WCG Compliance Scoring Model

Infrastructure funding challenge or funding gap

Infrastructure partnerships and its desired social value outcomes

Infrastructure Focus Area Outcomes

Transversal strategy crafting and measurement

WCG transversal infrastructure governance model (IGM)

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Infrastructure funding challenge or funding gap:

Pressured and dwindling public revenues
User-fee limitations and effects
Produces the funding gap that requires innovation (BFF)

WCIS 2050

Infrastructure partnerships and its desired social value outcomes:

Economic aspects – local employment, development
Social aspects – Spatial justice (accessible, safe, wellbeing)
Environmental aspects – Resilience - Reduce CO2 emissions, support Water & biodiversity conservation

WCIS 2050

Infrastructure Focus Area Outcomes:

Households human settlements and an increase in access to basic services
Social access to health, education, sport, art, recreation and wellness infrastructure
Economic Investment in infrastructure drives growth and economic activity
Mobility Safe and secure mobility systems and transportation corridors and facilities

WCIS 2050

Transversal strategy crafting and measurement (5yr strategic plan) linked to annual plans and practice:

Transversal strategy crafting of 5yr strategic plan coupled to-
Strategy execution via APP, AOP and AR in each one of the 5 yrs

WCIS 2050

WCG transversal infrastructure governance model (IGM)

Steps 1 and 2 Guidance and Appraisal
Steps 3 and 4 Review and Selection
Steps 5 to 8 Implementation and Operations