The Global Infrastructure Hub is responsible for sharing insights for the infrastructure community. Search our databases, case studies and projects for information that can help facilitate the delivery of more and better infrastructure.
The Infrastructure Futures Report examines how a collection of 25 transformative trends (megatrends) could shape the world, and the infrastructure industry in the future.
The GI Hub and our report partners, WEF and BCG, conducted a scenario-planning exercise resulting in the development of three extreme, yet plausible, future scenarios to better understand the economic, social and environmental impacts of these megatrends.
The report is calling on infrastructure industry decision makers across the public and private sectors to consider, consult and collaborate on the challenges and opportunities presented by these megatrends to create a more resilient infrastructure industry.
This report is intended to provoke thought and inspire action; to promote awareness and discussion of the challenges facing the infrastructure industry, and to facilitate collaboration in the identification of solutions.
The Quality Infrastructure Investment Database provides a comprehensive library of resources to support the public and private sector in the efficient delivery of quality infrastructure.
This database includes resources and facilities relevant to quality infrastructure investment under the principles of:
This guidance note helps governments maximise the impact of National Infrastructure Banks (NIB) on delivering quality infrastructure projects, driving private investment and providing value for end users.
This guidance note is designed to:
A selection of case studies featuring projects from around the world, showcasing interesting or innovative aspects of infrastructure development.
A searchable digital platform that allows governments to promote public infrastructure projects to a global investor network across the private sector.
This database allows users to:
We’ve created online tools that showcase best practice, offers practical guidance and frameworks to support the delivery of G20 members’ economic, social and environmental outcomes through quality infrastructure.
This reference guide supports quality infrastructure investment by providing a baseline for global best practice in the development of output specifications for quality infrastructure.
This guide provides:
The Public Private Partnership (PPP) Contract Management Tool provides practical guidance to help governments manage PPP contracts and concession contracts during construction and operations.
Based on extensive data and real-life case studies, this tool
enables users to:
This guide is designed to assist governments to better plan the early stages of infrastructure projects to better support the development of sustainable, bankable and procurement-ready projects.
This tool assists policy-makers and practitioners by reviewing and profiling project preparation processes in 15 economically and geographically diverse countries, complemented by leading practices and lessons learned in:
This tool uses a practical evidence-based framework to increase positive social outcomes from large infrastructure projects for under-served or vulnerable groups.
This framework aims to maximise the impact of infrastructure investment on reducing inequality and promoting shared prosperity by:
The Public Private Partnership (PPP) Risk Allocation Tool serves as a reference guide to assess the appropriate allocation of project risk and determine potential risk mitigation measures.
The guide aims to identify and allocate project risks between the public and private sectors in PPP transactions across different sectors by:
Our tools use data to help you forecast infrastructure needs and gaps, identify priority reform areas for individual countries and analyse infrastructure delivery country-by-country.
InfraCompass allows users to search and compare 56 countries to assess their capability to deliver infrastructure projects by identifying priority reform areas and examining leading practices across six key areas.
InfraCompass supports better awareness and understanding of global infrastructure capabilities by delivering:
InfraChallenge is an innovation competition aiming to accelerate the global infrastructure industry
The competition called for digital innovations that can be applied to solve economic or social infrastructure issues and build momentum towards better infrastructure - such as how cities can embrace smart technology solutions to improve quality of life, managing environmental risks with Artificial Intelligence and the potential for digitisation to improve electricity networks.
InfraOutlook enables the forecasting of infrastructure investment needs and gaps across 56 countries, seven sectors and five regions.
This tool enables users to:
New GI Hub report examines the potential for future disruption
