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When modern systems are working, we hardly ever credit the civil engineers. Yet, whenever something fails, we jump to accuse them for his/her mistakes in making faulty things.

Applying digital to infrastructure requires everyone to make some fundamental changes. Mark Enzer, Chair of the Digital Framework Task Group, explains the next steps we need to take to make it work.

The concepts supporting more collaborative and sustainable projects originated in the UK.

Moving away from procurements based on cost to projects that deliver the best for the environment, people and the economy.

An Australian organisation joins UK adopters Anglian Water, the Environment Agency, Heathrow, National Grid, Network Rail and Sellafield Ltd.

The ideas address the main pillars of SuDS, namely water quality, water quantity, amenity, and biodiversity.

ICE and Wavin are hosting a series of design sprints and setting up a dedicated community of practice.

However, cost and company culture are significant barriers to businesses changing.

Recent reports emphasise the importance of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) in assuring the competence of civil engineers.

Ahead of ICE Training's release of the Introduction to Sustainable Drainage Systems eLearning course, we take a look at what it is and why it is important.