Effects

Improved Infrastructure/Affordable Implementation

These steps that we take towards improving infrastructure in countries around the world will trigger large scale butterfly effects all over the globe, catalyzing the start of prosperous economies and new potential trade partners of the UN. These effects will be valuable to countless nations around the world, especially improving quality of life, connectivity, and economic development in third world nations, allowing locals to experience prosperous lives full of opportunities.

Environmental

Ecological Preservation, Reduced Environmental Footprint

Locally sourced materials and recycled resources obviate transportation, lowering CO2 emissions, and unnecessary construction costs
Use of natural materials preserves natural habitats and ecosystems and reduces introduction of foreign diseases/invasive species
Permeable pavement can reduce runoff of storm water, storing it in reservoirs and the soil instead

Social

Enhanced Accessibility, Socio-economic Empowerment

Provides access to healthcare, education, employment opportunities toward rural communities/poor populations
Security
- Provides way to escape natural disasters
Connection of community
- Marginalized communities can gain access to markets, education, healthcare more efficiently
- Services can reach rural areas

Economic

Fiscal Efficiency, Economic Development

Reduces government spending, allowing for reallocation of funds towards healthcare, education, public safety, economic development
Increased trade both within and outside countries due to lower transportation costs
Can act as a catalyst for tourism, local businesses being set up and existing ones being able to function more efficiently
Job creation, income growth, business expansion
- Both during and after the completion of the construction process
Attracts investment and fosters entrepreneurship