Plans covers next 30 years
A new national infrastructure strategy will go before Tynwald this coming week.
It sets out, in broad terms, what needs to to be done over the next 30 years to improve and maintain what is in place.
An audit within the document concludes the Island's infrastructure is generally in good condition, having had around £1 billion invested in it over the last 15 years.
Minister Ray Harmer says the strategy is wide ranging:
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