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Insight magazine, issue 2
Insight magazine, issue 2
As cities around the world evolve at an increasingly rapid pace, the challenges of urban infrastructure have become some of the most pressing issues cities are working to solve.
In the newest edition of Insight magazine, KPMG takes a closer look at the specific infrastructure challenges being faced by city executives, engineering and construction firms, and infrastructure investors. Over 30 articles provide key insights and explore a number of critical topics including:
- Developing infrastructure in urban growth markets
- Incentivizing infrastructure investment
- Building Special Economic Zones
- Unlocking the power of smart metering
- Reducing urban congestion
- Aid agencies and infrastructure
- Decarbonizing urban personal transport
- Privatization of urban infrastructure
- Cities and climate change
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