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15 Jan 2021: The problem:. The building stockis thelargest capital asset of a city anditsmost important socio-economic resource.It is also where the greatest potential for energy reduction in cities lies.Despite this,

2 Apr 2019: The Fund aims to remove barriers to economic growth and promote sustainable development needed to reduce poverty in partner countries. ... Infrastructure is vital to a country’s prosperity and is an enabler of economic growth and poverty reduction, but

3 Sep 2021: Economic Case). Is the project commercially viable? (Commercial Case). Is it affordable?

25 May 2021: This collaboration will lead to economic and environmental benefits for both countries by boosting the economic performance of the construction sector and helping to improve social outcomes and trade opportunities.”.

24 May 2020: It integrates high-dimensional data that spans environmental features, physical form & land-use, socio-demographics, and economics to analyse cities spatially.

20 Sep 2019: Keith said: “In the UK, we spend around £65 billion every year on economic and social infrastructure projects, building things like new schools and hospitals, roads and railways.

29 Jan 2019: Energy Planning for Resilient Decarbonization'. It integrates high-dimensional data that spans environmental features, physical form & land-use, socio-demographics, and economics to analyse cities spatially.

13 Sep 2019: The £1.2bn Prosperity Fund was launched in 2015 by the UK government to address the UN Sustainable Development Goals, by removing barriers to economic growth.

5 Oct 2022: Responding to the industry question, “Is off-site manufacturing more or less profitable than on site construction?”, the researchers reviewed financial metrics to understand the economic implications of OSM. ... as well as to improve quality control

16 Jun 2021: Landmark report reveals critical role of Information Management in UK’s economic recovery. ... Twin. Economic modelling used in the report to estimate potential UK GDP impacts:.

5 Oct 2022: Looking at OSM through the lens of ecosystems economics and servitisation (the transition from one-off product sales to ongoing service provision), researchers sought to examine the appropriateness of OSM as

18 Aug 2021: The Centre for Digital Built Britain (CDBB’s) international programme works to establish and create opportunities for an open, digitalised and innovative global construction market and boost the economic performance of

22 Nov 2021: that helps the partner countries to improve their economic, environmental and social conditions. ... These projects included essential social and economic infrastructure and provided an opportunity to apply the adopted and adapted methodologies to

26 Jan 2019: Digital technologies have the potential to unlock major social and economic change for the World’s rapidly growing urban populations, creating value through more liveable, healthy and environmentally sustainable cities.1

18 Mar 2022: economic outcomes.

22 Sep 2022: consumer/customer offerings, business model innovation, open to third party developers, patient investors pursuing winner-takes all approach, regulatory entrepreneurship, political economic institutional support, and multi-sided platform/markets.

This is a social, cultural, economic and political challenge and not just a. . ... Yet the sector has been slow to change. The problem is not purely technical; digital transformation is also a social, cultural, economic and political challenge.

17 Mar 2021: The Network will build on its members’ transformation journeys to transition towards a digital built environment that delivers socio-economic benefits for people and places. ... A digital built Britain will:. understand what information is needed to

22 Jun 2018: built environment to increase productivity and improve economic and social outcomes in the UK and beyond. . ... L2C and the role that standards play is fundamental to the future of our built environment and socio-economic outcomes.

5 Feb 2020: construction for the future and transform the UK construction industry’s approach to the way we plan, build, maintain and use our social and economic infrastructure.