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Approved Document L – Conservation of fuel and power

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The Department for Communities and Local Government has published new 2013 versions of ADL1A, ADL2A, and Domestic and Non Domestic Compliance Guides. It has also published a circular which sets out and explains the approval and publication of the: new 2013 Approved Documents L1A and L2A; amendments to the 2010 Approved Documents L1B and L2B; new domestic building services compliance guide; and new non-domestic building services compliance guide. The changes in the approved documents and compliance guides comes into effect as of 6 April 2014.

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The future of transport in London

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Notes from the final talk in a series held by the Institution of Civil Engineers about London Underground. The four speakers were asked to address the future of the tube, and other transport modes.

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Climate-change impacts, adaptation challenges and costs for Africa

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This report from UNEP presents a stark analysis of where Africa stands in relation to its adaptation goals and is a cautionary indicator of what may happen should the emissions gap remain – necessitating additional adaptation.

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Practice-based body of real estate knowledge

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This report explores the body of knowledge and skills required for effective and desirable real estate practice. The research aims to assist real estate educators and practitioners to align educational outcomes with workplace needs and industry requirements. This study concludes that more practice based knowledge should be identified and used for professional accreditation, real estate education and practitioner development. The research framework structures the compiled body of knowledge thus connecting the parts that constitute the real estate profession and demonstrate the true worth of real estate practice.

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Nature check 2013: An analysis of the Government’s natural environment commitments

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Supported by 41 leading environmental groups, this is the third assessment of the Coalition Government’s progress against its commitments to the natural environment in England. The report builds on Nature Check 2011 and 2012, and finds that although some policies are delivering positive results, the Government’s delivery for the natural environment over the last year has remained static, and there has been no step change in leadership or delivery.

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Technology Roadmap: Wind energy

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The wind roadmap was one of the initial roadmaps developed by the International Energy Agency in 2008/09. This document is an update of that earlier document, outlining progress made in the last four years, as well as presenting updated goals and actions. This updated roadmap presents a new vision that takes into account this progress of wind technologies as well changing trends in the overall energy mix. It presents a detailed assessment of the technology milestones that wind energy will need to reach the ambitious targets presented in the vision. The key objective is to seek measures to improve wind technology performance and reduce its costs in order to achieve the competitiveness needed for the large investments foreseen. The roadmap also provides an extensive list of non-economic barriers that hamper deployment and identifies policy actions to overcome them. For instance, addressing issues such as permitting processes and public acceptance, transmission and system integration is critically important.

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OECD work on water

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The OECD Environmental Outlook to 2050 provides a snapshot of the global state of water under business-as-usual conditions. It also highlights the policies that could change that picture for the better.

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Developing tourism outside of established localities: Ideas and practices for a “mission possible”

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The present compendium collects the case studies presented by the participants of the 2012 edition of the capacity building which dealt with “Developing tourism outside of established localities”. The case studies are proposed to the reader as an effective platform for better understanding some of the concepts discussed and developed during the seminar, so to provide a repertory of first hand experiences and good practices concerning how some critical issues have been approached and experienced in the specific Mediterranean and Middle East context.

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After Rana Plaza: A report into the readymade garment industry in Bangladesh

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A report published by the UK Parliament Bangladesh All Party Parliamentary Group into the readymade garment industry in Bangladesh has incorporated RICS recommendations on international building codes and regulation.

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Financing mitigation: Exposing gender gaps in financing climate change mitigation and proposing solutions

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This summary factsheet presents three case studies and an overview that contribute to the limited pool of research on the linkages between gender equality and mitigation finance. It highlights best practices from mitigation projects implemented in Colombia, Mali and Nepal, and makes recommendations for next steps to improve research on the issue and develop gender-sensitive tools geared to climate finance and mitigation experts and practitioners.

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