Sentence examples for impacts of infrastructure from inspiring English sources

However, when projected population changes are taken into account, the cohesion impacts of infrastructure improvements are much smaller.

This article examines impacts of infrastructure development and climate variability on economic outcomes for the Amu Darya Basin in Central Asia.

The findings in this study underpin the importance of incorporating future local population levels when assessing the impacts of infrastructure investments on territorial disparities.

We develop a Financial Computable General Equilibrium (FCGE) model that analyzes the economic impacts of infrastructure investment projects and their financing options on growth and distribution in the Indonesian economy.

A range of studies have been funded by PHR on the public health impacts of infrastructure and provision, such as the effects of a new urban motorway [ 25], the health impacts of the Cambridgeshire Guided Busway [ 26] and 'On the buses' [ 27], which evaluated the impact of introducing free bus travel for young people with benefits for health and social inclusion.

SASI is a recursive (i.e. equilibrium-seeking) model aimed at analysing the impacts of infrastructures and other major changes in the transport system on local economies, in which these impacts are modelled using regional production functions including spatially disaggregate accessibility indicators.

The NAO said: "Government has made no assessment of the overall impact of infrastructure on future bills or whether those bills will be affordable".

The impact of infrastructure projects has "already been felt", he says, while the contribution of travel and tourism to the UK's £1.5 trillion economy is predicted to remain flat at around £102bn.

There are ways of minimising the impact of infrastructure development by, for instance, using existing waterways for transport rather than building the first roads, or by concentrating on road improvements in areas already settled.

Little guidance is available on how the impact of infrastructure measures on the transport time variability may be estimated.

Aggregate measures may hide the impact of infrastructure at a disaggregated level (Sánchez-Robles 1998; Fedderke and Bogetic 2009).