The Chinchero International Airport seeks to expand air capacity for Cusco, yet its development faces institutional, environmental, cultural, and social challenges that shape its long-term viability.

Proposed to link Iquitos with Peru’s northern coast, the Iquitos–Saramiriza road raises complex trade-offs between regional integration, forest conservation, and Indigenous territorial rights.

This case study explores the implementation of the Capacity Assessment Tool for Infrastructure (CAT-I), a tool designed to support the countries’ infrastructure planning, delivery, and management process, in Ghana’s infrastructure systems.

Planned on the Marañón River, the Chadín 2 hydropower project sparked early debates over displacement, ecological risks, and the changing role of large dams in Peru’s energy future.

This case study illustrates how the SAVi methodology was used to assess a project in the Brantas River Basin (Indonesia)

The Amazon Waterway project seeks to improve year-round navigation across major Peruvian rivers. Its development reveals key environmental, social, and institutional challenges that shape its viability.

The Amazon Waterway project seeks to improve year-round navigation across major Peruvian rivers. Its development reveals key environmental, social, and institutional challenges that shape its viability.

This case study describes how the Ukrainian Government implemented SOURCE, an online platform that helps preparing sustainable infrastructure projects

The Conga mining project in Cajamarca became a national turning point, revealing how environmental risks, distrust in institutions, and social resistance can halt even fully permitted investments.

This case study illustrates how the SAVi methodology was used to assess a project in the Brantas River Basin (Indonesia)