About
The Built Environment Summit (Be Summit) is a one-day event bringing together Australia's built environment leaders, government policymakers, and market experts to build a roadmap of recovery, and pave the way for future construction and development within Australia's built environments. Missed the 2020 Summit, you can catch all the session recordings on the program page.
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Event Program
With construction and infrastructure set to drive Australia’s economic recovery, the event program features experts from across the industry to discuss the major demands, plans, and opportunities for the future. This will be a live-streamed virtual event, so get ready to join the discussion and begin navigating a successful roadmap for our built environments.
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Recovery Roadmaps
How will the building and construction industry rebound after 2020? What government stimulus packages can the industry expect and which building sectors are likely to bounce back first?
Trends & Forecasts
Understand the trends and economic forecasts to underpin your future-planning with the latest analysis from the Australian Construction Industry Forum (ACIF) who has provided economic and policy advice to business and government for decades.
Building Innovations
What new products and process are on the horizon for the Australian built environment? What role will digital construction play in the future and where does the industry see the best opportunities for investment?
Industry News
Dec 14, 2020
Economic recovery announcements centre on new infrastructure projects across Australia
Over $100 billion is slated to be spent by state governments on infrastructure projects in the coming years to revitalize economies and create jobs, offsetting the negative impacts of COVID-19. Here is a quick summary of what has been announced across each state.
