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Closing the Capability Gap : Strategic Planning for the Infrastructure Sector

By:

Dominguez Damian

Material type: Article

ArticleLanguage: ENG Series: ; 51Publication details: Winter 2009 0Edition: 2Description: 30-50 PpSubject(s):

Strategic Planning

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Summary: The article discusses the management of public infrastructure. The authors examine the gap that has developed between the ability of public utility organizations to maintain and improve the infrastructure and the trend that developed between the early 1990s through 2009 for economic efficiency to dominate the public discourse on the subject. Topics include advanced managerial decision tools for long-term investment planning, massively expanded investment needs, and market liberalization. Also discussed is the little attention given to the state of infrastructure systems.

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The article discusses the management of public infrastructure. The authors examine the gap that has developed between the ability of public utility organizations to maintain and improve the infrastructure and the trend that developed between the early 1990s through 2009 for economic efficiency to dominate the public discourse on the subject. Topics include advanced managerial decision tools for long-term investment planning, massively expanded investment needs, and market liberalization. Also discussed is the little attention given to the state of infrastructure systems.

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