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In partnership with CPMS Group, Public Policy Projects (PPP) launched its latest infrastructure inquiry on local transport project delivery.
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After the Ever Given was finally released from the Suez canal yesterday, Dr Sarah Schiffling and Nikolaos Valantasis Kanellos reveal what this means for global supply chains and how we can better plan against crises in the future
By Sarah Schiffling and Nikolaos Valantasis Kanellos
World Infrastructure Journal
    TransportApril 14, 2021
    Delivering local rail projects of the future
    In partnership with CPMS Group, Public Policy Projects (PPP) launched its latest infrastructure inquiry on local transport project delivery.
    By Genevieve Redgrave
    World Infrastructure Journal
    FishingApril 9, 2021
    Ship Happens: Ever Given and Forgotten
    After the Ever Given was finally released from the Suez canal yesterday, Dr Sarah Schiffling and Nikolaos Valantasis Kanellos reveal what this means for global supply chains and how we can better plan against crises in the future
    By Sarah Schiffling and Nikolaos Valantasis Kanellos
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After the Ever Given was finally released from the Suez canal yesterday, Dr Sarah Schiffling and Nikolaos Valantasis Kanellos reveal what this means for global supply chains and how we can better plan against crises in the future
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World Infrastructure Journal
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With a steady slew of leaks over the past week, the latest budget from Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak failed to deliver any shock factor. However, with substantial levels of new funding, and the promise of an ‘investment-led recovery’, this Budget has some positive news for infrastructure. 
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TransportApril 14, 2021
Delivering local rail projects of the future
In partnership with CPMS Group, Public Policy Projects (PPP) launched its latest infrastructure inquiry on local transport project delivery.
By Genevieve Redgrave
World Infrastructure Journal
FishingApril 9, 2021
Ship Happens: Ever Given and Forgotten
After the Ever Given was finally released from the Suez canal yesterday, Dr Sarah Schiffling and Nikolaos Valantasis Kanellos reveal what this means for global supply chains and how we can better plan against crises in the future
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