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Opinion | Why Manila airport's US$3 billion revamp should be about more than just money - Vimarsana News

Opinion | Why Manila airport's US$3 billion revamp should be about more than just money

Privatising Ninoy Aquino International Airport presents Ferdinand Marcos Jnr’s government with a historic opportunity to improve the Philippines’ infrastructure – but going with the highest bidder may not be the best idea.

Source: scmp.com
How Small Cities Are Winning Big Money for Street Safety — Streetsblog USA - Vimarsana News

How Small Cities Are Winning Big Money for Street Safety — Streetsblog USA

Small cities are drawing disproportionately large grants for street safety — and sharing their secrets for how others can follow their lead.

Gov. Hochul plans to expand transit projects | The Riverdale Press - Vimarsana News

Gov. Hochul plans to expand transit projects | The Riverdale Press

In Gov. Kathy Hochul’s State of the State address Tuesday she announced next steps to plan and engineer expanded transit access across New York City, introduced a new infrastructure hub, and proposed new measures to improve roadway safety and fight toll and fare evasion.

New bank rules are bad for the West, worse for the rest - Vimarsana News

New bank rules are bad for the West, worse for the rest

The bigger problem with the way countries are implementing Basel III regulations is that nobody’s looking out for the interests of borrowers outside their own borders. That hurts everyone — borrowers, lenders, developing countries, and even the planet

Investing in Human Capital to Attract Private Investment in Infrastructure - Vimarsana News

Investing in Human Capital to Attract Private Investment in Infrastructure

Across several African countries, there has been a troubling trend of infrastructure being stripped to sell as scrap metal. People have been arrested for ripping out and selling rail sleepers in South Africa and Ghana, pylon and copper wires in Uganda, and streetlamp meters in Liberia. That stripping feels like wanton destruction in countries that so badly need infrastructure, but without jobs or economic opportunities, it is one of the few options available to many poor people. Infrastructure stripping is a particularly stark example of a widespread pattern: that failure to invest in human ca...

Source: cgdev.org