Sentences with phrase «infrastructural challenges»
"Infrastructural challenges" refer to problems or obstacles that arise in relation to the systems, facilities, or basic structures that support a society or organization. These challenges typically involve issues with important physical structures such as roads, bridges, buildings, power grids, or communication networks. Full definition
Today, many are deterred because switching between acquirers and payment service providers is considered complex and involves significant infrastructural challenges.
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There are several media reports of infrastructural challenges confronting the initial stages of the programme.
So, the Igbo should produce a leader that will fix the economic and infrastructural challenges affecting not only the Igbo but the entire Nigeria.
McKelvey contends that the hands - on experience of working for a startup, and facing those infrastructural challenges head on, actually led him to building WeWork: A space made by and for entrepreneurs.
The stage has been set for the perennial joblessness, economic lag, infrastructural challenges and macro-economic development to take off.
The other major concern is the infrastructural challenge of developing supporting services and charging stations across the UK.
Bell decided to join Valcárcel's group in Barcelona «knowing the inception of any new institute imposes logistical and infrastructural challenges, but convinced that the research programme at CRG was a fresh initiative in Spanish science and would therefore create a dynamic and collegial research environment.»
His artistic development within this environment serves as a pertinent example of the importance of Zimbabwe's artist - run initiatives in helping remedy the educational and infrastructural challenges facing local artists.