IT'S TIME WE GET MUCH MORE VALUE
WITH THE BILLIONS WE INVEST
IN PACIFIC NORTHWEST INFRASTRUCTURE
LET'S BUILD THE THRIVING
NORTHWEST FUTURE WE WANT
Community infrastructure is the lifeblood of our local economies and shapes much of our daily lives – providing us with clean water and air, effective transportation and communication, heat and power for home, work and industry, and more.
Pivoting to sustainable infrastructure is one of the biggest levers we have to tackle our toughest challenges – from climate change to inequitable prosperity to crippling cultural divisions – and together build a thriving future for our communities.
BUILDING GOOD POLICY + BIPARTISAN LEGISLATIVE COMMITMENT
Leaders across the Pacific Northwest recognize that there's an opportunity to rethink infrastructure and embrace pragmatic and innovative solutions to our massive public works challenges.
By working together we can create stronger, healthier and more resilient communities.
INNOVATION LAB SERVICE
We help communities reimagine major infrastructure projects so that they can transcend narrow, conventional approaches to think bigger, and design holistic strategies that achieve cost-savings and much more community value – economic, social and environmental.
CREATING Visionary Blueprints Guiding the PNW FORWARD
Working with Pacific Northwest thought leaders, CSI's 5 Big Goals by 2040 reports comprehensively detail and guides an overall 20-year vision and pathway for Pacific Northwest infrastructure investment.
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What people say about CSI
“We face an infrastructure crisis in the United States with a long list of aging systems. The Center, through its work with regional and national thought leaders, is positioned to ask critical questions and propose timely solutions.” .”
— Nan McKay,
Chair, NW Marine Straits Commission + CSI Board President
SUPPORT CSI
Support our efforts to help the Pacific Northwest lead the world in embracing sustainable infrastructure for healthier, stronger and more economically resilient communities.
Our SUPPORTers include
And individual donors who recognize that our approach to infrastructure requires a transformational systemic change and is
key to forging strong and resilient Pacific Northwest communities.