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Water utilities throughout the country are responding to the need for infrastructure rehabilitation and repair – particularly in vulnerable communities – by proactively adopting water equity, and social and environmental justice initiatives that prioritize community benefits along with capital investment. In this article, Jacobs Social Value/Equity Practice Leader Victoria Johnson shares lessons and best practices from one of Jacobs’ clients, Louisville and Jefferson County Metropolitan Sewer District (MSD), a national water equity leader, well known for implementing community benefits as a value-add to its strategic priorities.

In Slovakia, Jacobs is taking part in a pioneering project to dismantle a Soviet-designed nuclear power plant. Read how in this article, originally published in Jacobs' Nuclear Engineering International supplement.