These communities cannot invest in infrastructure — roads, sewage systems — she said by e-mail.
The Japanese government didn't have the money to rebuild housing and so focused instead on roads, sewage and rail transportation.
The irony is that we non-exurbanites subsidize the exurbs and new subdivisions with roads, sewage systems and other costly infrastructure.
The billion-dollar program calls for investments in roads, sewage, schools and housing, adoption of master plans for the expansion of Arab communities and construction of industrial zones to generate jobs.
The main benefit to the poor of a construction boom, at least at first, is likely to be the jobs it will create.Another mouthwatering prospect is that of private investors underwriting the ports, power plants, roads, sewage and other infrastructure projects that Brazil so patently needs.
In one study, Mr. Alesina, with Reza Baqir of the International Monetary Fund and William Easterly of New York University, found that the share of municipal spending in the United States devoted to social good — roads, sewage, education and trash clearance — was smaller in more racially diverse cities.
During recent years, Varanasi city witnessed massive expansion without meeting technical standards of roads, sewage treatment, garbage collection, and urban drainage.
Figure 1 shows the life cycle network includes the construction, maintenance and operation of buildings and infrastructure like roads, sewage systems, energy provision grids.
(1) an astounding depth of need across sectors from water to roads, sewage to rails.
Morals are as hard and expensive to build as roads, sewage and water systems, electrical grids, hospitals or schools.
The following variables collected in the baseline surveys between 1997 and 2003 were analyzed as potential risk factors for H. pylori infection (an outcome that was revealed in the 2005 survey): treated piped water at home; flooded house during the rainy season; presence of a flush toilet; house served by a paved road; open sewage nearby; frequency of rubbish collection.
