Instead, now that its own team has set up the basic infrastructure, it will work with the data center personnel and system integrators to keep its service up and running.
Because the city appeared so quickly, there was no basic infrastructure to make them work.
We started looking at knowledge on low-cost water and sanitation options for the poor that would help people quickly build basic infrastructure that would just work.
Financing dams and other large development projects went out of fashion, replaced by a new emphasis on making developing countries more friendly toward private entrepreneurs by helping them foster an educated, healthy work force, provide basic infrastructure and, above all, ensure individual freedom, good governance and the rule of law.
The UN Committee [ 35] stated that housing must provide adequate shelter, which means adequate privacy, space, security, lighting and ventilation, basic infrastructure and location with regard to work and basic facilities, all at a reasonable cost.
It requires "adequate privacy, adequate space, adequate security, adequate lighting and ventilation, adequate basic infrastructure and adequate location with regard to work and basic facilities – all at a reasonable cost".
Out of the eight at the time, Pehli Kiran School No.4, where I was working, had the most basic infrastructure – four bamboo poles holding up tattered shreds of green cloth, set in a dusty hollow.
Ample evidence suggests that having basic infrastructure available and better living environments and working conditions can significantly improve attraction of health workers for rural jobs [ 5, 51– 51].
By contrast, cities in emerging economies often struggle to supply basic services to their densely packed inhabitants and even basic infrastructure, such as roads, utilities and other public works struggle to keep pace with demand.
Obama's jobs bill would help those who want to work get to work, and investing in our children's future and basic infrastructure would pay back dividends for years to come.
