Infrastructure

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Infrastructure is complex, long-term by nature, and involves numerous risks and stakeholders. Boosting quality infrastructure to meet economic, environmental, social and development objectives will require integrated investment strategies and a whole-of-government policy approach. Showcasing a wide range of expertise and knowledge, the OECD Infrastructure Platform provides access to guidance, good practices, data and analysis to support policy makers in the pursuit of sustainable and quality infrastructure. Read more

Improving the Landscape for Sustainable Infrastructure Financing

STEPS - Procurement strategies to support quality infrastructure investment

Monitoring developments in environmental, social and governance ESG) investing

Building resilience: New strategies for strengthening infrastructure resilience and maintenance

Mobilising finance in infrastructure

Governance and decision-making

Towards carbon neutrality and climate resilience

Broadband connectivity

Regions and cities

Transport

Bridging the development divide

Inclusiveness and accessibility

Infrastructure Governance Dataset

Governance of Capital Budgeting and Infrastructure

Broadband Data

Cost-Benefit Analysis

Transport Infrastructure Investment and Maintenance Spending

Large Pension Funds and Public Pension Reserve Funds

The OECD is home to numerous global standards, policy guidance and toolkits that can help governments, enterprises and society to promote a shared understanding of the elements needed to support quality infrastructure investment.

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