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Alain Zarli, Luc Bourdeau, Miguel Segarra
Pág. 448 - 456
The European transport infrastructure network is considered as the lifeblood of European trade and society, and is commonly regarded as a shared heritage of great economic value. But it is also recognised today that this network is composed of many exist...
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Kazimierz Jamroz, Wojciech Kustra, Marcin Budzynski, Joanna Zukowska
Pág. 3905 - 3914
Since 1991 Poland's road safety has been systematically improving with a 60% reduction in road deaths. Despite the progress Poland continues to be one of the European Union? worst performing countries. The country's main road safety problems remain uncha...
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Chris Jurewicz, Rita Excel
Pág. 2101 - 2110
Australia experiences many similar strategic road safety challenges as most European countries. These include the objective to strongly reduce fatalities and serious injuries, budgetary constraint requiring prioritisation of road investment, and the grow...
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Holly E. Richter, Bruce Gungle, Laurel J. Lacher, Dale S. Turner and Brooke M. Bushman
Groundwater pumping along portions of the binational San Pedro River has depleted aquifer storage that supports baseflow in the San Pedro River. A consortium of 23 agencies, business interests, and non-governmental organizations pooled their collective r...
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Joseph Ssegawa
Pág. 157 - 172
The paper discusses the outcome of a study conducted to formulate the strategic perspective of the construction industry in Botswana. The study was sanctioned by the two influential entities namely the Ministry of Infrastructure and BOCCIM Construct...
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