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ARTICLE · 20 FEBRUARY 2018

€116 Billion Project Ireland 2040 Embraces Public Private Collaboration

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By aligning the Irish State's much-needed infrastructure investment with a plan which guides public and private investment, Project Ireland 2040 aims to accomplish ten strategic outcomes.

IrelandGovernment, Public Sector
Deirdre Nagle
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By aligning the Irish State's much-needed infrastructure investment with a plan which guides public and private investment, Project Ireland 2040 aims to accomplish ten strategic outcomes.

Strategy

Compact growth

Compact urban and rural settlements, supported by jobs and services rather than further sprawl will be encouraged. A new €2 billion Urban Regeneration and Development Fund and a new National Regeneration and Development Agency will be established to promote a collaborative approach to development by the public and private sectors.

Enhancing and upgrading accessibility between urban centres of population and their regions to maximise the growth potential of the regional urban centres and in particular the North-West of Ireland.

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