Adequate infrastructure
Definition
Adequate infrastructure refers to the physical structures and systems necessary for a functioning society, such as roads, bridges, schools, hospitals, and utilities like water supply and electricity.
Analogy
Think of adequate infrastructure as the backbone that supports a city's activities. Just like how our spine helps us stand tall and move around comfortably, adequate infrastructure allows a city to function smoothly by providing essential facilities.
Related terms
Urbanization: The process of people migrating from rural areas to cities resulting in the growth of urban areas.
Public transportation: Systems such as buses, trains, subways that transport people within a city or region.
Sanitation: Measures aimed at promoting hygiene and preventing diseases through proper disposal of waste and provision of clean water.
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