Infrastructure
Infrastructure is the system of physical structures, facilities, and services needed for the functioning of a society or organization. It includes transportation networks (such as roads, bridges, and railways), communication systems (such as telephone lines and internet connectivity), water and sewage systems, energy networks (such as electricity and gas supplies), and public institutions (such as schools, hospitals, and government offices).
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It includes transportation networks (such as roads, bridges, and railways), communication systems (such as telephone lines and internet connectivity), water and sewage systems, energy networks (such as electricity and gas supplies), and public institutions (such as schools, hospitals, and government offices). Infrastructure plays a vital role in economic development, as it supports and facilitates various activities essential for growth, such as trade, commerce, and production. It also contributes to the quality of life by providing access to basic services and improving living conditions. The planning, construction, and management of infrastructure involve multiple stakeholders, including governments, private businesses, and local communities.