Infrastructure development: ambition versus reality

November 2015
Tom Hart, Mark Miller, Philipp Krause
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Infographic: the global infrastructure gap
Infographic: the global infrastructure gap
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Infographic: ambition vs reality in South Sudan's road network
Infographic: ambition vs reality in South Sudan's road network
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Infographic: Berlin-Brandenburg International Airport over budget
Infographic: Berlin-Brandenburg International Airport over budget
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Infographic: inefficiencies in infrastructure delivery
Infographic: inefficiencies in infrastructure delivery
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Infographic: infrastructure shortfalls in Africa
Infographic: infrastructure shortfalls in Africa

Sources:

 

  • South Sudan road network: OIG Audit of USAID/Sudan’s road infrastructure activities (2009); John Garang's vision of road infrastructure for South Sudan (2004) as detailed to Brian D'Silva in Naivasha
  • Berlin-Brandenburg International Airport: Tagesspiegel (2015), Tagesspiegel (2013), Bloomberg (2015)

 

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