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8 Jun 2018: However, this is the phase of the lifecycle where CDBB has identified the biggest potential for value, both economic and societal.

12 Aug 2019: spatial inequality, economic stagnation and the need to act on climate change (mitigation and adaptation). ... These improvements will need to take place against a projected 15% population growth between 2011 and 2031, and other economic and spatial

15 May 2018: cables, water mains and other assets are critical to our economic, social and cultural well-being. ... management of infrastructure assets has thus become critical to providing economic services [1].

21 Mar 2019: social and economic problems (e.g. lost identity, poor quality of design and construction. ... sector. More data is needed about demographic and socio-economic changes over the next.

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.

27 Jun 2019: Economic/business models to enable complex integ. systems. Step 4. Scope change by thinking about the lifecycle of assets and services. ... Data. - Environmental resilience in the face. of changing climate & economic.

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,.

10 May 2018: 1 It is holistic and seeks to cover all potential economic benefits – direct and indirect, and intended and.

21 Mar 2019: 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.