ICSI, with the support of the ASCE and Arcadis, has developed an innovation framework for the promotion of resilient and sustainable infrastructure from around the world.
This paper includes key takeaways from a roundtable discussion hosted by ICSI at COP26, as well as information on newly launched ICSI initiatives.
This paper identifies a lack of advice for implementing sustainable and resilient procurement practices across the whole infrastructure lifecycle.
This white paper addresses how public and private sector stakeholders can support the funding necessary to spur a green recovery by sufficiently funding the early stages of infrastructure project development.
We are proud to share this new paper published by the International Coalition of Sustainable Infrastructure (ICSI): A Review of the Landscape of Guidance, Tools and Standards for Sustainable and Resilient Infrastructure. This paper is an output of the Guidance, Tools and Standards Action Track.
This paper explores what Guidance, tools and standards already exist for the development of sustainable and resilient infrastructure, and where key gaps are.
Our partner, the International Coalition of Sustainable Infrastructure (ICSI) is co-hosting the webinar series: Sustainable Infrastructure: Putting Principle into Practice, that aims to create a connected community of sustainable infrastructure practitioners, and to share state-of-the-art tools and knowledge on planning and building sustainable infrastructure.
The call to action is clear, but how do you make change happen? Peter Hall is one of those helping to reshape Wood as it evolves further towards embedding sustainability and resilience across everything it does. He tells us about the journey so far.
This year’s World Engineers Convention 2019 focused on “Engineering a Sustainable World: The next 100 years’. We report on highlights with reflections from Kara Brussen.
Seth Schultz is seeking to build large-scale commitment from engineering organisations to urgently adapt and incorporate sustainability and resilience into infrastructure.
Participants at IWA-ASPIRE in Hong Kong were treated to a showcase of case studies from around the world, and technical site visits such as to the Happy Valley Stormwater Storage Scheme, an impressive 60 million litre tank in the centre of a horseracing course.
AGWA’s John Matthews talks about influencing global policy, the challenges of water resilience, and the benefits of being fluent in both policy and technical language.
This proposal provides a comprehensive overview of green infrastructure (particularly related to stormwater and drainage) and outlines how a more holistic and integrated approach to green infrastructure could be applied, …
