Community Infrastructure
In public-policy discourse, the tangible and intangible systems that sustain the daily operation of a community, including transportation, schools, healthcare, public spaces and networks of social trust. Treating technology as community infrastructure emphasizes that technological applications require deliberate institutional design and community deliberation.
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In the context of public policy, community infrastructure usually refers to the tangible and intangible systems that support the daily operation of a community, including transportation, schools, healthcare, public spaces, and social trust networks.
Viewing technology as community infrastructure means that when evaluating a technology, one looks not only at its commercial returns but also at whether it enhances the community's service capacity and resilience.
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In the context of public policy, community infrastructure usually refers to the tangible and intangible systems that support the daily operation of a community, including transportation, schools, healthcare, public spaces, and social trust networks.
50%UnverifiedViewing technology as community infrastructure means that when evaluating a technology, one looks not only at its commercial returns but also at whether it enhances the community's service capacity and resilience.
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