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The construction sector’s growth is expected to be driven by a robust pipeline of public housing and private residential developments
The money will be used to help regional economies recover after the pandemic
It’s now around two decades since several major economies banned the use of asbestos, as the world gradually woke up to the severe effects it can have on workers’ health.
CECE says that they have actively engaged with the European Commission throughout the process
Germany’s construction industry is navigating a difficult period but there is prosperity on the horizon, reports Catrin Jones
FIEC examines a new EU-funded project with circularity at its heart
A small but growing number of countries have either implemented or are preparing to introduce changes to their building codes to limit carbon emissions.
The UK housing secretary Michael Gove has invited construction products manufacturer Kingspan for talks about paying for remediation on buildings where its combustible insulation was installed inappropriately.
Construction employment has increased in 306 of 358 metro areas across the US between January 2022 and January 2023, despite a decline in housebuilding activity.
India aims to become a US$5 trillion economy, but to do so must address infrastructure gaps
The PM Gati Shakti Master Plan is said to be key to pushing the country’s economy
The US Department of Transportation has signed a deal with the City of Austin, Texas for US$22 billion worth of transportation projects
Trade association describes stabilisation of supply chain issues and a relatively flat 2023
Soeren Brogaard on what the Act means for construction
Statistics agency Indec says that construction costs in Greater Buenos Aires have increased 6.2% in January
The construction industry is said to have averaged more than 390,000 job openings per month in 2022
Country’s contractors pledge to donate 1% of public reconstruction costs.
At his State of the Union address US President Joe Biden said all federal infrastructure projects would have to use US made materials
China’s financial investment and construction contracts via the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) looks set to increase in 2023, with 5 key areas of focus
The government increased its total expenditure by 7.5%
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