There is a significant need for financing for infrastructure to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals. Data reveals that merely 15-30 percent of an infrastructure asset's total expenditure is allocated to its construction or acquisition, while a significant 70-85 percent of costs arise post-acquisition. Thus, enhancing the asset's management, resilience, and sustainability, while reducing costs, and bolstering revenue potential can lead to considerable long-term sustainable development benefits. This research aims to highlight synergies between UN DESA’s Infrastructure Asset Management initiatives (IAM) and infrastructure asset funders to yield long-term benefits from the robust maintenance of assets throughout their lifecycle and identify opportunities for UN DESA to collaborate with relevant partners over the next 2-3 years.
This consultancy was completed with SIPA graduating students for UN DESA
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2moSila segerakan penyatuan akaun dan semua hak dan data disatukan bermula 2019-2024 ke nombor ahli akaun baru saya. Dengan arahan. Pemilik syarikat.