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Integrating informal settlements:
Argentina’s Barrio 31 initiative
Rather than bulldoze informal settlements, Buenos Aires is working to empower them.
Leapfrogging with technology:
Addressing the infrastructure gap
How emerging markets can deliver a step change that’s needed.
Watering the green shoots:
Africa’s evolving PPP environment
What it will take to unlock capital flows to Africa’s project pipelines.
Advancing at hyper-speed:
India leads the race to deliver hyperloop
How the country can leverage their leadership to improve their transportation and become a global hyperloop supplier and developer.
Creating safe cities:
For women and girls
The infrastructure sector will need to play a key role in addressing gender gap issues.
Building confidence:
Brazil opens up for business
Brazil’s Government is taking significant steps to create an environment that attracts foreign investment and private participation into the market.
Unlocking services:
Taking smart cities to the next level
As smart cities flourish in the emerging markets, governments are exploring how they can extend their existing investments to create smarter regions and countries.
Emboldening Indonesia:
A raft of projects worth more than US$400 billion
Where the new investments will go and how the international infrastructure players will participate.
Waste-to-energy:
Green solutions for emerging markets
Governments across the emerging markets are eager to tap into waste-to-energy (WTE) technologies.