Funding Infrastructure
Author: Localis - Sep 19, 2011
Localis, in association with Lloyds Banking Group have published a pamphlet looking at the funding methods for local infrastructure projects. The pamphlet represents the preliminary stages of a wider piece of research to be launched in 2012. Localis and Lloyds banking group are holding a number of roundtable events that will feed into the research for the final report.
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