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Infrastructure is vital to our way of life and to economic growth in an increasingly competitive world.
Government needs to enable the flow of investment to deliver the projects in the National Infrastructure Plan. We must also attract the next generation of civil engineers to increase the capacity to deliver the infrastructure needs of the future.
ICE's focus on the value of civil engineering is seeking to achieve
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ICE called for Government to use the 2013 Budget to move the National Infrastructure Plan (NIP) from a rhetorical commitment to a programme of work that can deliver wide benefits in both the short and long term.
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Every year, ICE promotes civil engineering to over 60,000 school children at the Big Bang fair. ICE volunteers also work in schools across the country to highlight the vaule and importance of civil engineering to society.
By: Mr P A Merriman; Mr C W A Browitt £95.00
By: Institution of Civil Engineers £12.50
By: Dr Mukesh Limbachiya; Professor John Roberts; Kingston University £120.00
By: John G. Schoon £65.00
Costing improved water supply systems for developing countries Source: Water Management
Tailored sustainability assessment for urban masterplanning Source: Municipal Engineer
Remediation of contaminated industrial sites Source: Waste and Resource Management
