Development Infrastructure

What do all developed countries have in common that starkly distinguishes themselves from their developing and underdeveloped peers? The answer is: good infrastructure in place. Without developing solid physical infrastructures needed to cater to a wide range of needs of its people, a country's dream of joining the ranks of developed countries remains unfulfilled. Infrastructure – such as connectivity by road, water or air links – is indispensable to transport goods from one place where they are produced in abundance to another they are in short supply, as well as to facilitate the cross-border movements of people.