Reassessing India’s Infrastructure Needs & Demand
Clearing the clutter in the infrastructure space, clarity in policy by the government, and a more efficient legal system to expedite dispute resolution are the key elements for a vibrant infrastructure sector of the future.
Elias George, Partner and National Head - Infrastructure, Government and Healthcare, KPMG in India
Infrastructure is the backbone of any economy as the extent and quality are amongst the most crucial characteristics defining the productive capacity of a nation. In fact, quality physical and digital infrastructure have a major impact on productivity and inclusivity within an economy. One of the major differences witnessed between the developed and developing world is the stark difference in infrastructure capacity, which inhibits the productivity of all its people further leading to loss of economic opportunities.
Elias George, Partner and National Head - Infrastructure, Government and Healthcare, KPMG in India
Infrastructure is the backbone of any economy as the extent and quality are amongst the most crucial characteristics defining the productive capacity of a nation. In fact, quality physical and digital infrastructure have a major impact on productivity and inclusivity within an economy. One of the major differences witnessed between the developed and developing world is the stark difference in infrastructure capacity, which inhibits the productivity of all its people further leading to loss of economic opportunities.
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NBM&CW July 2020