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17 Jun 2018: to ensure the system robustness or to optimise the current design to achieve a better economic outcome.

1 Jun 2018: economic aspects of development fall within the remit of urban planning yet there has been little discussion. ... Building a strong and competitive economy (NPPF). Better identifying and coordinating infrastructure investment to the needs of businesses

29 Nov 2018: Economic Affairs Committee, 2016) and the main criticisms often levied at the UK. ... 2009-2015. Source: House of Lords Select Committee on Economic Affairs, “Building more homes” report.

1 Jun 2018: economic opportunities DBB’s scope was extended in February 2016 beyond construction efficiency to. ... strain on the existing built environment and the services it provides further limiting economic growth.

7 Jun 2018: estimates. 3. Relevant technical economics expertise will always be required to assess economic. ... economic estimation methodology (such as the BMM) to any intervention; some level of economics.

8 Jun 2018: 5. 2.2 Economic impact of standards. 6. 2.3 Catalyst effect of standards. ... 2.2 Economic impact of standards “Standards are codified knowledge. They express the work and experience of generations.

8 Jun 2018: 5. 2.2 Economic impact of standards. 6. 2.3 Catalyst effect of standards. ... 2.2 Economic impact of standards “Standards are codified knowledge. They express the work and experience of generations.

29 Oct 2018: However, C580 (Embedded Retaining Walls: Guidance for Economic Design) also mentions that the ‘most probable values’ have a 50% probability of exceedance, which implies that the most probable value is the ... Journal of Geotechnical and

30 Jul 2018: with the built environment and economic and social infrastructure, encompassing the assets and systems, the data and information and the organisations themselves. ... Economic infrastructure perspectives such as i) Water and sanitation, ii) Energy and

19 Apr 2018: use our social and economic infrastructure.”. Each year, the CDBB runs a number of mini projects, funded from the University of Cambridge network,.