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AIIB issues first climate adaptation bond
New five-year bond raises AUD500m for projects with a significant climate-resilience and adaptive infrastructure aspect.
ADB president demands regional cooperation on climate change and other challenges
Overlapping regions facing major climate impacts along with food and fuel insecurity and supply chain disruptions.
Exploring the diverse contract solutions for projects facing high inflation and spiraling costs
Construction Law experts across Europe, the Middle East and Africa have discussed how industry is adapting to high inflation and significant supply challenges through their contractual, legal and other remedies.
Arup to revamp board structure, introducing new roles of CEO and non-executive chair
Jerome Frost to step into the new role of Arup CEO and Hilde Tonne to become non-executive chair of the firm's new Arup Group Limited Board.
Beijing Daxing International: a new model airport
Between Beijing Municipality and Hebei Province, one airport is setting new standards in passenger movement, sustainability and design.
State of the Union – 20,000 projects already funded
In his State of the Union Address, president Biden mentioned Infrastructure six times and climate crisis twice as he catalogued America’s infrastructure progress.
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Digital delivery is more than a shiny new object
Digital delivery is crucial for today’s construction firms to compete, but companies need to look beyond the technology to focus on helping the people and processes that will ultimately ensure positive and sustainable change, says Claire Rutkowski of Bentley Systems.
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ADB resilience finance hit $11.4bn in 2022
Private sector partners, 14 bilateral partners, six multilateral partners, and four global funds co-financed 124 sovereign and 41 non-sovereign projects with ADB in 2022.
Mott MacDonald’s global revenue reaches £2.5bn for the first time
Another year of good performance for Mott MacDonald despite economic and political uncertainties affecting the market.
Companies need to ‘walk the talk’ on culture change
Quotas and targets are helpful, but real change means creating the right culture and behaviours.
