SIV defines Social Infrastructure as the physical assets that facilitate social services, helping build strong communities. Assets include Social & Affordable Housing and Social Facilities as healthcare, education and sport facilities, and buildings related to justice, emergency and civic service.

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Social Infrastructure is a subset of the infrastructure sector and typically includes assets that accommodate social services. Social Infrastructure Assets include schools, universities, hospitals and community housing.

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Social sector comprising education, health and nutrition care, housing and water supply is very essential for social and economic development.

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SIV's Social Infrastructure Sectors:

Housing:

• Socia/affordable housing for rent or sell
• Student accommodation

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Health

• Medical facilities
• Ancillary infrastructure (e.g. offices, carparks, training facilities

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Education

• Schools (primary and secondary)
• Tertiary facilities
• Residential student accommodation

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Civic and Utilities

• Community & sports facilities
• Local government facilities
• Water and wastewater treatment

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Transport

• Bus stations
• Carparks