Social Infrastructure

Social infrastructure refers to the facilities and structures that support the quality of life and social well-being of a community. This includes schools, hospitals, parks, community centers, affordable housing, and public transportation. Unlike physical infrastructure, which focuses on roads and bridges, social infrastructure emphasizes the services and spaces that enhance health, education, and social interaction. Investing in social infrastructure helps create stronger communities by providing essential services, promoting social equity, and improving overall living conditions for residents.