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The Project Sustainability Logbook (PSL) 2013 TOOLBOX

The Project Sustainability Logbook (PSL) 2013 toolbox comprises four linked resources to support the sustainable development of a project or programme in the built environment project. The main aim is to facilitate collaboration between stakeholders. These four resources share the PSL 2013 database, with the next update planned for mid-2014. PSl is also supported by an online platform at www.ppsl.org

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List of Books

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50.00 €

The Project Sustainability Logbook - User's Instructions 2013

The PSL USERS' INSTRUCTIONS 2013, in PDF format, provides examples of use of monitoring tables during operational phases (planning, design, construction, operation and end-of-life): Operational response, Parameters and indicators, Outcomes.

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50.00 €

The Project Sustainability Logbook - The Repertoire 2013

The Repertoire 2013, in PDF fromat, Provides additional information on possible reference frameworks that might be taken into consideration for the project or programme for each of the PSL issues or objectives. The information covers, at the international and European levels, existing legislation, standards, the main assessment/rating systems and related benchmarking tools.

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50.00 €

The Project Sustainability Logbook - Monitoring tables 2013 in Excel format

Supplied as an Excel workbook with a right-of-use license. An overall monitoring worksheet and a worksheet for each of the operational phases are completed, routinely updated and archived in order to monitor the project or programme.

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15.00 €

The Project Sustainability Logbook - 1st Edition 2013

The aim behind the 2013 Project Sustainability Logbook (PSL) is to accompany a built asset or a group of designated buildings, infrastructure facilities and physical plant of a component of the urban environment (for example, a city district or a city block, respectively) or is designed to meet a specific urban function (for example, public transport or water supply). The Logbook, comprising a series of tables, offers a method of defining and monitoring the issues and objectives of sustainable development for a specific project or programme. To acces and use the logbook fully get the The Project Sustainability Logbook (PSL) 2013 TOOLBOX collection.

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FI-SP-Z-FR-1P

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The Project Sustainability Logbook (PSL) 2013 toolbox comprises four linked resources to support the sustainable development of a project or programme in the built environment project. The main aim is to facilitate collaboration between stakeholders. These four resources share the PSL 2013 database, with the next update planned for mid-2014. PSL is also supported by an online platform at www.ppsl.org.

The four resources are:

1 - The Project Sustainability Logbook - 1st Edition 2013

Supplied as an access-controlled PDF file (fully formatted printed also available separately from the fidic bookshop).

Includes:

- Explanatory notes defining the four pillars of sustainability by means of 63 potential issues or objectives and providing guidance for the selection and prioritisation of the issues and objectives for a specific project or programme.

- An overview of the PSL monitoring tables that are used for the project or programme from concept to the end-of-life of the components through the planning, design, construction, operation, and end-of-life phases.

2 – Users’ Manual

Supplied as an access-controlled PDF file.

Provides further guidance and examples of the use of the PSL monitoring tables during all of the operational phases (planning design, construction, operation ,and end of life) in terms of the operational response, parameters and indicators, and outcomes.

3 – PSL Repertoire

Supplied as an access-controlled PDF file.

Provides additional information on possible reference frameworks that might be taken into consideration for the project or programme for each of the PSL issues or objectives. The information covers, at the international and European levels, existing legislation, standards, the main assessment/rating systems and related benchmarking tools.

4 – Monitoring tables

Supplied as an Excel workbook with a right-of-use license.

An overall monitoring worksheet and a worksheet for each of the operational phases are completed, routinely updated and archived in order to monitor the project or programme, where for each worksheet:

rows correspond to the 63 issues or objectives selected and prioritised for the project or programme;
columns correspond to details of the selected reference framework for the project or programme (issues/objectives, benchmarks, indicators, expected performance, and assessment methods), the operational response at key stages, and outcomes.