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Voices on Infrastructure Improving project development and deliveryDecember 2021 Table of contents02 Introduction03 News from the Global Infrastructure Initiative04 Perspectives on optimizing project delivery in rail 09 Creating capacity to deliver: Using investment to spur transformation 14 Investing in the next generation of transportation infrastructure19 Infrastructure investing to build a net-zero-carbon world 2 The climate-change solutions needed are of particular concern. At the 2021 UN Climate Change Conference (COP26), world leaders announced a new level of detail to their plans for how to meet the European Union s goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 55 percent by 2030. In this issue of Voices on Infrastructure , we attempt to tackle the questions surrounding what asset owners, investors, and contractors need to do to realize the opportunities and manage the risks of Improving project development and delivery in the age of Angeles Metro CEO Stephanie Wiggins and Moller Capital Managing Partner and CEO Kim Fejfer weigh in on what industry players can help accomplish in the next generation from spurring development in emerging markets to building equitable, reliable mobility options in our global cities.
[environmental, social, and governance] as one of the key pillars. To this end, we are aligned with Hong Kong’s aim for carbon neutrality by 2050. First, we aim to achieve Building Environmental Assessment Method (BEAM) Plus Gold or above certification for new railway stations, to establish a high level of sustainable
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