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	Countries in SE Asia are investing in major projects to modernise societies. This article looks at two initiatives that need to happen quickly along with two other related observations.		Countries in SE Asia are investing in major projects to modernise societies. This article looks at two initiatives that need to happen quickly along with two other related observations.

−	= ~~Priorities~~ =	+	= Priority setting =

−	The construction industry needs to be prioritised. Ramping up construction activity will increase total output and will also provide much needed employment - the industry is ~~among~~ the largest employers of labour and professionals. Consumer spending will be stimulated too, helping other sectors to recover.	+	The construction industry needs to be prioritised. Ramping up construction activity will increase total output and will also provide much needed employment - the industry is amongst the largest employers of labour and professionals. Consumer spending will be stimulated too, helping other sectors to recover.

	Priority should be for major infrastructure and large building projects where physical distancing is possible (due to post COVID-19 measures) and easier to implement. Since the availability of many materials will be restricted due to the lockdowns, governments need to create policies that will guarantee supplies will remain sufficient for critical projects. Non-critical projects should remain inactive until the supply of materials normalises.		Priority should be for major infrastructure and large building projects where physical distancing is possible (due to post COVID-19 measures) and easier to implement. Since the availability of many materials will be restricted due to the lockdowns, governments need to create policies that will guarantee supplies will remain sufficient for critical projects. Non-critical projects should remain inactive until the supply of materials normalises.

−	Companies will be reviewing their strategic priorities and some projects may be cancelled, put on hold or re-planned for performance and profitability. Companies will want to finish projects that are almost complete, to collect the payments in order to survive. Professionals who can undertake quick and efficient planning, and those with proven experience, will be in high demand. I identify those with cost and time control skills as being crucial in order to complete projects successfully.	+	Companies will be reviewing their strategic priorities, and some projects may be cancelled, put on hold or re-planned for performance and profitability. Companies will want to finish projects that are almost complete, to collect the payments in order to survive.
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		+	= Design factors =
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		+	Professionals who can undertake quick and efficient planning, and those with proven experience, will be in high demand. I identify those with cost and time control skills as being crucial in order to complete projects successfully.

	Requirements for design may slow down as some projects will go through strategic realignments; and new projects will take longer to come to light. Some pre-design feasibility work for new projects will still be undertaken.		Requirements for design may slow down as some projects will go through strategic realignments; and new projects will take longer to come to light. Some pre-design feasibility work for new projects will still be undertaken.

−	It is crucial that construction projects are kick-started in this region in the earliest timescales possible otherwise the long-term impacts of the corona pandemic will take years to eradicate and the progress that ~~we've~~ enjoyed ~~recently~~ will be lost.	+	It is crucial that construction projects are kick-started in this region in the earliest timescales possible, otherwise the long-term impacts of the corona pandemic will take years to eradicate and the progress that was once enjoyed will be lost.

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	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

		+	* Coronavirus and the construction industry.
		+	* Design.
		+	* Infrastructure.
	* Supply chains in construction.		* Supply chains in construction.
	* Supply chain management.		* Supply chain management.

	[[Category:International]] [[Category:Construction_management]] [[Category:Construction_techniques]] [[Category:Design]]		[[Category:International]] [[Category:Construction_management]] [[Category:Construction_techniques]] [[Category:Design]]

Editor at 10:04, 22 July 2020

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−	The construction industry needs to be prioritised. Ramping up construction activity will increase total output ~~(having been down to zero for 6 weeks already)~~ and will also provide much needed employment - the industry is among the largest employers of labour and professionals. Consumer spending will be stimulated too, helping other sectors to recover.	+	The construction industry needs to be prioritised. Ramping up construction activity will increase total output and will also provide much needed employment - the industry is among the largest employers of labour and professionals. Consumer spending will be stimulated too, helping other sectors to recover.

−	Priority should be for major infrastructure and large building projects where physical distancing is possible and easier to implement. Since the availability of many materials will be restricted due to the lockdowns, governments need to create policies that will guarantee supplies will remain sufficient for critical projects. Non-critical projects should remain inactive until the supply of materials normalises.	+	Priority should be for major infrastructure and large building projects where physical distancing is possible (due to post COVID-19 measures) and easier to implement. Since the availability of many materials will be restricted due to the lockdowns, governments need to create policies that will guarantee supplies will remain sufficient for critical projects. Non-critical projects should remain inactive until the supply of materials normalises.

	Companies will be reviewing their strategic priorities and some projects may be cancelled, put on hold or re-planned for performance and profitability. Companies will want to finish projects that are almost complete, to collect the payments in order to survive. Professionals who can undertake quick and efficient planning, and those with proven experience, will be in high demand. I identify those with cost and time control skills as being crucial in order to complete projects successfully.		Companies will be reviewing their strategic priorities and some projects may be cancelled, put on hold or re-planned for performance and profitability. Companies will want to finish projects that are almost complete, to collect the payments in order to survive. Professionals who can undertake quick and efficient planning, and those with proven experience, will be in high demand. I identify those with cost and time control skills as being crucial in order to complete projects successfully.
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	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =
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		+	* Supply chains in construction.
		+	* Supply chain management.

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−	The piece was first published under the title, '[https://postcorona2020.com/whats-happening-in-se-asia/ What's happening in SE Asia?]' on ~~PostCorona2020~~. It was written by Brian Regalado ~~wrote this article and is an~~ Ambassador for the International Construction Project Management Association (ICPMA), ~~Architect, Educator~~ and ~~Construction Project Manager and published on 4 May 2020~~.	+	The piece was first published on 4 May 2020 under the title, '[https://postcorona2020.com/whats-happening-in-se-asia/ What's happening in SE Asia?]' on Post Corona 2020. It was written by Brian Regalado, Ambassador for the International Construction Project Management Association (ICPMA) and architect, educator and construction project manager.

	--[[User:ICPMA\|ICPMA]]		--[[User:ICPMA\|ICPMA]]

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	It is crucial that construction projects are kick-started in this region in the earliest timescales possible otherwise the long-term impacts of the corona pandemic will take years to eradicate and the progress that we've enjoyed recently will be lost.		It is crucial that construction projects are kick-started in this region in the earliest timescales possible otherwise the long-term impacts of the corona pandemic will take years to eradicate and the progress that we've enjoyed recently will be lost.

−	Brian Regalado wrote this article and is an Ambassador for the International Construction Project Management Association (ICPMA), Architect, Educator and Construction Project Manager.	+	-----
		+	The piece was first published under the title, '[https://postcorona2020.com/whats-happening-in-se-asia/ What's happening in SE Asia?]' on PostCorona2020. It was written by Brian Regalado wrote this article and is an Ambassador for the International Construction Project Management Association (ICPMA), Architect, Educator and Construction Project Manager and published on 4 May 2020.

−	~~The piece was first published at~~ [~~http://www.postcorona2020.com http~~:~~//www.postcorona2020.com~~]	+	--[[User:ICPMA\|ICPMA]]

−	~~--[[User:ICPMA\|ICPMA]] 14:14, 01 Jun 2020 (BST)~~	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

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Editor: moved SE Asia - what's happening now, post corona to Construction strategies for SE Asia

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−	~~Construction~~ in SE Asia ~~has stopped due to the corona pandemic. All countries in this region~~ are investing in major projects to modernise societies~~, and these have to re-start soon~~. ~~I identify 2~~ initiatives that need to happen quickly~~, and follow these~~ with 2 other related observations.	+	= Introduction =
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		+	Countries in SE Asia are investing in major projects to modernise societies. This article looks at two initiatives that need to happen quickly along with two other related observations.
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		+	= Priorities =

	The construction industry needs to be prioritised. Ramping up construction activity will increase total output (having been down to zero for 6 weeks already) and will also provide much needed employment - the industry is among the largest employers of labour and professionals. Consumer spending will be stimulated too, helping other sectors to recover.		The construction industry needs to be prioritised. Ramping up construction activity will increase total output (having been down to zero for 6 weeks already) and will also provide much needed employment - the industry is among the largest employers of labour and professionals. Consumer spending will be stimulated too, helping other sectors to recover.
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	Brian Regalado wrote this article and is an Ambassador for the International Construction Project Management Association (ICPMA), Architect, Educator and Construction Project Manager.		Brian Regalado wrote this article and is an Ambassador for the International Construction Project Management Association (ICPMA), Architect, Educator and Construction Project Manager.

−	The piece was first published at http://www.postcorona2020.com	+	The piece was first published at [http://www.postcorona2020.com http://www.postcorona2020.com]

	--[[User:ICPMA\|ICPMA]] 14:14, 01 Jun 2020 (BST)		--[[User:ICPMA\|ICPMA]] 14:14, 01 Jun 2020 (BST)

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−	~~--[[User:ICPMA\|ICPMA]] 14:14, 01 Jun 2020 (BST)~~Construction in SE Asia has stopped due to the corona pandemic. All countries in this region are investing in major projects to modernise societies, and these have to re-start soon. I identify 2 initiatives that need to happen quickly, and follow these with 2 other related observations.	+	Construction in SE Asia has stopped due to the corona pandemic. All countries in this region are investing in major projects to modernise societies, and these have to re-start soon. I identify 2 initiatives that need to happen quickly, and follow these with 2 other related observations.

	The construction industry needs to be prioritised. Ramping up construction activity will increase total output (having been down to zero for 6 weeks already) and will also provide much needed employment - the industry is among the largest employers of labour and professionals. Consumer spending will be stimulated too, helping other sectors to recover.		The construction industry needs to be prioritised. Ramping up construction activity will increase total output (having been down to zero for 6 weeks already) and will also provide much needed employment - the industry is among the largest employers of labour and professionals. Consumer spending will be stimulated too, helping other sectors to recover.
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	Brian Regalado wrote this article and is an Ambassador for the International Construction Project Management Association (ICPMA), Architect, Educator and Construction Project Manager.		Brian Regalado wrote this article and is an Ambassador for the International Construction Project Management Association (ICPMA), Architect, Educator and Construction Project Manager.

−	The piece was first published at www.postcorona2020.com	+	The piece was first published at http://www.postcorona2020.com
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		+	--[[User:ICPMA\|ICPMA]] 14:14, 01 Jun 2020 (BST)

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−	Construction in SE Asia has stopped due to the corona pandemic. All countries in this region are investing in major projects to modernise societies, and these have to re-start soon. I identify 2 initiatives that need to happen quickly, and follow these with 2 other related observations.	+	--[[User:ICPMA\|ICPMA]] 14:14, 01 Jun 2020 (BST)Construction in SE Asia has stopped due to the corona pandemic. All countries in this region are investing in major projects to modernise societies, and these have to re-start soon. I identify 2 initiatives that need to happen quickly, and follow these with 2 other related observations.

	The construction industry needs to be prioritised. Ramping up construction activity will increase total output (having been down to zero for 6 weeks already) and will also provide much needed employment - the industry is among the largest employers of labour and professionals. Consumer spending will be stimulated too, helping other sectors to recover.		The construction industry needs to be prioritised. Ramping up construction activity will increase total output (having been down to zero for 6 weeks already) and will also provide much needed employment - the industry is among the largest employers of labour and professionals. Consumer spending will be stimulated too, helping other sectors to recover.