Add to ORKGA report produced for the National Infrastructure Planning Association on optimising the balance between the level of detail required in the process for consenting national infrastructure projects, with the need for flexibility at the project delivery stage
This paper discusses a systems approach to the strategic delivery of infrastructure in the regulated...
Infrastructure—communications, energy, transport, waste, and water networks—is critical for economic...
Infrastructure enhances economic competitiveness and represents an important source of economic empo...
A report produced for the National Infrastructure Planning Association on optimising the balance bet...
The UK is embarking on a significant institutional reform to put long-term infrastructure planning o...
Infrastructure is a critical factor in fostering strong and sustained economic growth, hence, suffic...
By taking a sustainable development approach, local authorities and their partners can play a leadin...
This paper looks at the need for and criteria used to invest in infrastructure. This term can cover ...
The UK’s Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council and the Economic and Social Research Cou...
In a recent seminar co-hosted by Dialogue by Design and the UCL Transport Institute a simple questio...
Barnaby Dye and David Hulme ask whether Britain can learn from the mistakes and reforms of other eme...
Infrastructure is presenting significant national and global challenges. Whilst often seen as perfo...
ABSTRACT Infrastructure investment has long been held as an accelerator or a driver of the economy. ...
Purpose: Although the UK Guarantee Scheme for Infrastructures (UKGSI) was introduced in 2012 to addr...
Ensuring long-term performance from key infrastructure is essential to enable it to serve society a...
This paper discusses a systems approach to the strategic delivery of infrastructure in the regulated...
Infrastructure—communications, energy, transport, waste, and water networks—is critical for economic...
Infrastructure enhances economic competitiveness and represents an important source of economic empo...
A report produced for the National Infrastructure Planning Association on optimising the balance bet...
The UK is embarking on a significant institutional reform to put long-term infrastructure planning o...
Infrastructure is a critical factor in fostering strong and sustained economic growth, hence, suffic...
By taking a sustainable development approach, local authorities and their partners can play a leadin...
This paper looks at the need for and criteria used to invest in infrastructure. This term can cover ...
The UK’s Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council and the Economic and Social Research Cou...
In a recent seminar co-hosted by Dialogue by Design and the UCL Transport Institute a simple questio...
Barnaby Dye and David Hulme ask whether Britain can learn from the mistakes and reforms of other eme...
Infrastructure is presenting significant national and global challenges. Whilst often seen as perfo...
ABSTRACT Infrastructure investment has long been held as an accelerator or a driver of the economy. ...
Purpose: Although the UK Guarantee Scheme for Infrastructures (UKGSI) was introduced in 2012 to addr...
Ensuring long-term performance from key infrastructure is essential to enable it to serve society a...
This paper discusses a systems approach to the strategic delivery of infrastructure in the regulated...
Infrastructure—communications, energy, transport, waste, and water networks—is critical for economic...
Infrastructure enhances economic competitiveness and represents an important source of economic empo...