Infrastructure that improves quality of life and livelihoods

With dispersed and growing populations, stretched limited human and capital resources, and increasing climate and disaster challenges, countries in the Pacific often require partnership to enhance infrastructure, services and systems to meet development goals.

JID’s social infrastructure experts understand the essential human element of infrastructure planning, design and delivery. We’ve built hospitals and markets, designed and strengthened systems, and supported stakeholders and donors with fit-for-purpose, sustainable and culturally appropriate solutions to social infrastructure challenges.

Our commercially-viable, fit-for-purpose approach aligns with community needs and we embed ongoing governance, resourcing capacity and development, environmental context, and cultural and social impact to provide sustainable solutions for the community.

Our locally-led development approach incorporates knowledge management, community participation, private sector engagement and employment opportunities into our projects. We can maximise community engagement to deliver improved standards, quality and sustainability across health, education and other social investments for the long term.