Designing Urban Infrastructure: Investing for now or tomorrow? - Panel

The OECD estimates that around US$ 53 trillion is required for investment in transport, energy efficiency, telecommunications, and water and waste infrastructure over the next 15 years. Yet, as the world rapidly urbanises, investment in urban infrastructure is lagging behind. Lack of vision, loss of nerve, absence of public funds and low levels of interest from investors all exacerbate this. Nonetheless some cities across the globe are demonstrating resilience and capacity for innovation. While there is a consensus that investment in physical and social infrastructure can increase productivity, facilitate connection and promote social good, there are severe challenges and barriers to investment.
Chair: Ricky Burdett
Panelists: Deyan Sudji, Norman Foster
Thursday 26 November 2015 | 18:30-20:00 @LSE
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