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The Community section allows you or your organisation to upload free content directly onto the Infrateach website for the benefit of the infrastructure community. You will need to be a registered user of the website before you can apply to become a community content provider. Once you have made your application and your application/status has been approved by the Infrateach team, you will be able to create content pages for yourself with your own company logo/branding. Add content to this Community section in the form of downloadable PDF documents, links (URLs) to content/documents on your own website or embed a video from YouTube or Vimeo. The examples of content below will hopefully provide you with a flavour for the type of content that can be added. All we ask for offering this completely free facility to the infrastructure community is that it ONLY be used for offering learning, know-how, market/sector updates and marketing material that has learning content within it. CREATE AN ACCOUNT OR LOGIN TO BECOME A COMMUNITY PROVIDER OF CONTENT. All content descriptions will be searchable using the website Search function so you can be sure that your content will be easily found by other Infrateach website users. YOU WILL ALSO HAVE FULL CONTROL OVER YOUR UPLOADED CONTENT. EDIT IT OR DELETE IT WHEN IT WORKS FOR YOU.

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Americas, Chile

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Infrateach Research

Infrastructure in Chile

Since the creation of the BOT concessions program in Chile, which allows active participation of the private section in Chile's infrastructure projects, the country's physical infrastructure has improved substantially. More recently there has been an emphasis on power projects, due to energy constraints limiting growth, and the landscape is rich in resources for renewable energy. However, major...

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ADD YOUR OWN LOGO AND BRANDING TO SUPPORT YOUR CONTENT

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Europe, Hungary, rail (heavy), roads, Transport

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Infrateach Research

Overview of Hungarian infrastructure

Hungary is considered to be a gateway to Europe, since 4 major European transportation corridors run through the country which fact makes Budapest a central hub in Europe. In order to exploit these benefits, Hungary is determined not only to preserve, but also to enhance its infrastructural network and to improve its integration into the European network.The Rail-Road Boost: The biggest growth...

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Libya, Middle East&Africa, Oil&gas

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Infrateach Research

Libya's infrastructure

Rebuilding Libya's infrastructure will take at least a decade and will require international help to achieve the country's goal to become a leading light in Africa and the world. The first priority of the Libyan Stabilisation Team, at the country's National Transitional Council (NTC), is to unfreeze the Libyan assets held abroad, which total more than $100bn.One of the NTC’s main aims will be to...

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Algeria -overview

Algeria's infrastructure is set for an improvement after it revealed a $156 billion (£96 billion) investment in new projects. As well as this, there will also be £130 billion spent on existing developments, with rail, road and water projects all set to be enhanced. Among the sectors that will benefit from the newly-launched schemes are transport, housing and public works.

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National Audit Office-UK-Improving Government Procurement-February 2013

The current government procurement strategy is the most coherent approach to reform yet, according to the National Audit Office, and has resulted in savings. While progress has been made, there have been problems in implementing the reforms including the lack of enforcement of the mandate to use a centralised approach. Either the Cabinet Office will need to create more effective levers, or it...

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