Providing infrastructure for developing nations

No economy can grow without reliable infrastructure, and for developing nations with limited resources, the challenge to provide this is immense. Not only is cost a massive factor, but with growing concern over climate change and environmental degradation, there’s even more pressure to deliver infrastructure that is also more sustainable. From reliable roads to affordable housing, here we explore some of the technologies that show the most significant promise in addressing the needs of the developing world without compromising on quality or negatively impacting the environment. Geocell Technology – Building durable, low-cost, permanent access roads in South Sudan As one of the least developed countries in the world and with a mounting food crisis, South Sudan was in desperate need of a reliable road network that would allow aid to reach those in need while also helping local farmers and businesses access markets and start to grow the economy.