Definition of «infrastructural investment»

The phrase "infrastructural investment" refers to spending money on improving or building public structures or facilities that are essential for a society to function. It involves investing in things like roads, bridges, schools, hospitals, and utilities to make a country or a community better equipped and connected.

Sentences with «infrastructural investment»

The needed infrastructural investments could be made, the national airline could offer reduced rates for stays of over one week, trade missions could multiply their efforts, and so on. (theatlantic.com)
So the prospect of returning there means we have to help people rebuild their homes, we have to turn the electricity back on for entire neighborhoods and towns, and we have to make infrastructural investments to turn water back on for hundreds of people. (relevantmagazine.com)
This can be done by building strong, efficient, compressed and reliable value chains in developing countries through infrastructural investment, institutional changes and innovation in technology, products, practices and policies. (crawfordfund.org)
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