Laos moves toward sustainable infrastructure development


VIENTIANE: Laos has taken a significant step toward sustainable infrastructure development with the recent launch of the Infrastructure Asset Management Enabling Environment (IAM EE) Roadmap.

The roadmap outlines strategies for effectively managing public infrastructure, such as roads, schools and hospitals, with an emphasis on resilience, inclusivity, and sustainability. 

This initiative aligns with Laos' commitment to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Lao News Agency reported on Tuesday (April 1).

The roadmap is crucial for ensuring efficient and sustainable infrastructure investment. 

The Lao government, along with its partners, will focus on mobilizing resources, strengthening institutional frameworks, and implementing best practices in asset management to ensure that infrastructure remains resilient and sustainable.

Ongoing collaboration and investment will be essential for driving economic progress and improving service delivery to communities across Laos.

The successful implementation of the roadmap will require collective efforts from national and local government entities, development partners, and the private sector. 

This collaboration will help Laos enhance its infrastructure management capacity and make significant strides toward achieving its sustainable development goals. - Xinhua

 

 

 

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