National Audit Office

The National Audit Office audits the accounts of all central government departments and agencies, as well as a wide range of other public bodies. As a result of this they have published many reports on how money can be well spent in the built and natural environment.

Website: http://www.nao.org.uk/
Email: enquiries@nao.org.uk

Documents by this publisher

Series details	Title	Year	Status
	Building for the future - sustainable construction and refurbishment on the government estate	2007	Current
	Building schools for the future programme - renewing the secondary school estate	2009	Current
	Case studies. Improving public services through better construction	2005	Current
	Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs and Environment Agency - flood risk management in England	2011	Current
	Department of Transport: environmental factors in road planning and design	1994	Archived
	Enhancing urban green space	2006	Current
	Environment Agency - building and maintaining river and coastal flood defences in England	2007	Current
	Examining the value for money of deals under the Private Finance Initiative	1999	Current
	Getting value for money from construction projects through design - how auditors can help: guidelines to help auditors take account of good design in public sector built environment projects	2004	Current
	Homebuilding: measuring construction performance	2007	Current
	Housing market renewal	2007	Current
	Improving health and safety in the construction industry	2004	Current
	Improving public services through better construction	2005	Current
	Improving public transport in England through light rail	2004	Current
	Inland flood defence	2001	Current
	Land reclamation in Wales	1994	Archived
	Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food: protecting Environmentally Sensitive Areas	1997	Archived
	Modernising construction	2001	Current
	National Rivers Authority: river pollution from farms in England	1995	Archived
	Planning for homes - speeding up planning applications for major housing developments in England	2008	Current