The benefits of the digital revolution to the healthcare sector in Africa are enormous, yet many angles must be considered if it is to prove successful.

The next generation of healthcare buildings will be very different from the hospitals, clinics and general practitioner (GP) surgeries we are familiar with today. A revolution in building design is already underway, which has largely been prompted by an acceleration of technological innovation, changing population demographics, shifts in expectations of how healthcare should be provided and environmental considerations. 

Preceding the ITS World Congress 2018 in Copenhagen, WSP showed a group of transport decision-makers how The WSP Scenario Planning Toolbox is helping to develop resilient strategies that will endure the effects of rapid change.

Eliminating barriers and ultimately increasing access to quality health services, for all, is a key pillar that requires significant focus if the aspirations laid out in the Agenda 2063 are to be achieved. It is also crucial if a prosperous future of inclusive and sustainable growth, where all African people have a high standard of living, quality of life, sound health and well-being, is to be realised.

A delegation of WSP experts will attend the ITS World Congress #ITSWC18 from September 17-21 in Copenhagen, Denmark.  They will join 10,000+ attendees coming from over 100 countries to discuss state-of-the-art ITS developments that are transforming the transport landscape.

WSP launches its inaugural global cities index based on future preparedness.