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A global need for sustainable infrastructure is creating a range of high quality investment opportunities.
Population growth, demographic shifts and technological innovation are driving demand for new systems. Existing assets need to be made more resilient in the face of rising pressure from climate change, security threats and less predictable usage. At the same time, infrastructure coming to the end of its useable life must be replaced.
These opportunities span the supply of basic resources, such as energy, water and food, as well as socio-economic goods like healthcare, finance and digital connectivity. By focusing on sustainable infrastructure, the strategy aims to avoid the as yet unpriced externalities associated with traditional assets while also harnessing the long-term structural growth which underpins cleaner, more efficient systems. Meeting these challenges will require significant capital, presenting potential opportunities for investors.
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