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Reports and reference guides Publication Date 11 October 2021 Published 11 Oct 2021

Social Infrastructure from challenge to opportunity for investors

The recent years have seen a widening of the traditional economic approach of investment and capital formation, to better incorporate human and natural capital, as key drivers of resilience, economic output and productivity.

Chronic public underinvestment has generated an investment gap over time, where available assets are no longer sufficient and fit for the kind of use needed, not to mention future needs linked to big demographic and societal trends at play. This was cruelly highlighted during the COVID-19 crisis, when healthcare and education infrastructure had to adapt to unprecedented circumstances.

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