Emerging Agenda in Sustainable Infrastructure Development

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Green Transition: Policy and Practice

Inbunden, Engelska, 2026

2 279 kr

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The emerging trends in the world of infrastructure are that of sustainable, equitable, digital, and green finance. Ensuring sustainability in infrastructure development is challenging due to the competing demands of economic growth and environmental issues expectations. The book will examine the policies and actions taken to mitigate and adapt to the new realities. The sections of the book will have in-depth discussions across energy systems, transport, urban and real estate development, digital strategies, human resources and financing.

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Utgivningsdatum2026-04-28
Mått178 x 254 x undefined mm
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor322
FörlagTaylor & Francis Ltd
ISBN9781041288213

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Dr. Rachna Gangwar is a Professor of Management at Adani University with over 25 years of experience in academia and industry. She specializes in transport systems and logistics, with research interests in supply chain management, transport policy, public–private partnerships, and urban transport, focusing on sustainable and efficient mobility solutions.Dr. Anurima Mukherjee Basu is an Independent Researcher with over 22 years of experience in teaching, research and practice. She has an academic background in economics and urban planning. Her research interests are in urban development and planning, governance, institutional analysis, development finance and environmental issues.

1. Green Transition in Infrastructure Development 2. Energy Transition and Infrastructure: India’s Challenge and Opportunity 3. The European Green Deal: Reflections, Transition, and India’s Role SECTION 1: THE URBANIZATION CONUNDRUM4. Sustainability through Urban Green Infrastructure—Regulation of Ecosystem Service Valuation and Urban Heating: A Case Study of Kolkata City 5. Quantifying Urban Heat Island Mitigation Potential of Urban Green Spaces: A Case Study of Bhopal City 6. Embodied Carbon Reduction in Buildings: Drivers and Enablers in UK Practice 7. Integration of GIS and BIM for Thermal Comfort through Passive Design Strategies in a School Building: A Case Study 8. Estimating Potential of Municipal Waste Treatment to Earn Carbon 9. Hydrogen Blending in the Current Natural Gas Infrastructure as a Feasible Energy Security Option 10. The Silent Crisis: Understanding Shrinking Cities in Indian Context 11. Comparative Assessment of Urban Civic Infrastructure Service Delivery: A Study of Two Indian Cities 12. Governance and Infrastructure Provision In Metropolitan Cities of India: A Critical Review SECTION 2: THE MOBILITY PARADOX13. Development of Optimal Strategy for Green Highway Construction 14. Walking in a Sustainable Environment: Assessing Walkability to Public Transport in Calicut, India 20015. Agrorban: A Walkable Infrastructure for Sustainability 16. Inclusive Urban Development: Parking Management Strategy for Indian Cities through Collaborative Governance 17. Behavioral Insights and Patterns of Drivers, Pedestrians, and Cyclists: Integrating iRAP Software for Enhanced Road Safety SECTION 3: DRIVING CHANGE - PEOPLE, POLICIES AND PRACTICES18. Green Transition in Companies: Change Management in a Global Perspective 19. Green Factory and Life Cycle Assessment: A Case-Based Approach 20. Mediation and Moderation Effects Study on Sustainable Supply Chain Practices 21. Examining the Dynamic Integration of India’s Green Benchmark Indices: Global Peers or Traditional Crude