Sustainable Development and Infrastructure

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List of Figures

• Figure 1.1: ICT Spending Versus "Networked Readiness"
• Figure 2.1: Schematic Relationship between Sustainability and Infrastructure
• Figure 2.2: New Zealand's Projected Population (Medium Projection)
• Figure 3.1: Morning Peak Travel by Income Group
• Figure 6.1: Example of a Decoupling Indicator
• Figure 6.2: Examples of Indicators Used by Sydney Water

List of Tables

• Table 2.1: Association between Physical Infrastructure Quality and GDP per Capita
• Table 3.1: Economic, Environmental and Social Linkages/Impacts Associated with Different Approaches to Charging for Roading Infrastructure
• Table 6.1: Sustainability and Urban Water Supply

List of Boxes

• Box 1: Thinking about Auckland's Infrastructure
• Box 2: Should Sustainable Development Be Viewed as "Constrained Maximisation"?
• Box 3: "Internalising Externalities", "Trade-Offs" and "Complementarities"

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