Sentences with phrase «infrastructure gap»

According to him, industrial parks will help the country bridge infrastructure gaps, develop targeted sectors, economies of scale and can also be used as testing grounds for broader economic reform initiatives.

Service and health infrastructure gaps need a long term funding plan.

India also faces major infrastructure gaps: one third of Indian households do not have access to electricity, and close to 70 % lack clean and affordable energy for cooking.

In an era when there is a $ 200 billion infrastructure gap just for Canadian municipalities but political leaders at all levels are convinced the public wants balanced budgets, where will the dollars come from?

The model, through the Infrastructure Development Fund (IF - K) will provide sustainable funding for continuous infrastructure development through partnership with private sector to close the State's N225b infrastructure gap.

This modern infrastructure gap concerns parents, which is corrosive to the enrollment process.

Workplace Charging Challenge Aims to Fill Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Gap in San Fernando Valley

Secretary Foxx is visiting with business leaders, stakeholders and community members to discuss how transportation projects are making a difference, and to highlight infrastructure gaps that we need to fill in order to promote economic growth and American competitiveness.

This is an extreme example of unmaintained infrastructure causing injury, but it shows that these scenarios are not unheard of, particularly in a country experiencing a significant infrastructure gap.

I no longer lend in Providence, due to lending infrastructure gaps, but I do lend in Worcester.

Carlos Dominguez, the Philippines» secretary of finance, says the «Build Build Build» project's aim is to close the infrastructure gap between the country and its neighbors.

The legacy of that period is the $ 200 billion infrastructure gap we currently have in Canada.

The provinces and mayors have called on the federal government to help them in addressing this infrastructure gap, but Harper refuses to meet with them.

In other words, the Council wants an independent CIDB that will concern itself with only about 2 per cent of the infrastructure gap.

There will be additional resources allocated to the territory to partially make up for the infrastructure gap between high schools and colleges on the mainland and high schools and colleges in Puerto Rico (check).

The Deputy Minister also visited the Wiafe Akenteng Senior High Technical School, where he cut sod for the construction of a 12 - unit classroom block to bridge their infrastructure gap.