The book is analysing how the theories relevant to infrastructure sectors such as roads, highways, irrigation and drinking water, passenger and cargo transport, power and telecommunications, could be developed successfully with the political and social realities of Sri Lanka. It also offers re-structuring tips for state enterprises to help transform them into profit making ventures. This publication would be interesting, relevant and useful to policy makers, law makers and those who think ‘out of the box’ ways to develop the country.