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Social infrastructure are foundational services and structures that support the quality of life of a nation, region, city or neighborhood. This includes any infrastructure that goes beyond basic economic functions to make a community an appealing place to live. The following are common examples.
EducationSchools and other education services.TransportTransport services such as sidewalks and rail.HealthcareServices that prolong life and promote human health.Community SupportServices that support community well-being such as after-school activities for children. Spaces for enjoying nature, sports, recreation, family, social activities and personal reflection.
InformationAccess to information including services such as internet and libraries.Public SafetyEmergency services and other safety infrastructure such as tsunami shelters.Sports & RecreationVenues for sports and recreation such as a skate park.Arts & CultureAspects of a community that have artistic or cultural value such as historic buildings.|
| Type | | | Definition | Foundational services and structures that support the quality of life of a nation, region or city. | | Related Concepts | |
Social Infrastructure
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