Modernized infrastructure
Definition
Modernized infrastructure refers to the upgrading or updating of basic physical and organizational structures, such as buildings, roads, power supplies etc., needed for a society to function effectively.
Related terms
Urban Renewal: This term refers to programs aimed at redeveloping urban areas that are in poor condition. It often involves modernizing old infrastructures.
Sustainable Development: This is a development strategy that seeks to meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations. It often includes creating environmentally friendly infrastructures.
Public Transport System: This term refers to all transport systems that are available for use by the general public. A well-developed public transport system is an important part of modernized infrastructure.
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