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Core Viewpoint - The Road Manager Operations Capability Framework report outlines the necessary capabilities and skills for road managers to effectively respond to emerging transport trends, identifying four core capabilities and four operational capabilities essential for road management operations [4][6]. Group 1: Core Capabilities - The four core capabilities identified are Communication, Stakeholder Engagement, Leadership, and Change Management, which are essential for effective road management [4][20]. Group 2: Operational Capabilities - The operational capabilities include Network Management, Incident and Event Management, System Management, and Data and Insights, which support the core capabilities in practical applications [4][20]. Group 3: Key Themes in Transport Sector - The transport sector is experiencing significant changes characterized by five key themes: Network Safety, Technological Advancements, Environment and Sustainability, Network Demand Changes, and Customer Expectations and Stakeholder Engagement [5][14]. Group 4: Impact of Global Trends - The report examines how these global trends will influence the roles and responsibilities of road managers, emphasizing the need for adaptability in response to evolving operational environments [6][15]. Group 5: Framework Adaptability - The Capability Framework is designed to be flexible, allowing jurisdictions to adapt it according to their specific needs, maturity, and complexity of their road networks [23][27]. Group 6: Future Planning - The report aims to assist transport agencies in Australia and New Zealand in making informed business planning and investment decisions over the next 5 to 10 years, focusing on the evolving roles and responsibilities of road managers [33][34].

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Health Implications - Vegetarian diets are associated with a 16% lower risk of coronary disease due to high fiber, antioxidants, and plant-based nutrients [3] - 100 grams of chicken breast provides 31 grams of high-quality protein, essential for muscle building [4] - Processed meat is classified as a Group 1 carcinogen by the World Health Organization, with regular consumption potentially leading to cancer [4] Environmental Impact - Livestock production accounts for 145% of global greenhouse gas emissions [5] - Producing one pound of meat requires 1,800 gallons of water, while one pound of wheat requires only 25 gallons [6] - Vegan diets produce 75% less greenhouse gas emissions compared to meat-inclusive diets [6] - Deforestation occurs annually in areas like the Amazon River basin for cattle ranching [6] Ethical Considerations - Concerns exist regarding the confinement of chickens in small cages and pigs in small stalls [7] - Governments worldwide are attempting to improve animal welfare standards in farming practices [7] - Ensuring animals are raised well can lead to better quality protein and meat for consumers [8]