Emerging trends in infrastructure : 2021 Edition
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| 520 | $aIn 2020, even best laid plans were hijacked by COVID-19. And the uncertainty of the pandemic still hangs all around us. But the world is already moving forward. Expect the infrastructure sector to emerge from the crisis with renewed vigor, fulfilling a key role as a catalyst to sustainable economic recovery. For each of the past ten years, the KPMG Global Infrastructure practice has offered our perspective of the top ten emerging infrastructure trends for the year. Granted, we were not prescient enough to predict a global pandemic. But many of the predictions we made at the start of 2020 have evolved as we expected if anything, several have been accelerated by the impacts of the pandemic. Last year, we noted the need for increased resilience in infrastructure assets and networks; we warned of a further shift in the tides of globalization; we forecasted an uptick in the pace of progress towards sustainability; and we predicted a reorganization of risk priorities. All of these trends came to be. | ||
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