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ELTIF Proposal of Regulation could play a pivotal role in Innovative Common Good Social Infrastructure. Long-term Risk Assessment and a proper Long Term Planning is necessary, as well as Public efforts in proper regulatory framework and tax benefits. Pension Funds could get benefits in diversifying into "no-redemption". Institutional involvement makes the difference between ELTIF and traditional Long Term Investing : but this difference must be seriously understood. The danger of a "no-drinking horse" can come from poor "infrastructure needs" coming from a low "capital absorption capacity from the places". Long Term Planning for Innovative Common Good Social Infrastructures could privilege projects "cash flow producing", "middle class-tailored" and "full coverage-oriented". We're speaking of about 80 trillion €.