Infrastructure & Utilities refer to the basic physical and organizational structures needed for a society or organization to function.
Infrastructure typically encompasses large-scale public systems like:
Transportation: Roads, bridges, railways, airports, ports.
Utilities: Water supply, sanitation, power grids, telecommunications networks.
Facilities are the buildings, equipment, and services that support specific activities, such as:
Buildings: Schools, hospitals, offices, factories, housing.
Equipment: Machinery, computers, medical devices.
Services: Waste management, emergency services, and internet access.
In essence, infrastructure creates the essential networks and systems, while facilities provide the specific spaces and tools for various human endeavors. Both are crucial for economic development, social well-being, and overall quality of life.