Connectivity Across Borders: Global practices for cross-border infrastructure projects

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Publication Date:
Feb 01, 2021
Region:
Global
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English
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The purpose of the guide, Connectivity Across Borders: Global practices for cross-border infrastructure projects, developed by the GI Hub with research and development assistance from Danish engineering consultancy Ramboll, is to assist infrastructure policymakers and practitioners in managing the additional considerations that arise in projects that cross national boundaries.

The guide presents global practices that aim to help answer the question of how to develop, manage and implement cross-border infrastructure. 

 

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