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	* State of the Nation Scotland 2018: Infrastructure investment.		* State of the Nation Scotland 2018: Infrastructure investment.
	* The future infrastructure of Scotland.		* The future infrastructure of Scotland.
		+	* Water Industry (Scotland) Act 2002.

	= External resources =		= External resources =

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		+	* CICV Forum report on repair and maintenance and the COVID-19 green economic recovery.
	* ICE articles on Designing Buildings Wiki.		* ICE articles on Designing Buildings Wiki.
	* Infrastructure.		* Infrastructure.

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	* ICE articles on Designing Buildings Wiki.		* ICE articles on Designing Buildings Wiki.
		+	* Infrastructure.
	* Scotland publishes plans to reach net zero targets with Heat in Buildings Strategy.		* Scotland publishes plans to reach net zero targets with Heat in Buildings Strategy.
		+	* Scottish planning policy.
		+	* State of the Nation Scotland 2018: Infrastructure investment.
		+	* The future infrastructure of Scotland.

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−	Following the publication of the Scottish Government’s Infrastructure Investment Plan and Capital Spending Review, ICE Scotland has called for an urgent review of the country’s infrastructure to ensure it is fit for purpose.	+	[[File:ScotsInfrastructure2021.jpg]]

−	~~The Scottish Government must undertake an urgent review of the country’s infrastructure, ICE Scotland has said.~~	+	= Introduction =

−	~~It follows~~ the publication of the ~~government’s spending commitments over the next five years which outlines a £33bn~~ investment in, ~~among other things, transport and~~ the ~~environment~~.	+	Following the 4 February 2021 publication of the Scottish Government’s [https://www.gov.scot/publications/national-mission-local-impact-infrastructure-investment-plan-scotland-2021-22-2025-26/ Infrastructure Investment Plan and Capital Spending Review], ICE Scotland has called for an urgent review of the country’s infrastructure to ensure it is fit for purpose.

−	Welcoming the plan, ICE Scotland director Hannah Smith said: “We are delighted to see the Scottish Government has listened to ICE members and repeatedly emphasised the need to ensure our infrastructure is as resilient as possible, particularly to withstand the effects of extreme weather.	+	= Need for review =
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		+	The Scottish Government must undertake an urgent review of the country’s infrastructure, ICE Scotland has said. The statement follows the publication of the Government’s spending commitments until 2026 which outlines a £33bn investment in, among other things, transport and the environment.
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		+	Welcoming the plan, ICE Scotland director Hannah Smith said, “We are delighted to see the Scottish Government has listened to ICE members and repeatedly emphasised the need to ensure our infrastructure is as resilient as possible, particularly to withstand the effects of extreme weather.

	“The doubling of investment in not just maintenance, but also asset enhancement, is a welcome commitment."		“The doubling of investment in not just maintenance, but also asset enhancement, is a welcome commitment."

−	Collaboration needed	+	= Collaboration needed =

−	"To direct this investment correctly, industry and government must come together to deliver a strategic ‘resiliency audit’ - identifying priorities for action and the most meaningful interventions," Smith ~~said~~.	+	"To direct this investment correctly, industry and government must come together to deliver a strategic ‘resiliency audit’ - identifying priorities for action and the most meaningful interventions," Smith explained.

	“We look forward to working with the government, our members and other stakeholders to achieve the vision of infrastructure supporting Scotland’s resilience and enabling inclusive, net zero and sustainable growth.”		“We look forward to working with the government, our members and other stakeholders to achieve the vision of infrastructure supporting Scotland’s resilience and enabling inclusive, net zero and sustainable growth.”

−	Spending boost	+	= Spending boost =

−	Infrastructure Secretary Michael Matheson ~~said:~~ “Since we published our draft IIP in September, we have received broad support for our world-leading approach and have increased the total spend by £2 billion to further boost our economic and green recovery from the pandemic.	+	Infrastructure Secretary Michael Matheson added, “Since we published our draft IIP in September 2020, we have received broad support for our world-leading approach and have increased the total spend by £2 billion to further boost our economic and green recovery from the pandemic.

−	“Our overall focus is on driving inclusive economic growth, the transition to net zero, and building resilient and sustainable places.<br />	+	“Our overall focus is on driving inclusive economic growth, the transition to net zero and building resilient and sustainable places.<br />
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	"This package of significant investment will support economic confidence in every corner of Scotland and send out a clear message that we will continue to do all we can to secure our recovery from coronavirus (COVID-19). In the process we will also be supporting over 45,000 jobs and building a strong future for Scotland."		"This package of significant investment will support economic confidence in every corner of Scotland and send out a clear message that we will continue to do all we can to secure our recovery from coronavirus (COVID-19). In the process we will also be supporting over 45,000 jobs and building a strong future for Scotland."
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		+	* Scotland publishes plans to reach net zero targets with Heat in Buildings Strategy.
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		+	= External resources =
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		+	* Scottish Government, [https://www.gov.scot/publications/national-mission-local-impact-infrastructure-investment-plan-scotland-2021-22-2025-26/ A National Mission with Local Impact: Infrastructure Investment Plan for Scotland 2021-22 to 2025-26].
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Following the publication of the Scottish Government’s Infrastructure Investment Plan and Capital Spending Review, ICE Scotland has called for an urgent review of the country’s infrastructure to ensure it is fit for purpose.

The Scottish Government must undertake an urgent review of the country’s infrastructure, ICE Scotland has said.

It follows the publication of the government’s spending commitments over the next five years which outlines a £33bn investment in, among other things, transport and the environment.

Welcoming the plan, ICE Scotland director Hannah Smith said: “We are delighted to see the Scottish Government has listened to ICE members and repeatedly emphasised the need to ensure our infrastructure is as resilient as possible, particularly to withstand the effects of extreme weather.

“The doubling of investment in not just maintenance, but also asset enhancement, is a welcome commitment."

Collaboration needed

"To direct this investment correctly, industry and government must come together to deliver a strategic ‘resiliency audit’ - identifying priorities for action and the most meaningful interventions," Smith said.

“We look forward to working with the government, our members and other stakeholders to achieve the vision of infrastructure supporting Scotland’s resilience and enabling inclusive, net zero and sustainable growth.”

Spending boost

Infrastructure Secretary Michael Matheson said: “Since we published our draft IIP in September, we have received broad support for our world-leading approach and have increased the total spend by £2 billion to further boost our economic and green recovery from the pandemic.

“Our overall focus is on driving inclusive economic growth, the transition to net zero, and building resilient and sustainable places.<br />
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"This package of significant investment will support economic confidence in every corner of Scotland and send out a clear message that we will continue to do all we can to secure our recovery from coronavirus (COVID-19). In the process we will also be supporting over 45,000 jobs and building a strong future for Scotland."

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This article originally appeared on the [https://www.ice.org.uk/news-and-insight/latest-ice-news/scottish-government-urgently-review-infrastructure ICE website]. It was written by Gordon Brown and published on 08 February 2021.

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