Urban Infrastructure refers to the physical structure presents in cities towns. Urban Infrastructure development has a key role to play in both economic growth and poverty reduction.
The formative period of the modern city, consist of new streets and boulevards, mass transit, new sewage systems, and the provision of gas, water, and electricity.
The net effect of these infrastructural developments is the creation of the modern city as a circulatory system designed to move people and material products rapidly and efficiently, both above and belowground.

Our key areas of intervention for the improvement of urban infrastructure are improved planning at area level, better mobility infrastructure through public transport, and most importantly a policy on parking, sewerage, drainage and water supply.