infrastructure rehabilitation

Infrastructure rehabilitation refers to the process of repairing and upgrading public facilities and systems, such as roads, bridges, water supply networks, and public buildings. It often involves fixing damage caused by aging, natural disasters, or heavy usage to restore their functionality and safety. Rehabilitation aims to extend the life of these assets, improve service quality, and support community needs, all while being cost-effective. This process is crucial for maintaining the overall safety, efficiency, and resilience of a region’s infrastructure, ensuring that it continues to meet the demands of its population and contributes to economic development.