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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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Paul Kehoe CEO of Birmingham Airport UK discusses his airport: the structure, performance and current issues 2013

Paul Kehoe CEO of Birmingham Airport UK discusses his aiport: the structure, performance and current issues 2013

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Americas, Guidance and introductory documents/materials, Mexico, Telecommunications

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Overview of Mexican Infrastructure

For Mexico, the prime infrastructure opportunities exist in power and road networks; the National Infrastructure Programme is designed to address current transport bottlenecks. Within recent years Mexico has demonstrated a commitment to free trade, and rules on foreign investment will allow for greater investment. Its financing regime is thus favourable to foreign investors. However, in 2003, it...

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Romania -Transport Infrastructure and construction

A key issue for the Romanian economy during 2013 and beyond will be the development of transport infrastructure, which will have significant impact on increasing the economic competitiveness, facilitate the economic integration with the EU, contribute to the actual development of the internal market and allow for the development of the Romanian economy. It is aimed at creating the...

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Ukraine Railway

Ukraine’s railways, with a 21891km network, are the second biggest system in Europe after Russian railways, but they have been losing market share to road transport. This is occurring despite the country’s large area and the extent to which its economy relies on heavy industry; both factors suggest that railways should continue to play an important role in transportation services. Railroad...

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Czech Republic, Finance and finance related materials/documents, Funds, Transport

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Overview of Czech infrastructure

The Czechs are having trouble trusting PPP projects, because they feel it will have the same result as previous failed projects (1990’s unsuccessful tentative attempts to construct part of motorway between Western and Eastern Czech republic). The need for PPPs grows bigger each year and although the private sector supports the projects financially, the funds are still insufficient.Since the...

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Environmental, Finance and finance related materials/documents, Funds, Italy, rail (heavy), Transport, Waste

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Overview of Italian infrastructure

Although the infrastructure in Italy is often described as efficient and modern, there is much still to do. Italy’s 1.9 trillion euro debt has had a negative impact on the country’s development of infrastructure, sometimes causing major delays and keeping projects on hold. The government supports the funding of most projects and has more recently invested 6.5 billion euro on transportation...

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