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Asset Management Manual - PIARC (World Road Association)

Asset Management Manual
A guide for practitioners!

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      • Introduction
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      • What is PM?
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      • Introduction
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1.4.3 Maturity levels

The maturity levels for authorities/agencies with regards to performance management can be defined as shown in table 1.4.3.

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