oxford Global Projects explores alternatives to CBA including emerging methodologies and real-world case studies. Beyond saving time and money, effective project prioritisation supports the development of equitable, sustainable, resilient, and future-proof assets for decades to come.

Delivering infrastructure programme success in inflationary times

Government infrastructure programmes, which are known to deliver long-term economic, environmental, and societal benefits, face significant threats from inflation. Rising costs for labour, materials, land, debt servicing and beyond, pose significant economic strain on global infrastructure projects.

How to prioritise infrastructure stimulus investments

Within this new report, Deloitte and Oxford Global Projects share fresh strategies on how governments can prioritise their infrastructure stimulus investments.

Harnessing private capital in turbulent times through infra stimulus programmes

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Gender diversity is a critical element of successful cyber security. We are committed to addressing the gender balance and growing skills shortage in cyber.
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  • Edition 2 | Infrastructure Magazine

    Our second edition explores how the infrastructure industry is transforming the world and society for the better. By that we mean infrastructure that is making our planet a better place to live, work and play for our citizens and communities. Infrastructure that is accessible, inclusive and constantly adapting to our changing environment. Infrastructure that adapts to changing needs and preferences.

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Michael Flynn

Michael Flynn

Global Infrastructure, Transport & Regional Government Leader