Infrastructure

Compared to other European states, the UK currently holds the lowest representation of women in the construction industry. With over 800,000

Source: Welsh Parliament The new Labour Government’s decision to establish a shadow Great British Railways (GBR) that reverses the decentralised

The Coronavirus pandemic is a watershed moment for the global infrastructure sector. At one point we thought the situation was

Having witnessed the current development in Nigeria, the spate of extrajudicial killings & human rights violations has reached an inflexion

Sustainable infrastructure is a moving target. For many developed economies, there is no end in sight for their infrastructural needs.

A vibrant, efficient infrastructure is key to any country and Great Britain is no exception. Without this in place, there

Africa’s economy is a giant machine with moving parts ranking in the trillions, its activities serve and is serviced by

Naypyidaw has been the Burmese capital city since November 2006. As the seat of power, the city hosts the Presidential

Many developing economies are graveyards of infrastructure projects. In almost every country in Africa, Asia or South America, there are legacies of

Does this sound familiar? Project promoters and developers obtain borrowed funds in the form of debt obligations. Those obligations include