Read how de5ign (pronounced ‘five in design’) is driving a cultural change of positive designer behavior toward sustainable design, that not only benefits the health and safety of people who will construct or interact with our designs, but which also benefits the environment, climate and sustainability.

Jacobs Global Principal of Social Value & Equity Advisory Emily King shares four essential lessons on how to drive better outcomes for people, communities and clients in the Infrastructure Intelligence magazine. Read the latest insights.

While risk management has been a practice for decades, it is more critical than ever given the complexity of program governance and organizational structures. Senior Program Manager Joe Cazares shares his thoughts in this article.

For two weeks in July, 10 of our teammates were stationed in a village in Rwanda building a footbridge across the Kamiranzovu River that will enable the community to safely access critical resources. The team documented their experience – and we’re excited to share it with you in this exclusive feature, giving you behind-the-scenes access to the build.

While Federal and State governments pour millions of dollars into highway repairs, identifying and developing creative freight system solutions can improve resiliency and add redundancy to a freight system that has seen disruption as the demand for goods increases. Jacobs, the New Jersey Department of Transportation, and StreetLight Data have evaluated one such solutions—moving freight trucks on barges via waterways rather than by road.

The conclusion is clear: climate change is a threat to human well-being and planetary health and the opportunity to secure a sustainable future is closing rapidly. Jacobs’ Global Principal, Climate Resilience Craig Clifton and Principal Technologist, Water Resources & Climate Resilience Tapash Das talk about key messages from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s (IPCC) most recent report – the Synthesis Report.

Menzer Pehlivan wanted to become an engineer after a 1999 earthquake shattered her home country, Turkiye. Learn about her journey, the world of geotechnical earthquake engineering and how she helped with reconnaissance efforts after this year’s devastating February 6 Turkiye earthquakes.

In the latest issue of Infrastructure Intelligence magazine, Jacobs People & Places Solutions Senior Vice President Europe Kate Kenny looks at how agility and resilience in our digitally disrupted world rely on smarter software decisions and a strategic investment in employee careers, customer relationships and an inclusive company culture.

In a recent webinar series, we examined how a collaborative OneWater approach is being used to address catchment-scale water management challenges, such as flooding and droughts, in the U.K.

What will it take to support zero-carbon emission flights? In the latest issue of Infrastructure Intelligence magazine, Jacobs Transportation Sustainability Specialist Chris Pickard looks at how airports can prepare now if they are to be ready to fuel hydrogen-powered aircraft and become catalysts to support wider decarbonization.

Jacobs’ Director of Airborne Programs, Dr. Anthony M. DeLuca showcases high-flying innovation in the following piece about Jacobs’ AgilePod®-26, a standards-based multi-mission pod designed to carry Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) and Over The Horizon (OTH) communications payloads, capable of being flown on Defense Department patrol class and civilian derivative aircraft.

Director of Process Engineering for Jacobs’ Conshohocken Life Sciences operation Dhruv Kapoor shares how enabling access to healthcare in countries all over the world motivates him every day.