The global construction industry plays a key role in both developed and developing economies. The construction sector creates new jobs, drives economic growth, and provides solutions to address social, climate and energy challenges. It has important linkages with other sectors, so that its impact on GDP and economic growth goes far beyond the direct contribution of construction activities. Having endured a prolonged period of fatigue in the wake of the global financial crisis, the global construction sector is gradually regaining strength and is expected to reach a value of US$ 10 trillion by 2020.

Global Infrastructure Outlook to 2040

The global infrastructure investment needs will reach US$ 94 trillion by 2040 in order to keep pace with profound economic and demographic changes across the globe.more
17 November 2017

European Powers of Construction 2016

Deloitte's annual European Powers of Construction study (EPoC) examines the strategies and performance of the most representative European construction groups.more
30 June 2017

Bridging Global Infrastructure Gaps

A report provides a perspective based on the recent infrastructure spending data and an up-to-date evaluation of the world’s needs and projected investment shortfalls.more
30 June 2016

Joint Report on MDB Climate Finance

The Joint Report on MDB’s Climate Finance seeks to publish the MDB climate finance figures in developing countries and emerging economies.more
29 June 2016