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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: Economic Development - Infrastructure, INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS seek to [9] Restore basic infrastructure that is critical to the resumption of economic activity, Corruption by employees and public officials which can be reduced through structural measures such as [11] 1. New arrangements for corporate governance, Corruption by employees and public officials which can be reduced through structural measures such as [11] 5. Performance-based lump-sum infrastructure programs, Building institutional operating capacity for governance and management aiming for best practices of 1. Providing basic training and technical assistance 2. Working within the national budget process 3. Considering the use of operatings contracts during the transition periods, What is better: rebuild local utility companies, or use private sector participation? decisions of this type can be based on [10] 1. A credible business plan for rebuilding infrastructure, Restore basic infrastructure that is critical to the resumption of economic activity keeping in mind the challenges such as Corruption by employees and public officials, Restore basic infrastructure services that are critical to the resumption of economic activity keeping in mind the challenges such as Corruption by employees and public officials, Restoring core infrastructure and services aiming for best practices of 1. Promoting inclusive sector strategies 2. Lowering costs and increasing access by using affordable, detailed and reliable design standards 3. Relying on local labour and entrepreneurs whenever possible 4. Anticipating and include operations and maintenance in restoration plans, Corruption by employees and public officials which can be reduced through structural measures such as [11] 2. Commercializing the utility, Restore basic infrastructure that is critical to the resumption of economic activity keeping in mind the challenges such as What is better: rebuild local utility companies, or use private sector participation?, What is better: rebuild local utility companies, or use private sector participation? decisions of this type can be based on [10] 3. Determining the level and causes of performance shortfalls (thereby diagnosing any corruption or mismanagement), Restore basic infrastructure services that are critical to the resumption of economic activity keeping in mind the challenges such as What is better: rebuild local utility companies, or use private sector participation?, Restore basic infrastructure services that are critical to the resumption of economic activity such as 1. Security and Policing 2. Power 3. Transportation 4. Water (for both irrigation and direct consumption) 5. Telecommunications, Restore basic infrastructure that is critical to the resumption of economic activity keeping in mind the challenges such as Balance between physical reconstruction and rebuilding institutions that manage and maintain infrastructure, Restore basic infrastructure services that are critical to the resumption of economic activity keeping in mind the challenges such as Balance between physical reconstruction and rebuilding institutions that manage and maintain infrastructure, Balance between physical reconstruction and rebuilding institutions that manage and maintain infrastructure which can be met by emphasizing the two necessities of [12] Building institutional operating capacity for governance and management, INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS seek to [9] Restore basic infrastructure services that are critical to the resumption of economic activity, Corruption by employees and public officials which can be reduced through structural measures such as [11] 3. Private-sector participation, Restore basic infrastructure that is critical to the resumption of economic activity such as 1. Urban and Rural Roads 2. Ports 3. Railroads 4. Airports, Corruption by employees and public officials which can be reduced through structural measures such as [11] 4. Establishing social safety nets and subsidy schemes for the most vulnerable consumers