Turning capital into delivery
ArticleAs UKREiiF approaches, explore how aggregation, pragmatic risk allocation and blended funding models can unlock delivery and accelerate viable schemes.

With a different party at the helm, the spotlight is on steering change and shaping the future of transport. To achieve this reform, the Government must focus on three key pillars: legislative programme, structural improvements, and financial stability.
This will put reform on a secure legal footing and will set down a marker of what the Government is planning to prioritise.
Will look at the people, processes, and resources behind this ambition.
The financial envelope will be essential to sustaining the transformative changes in the transport sector. A secure financial framework will boost the Government's ability to provide support for the reform initiatives.
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