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New FIDIC Training programme for the World Bank
The World Bank is assisting the growing hydropower sector in Nepal. The FIDIC
Conditions of Contract are being increasingly used by the construction industry
in this country.
FIDIC Users Conference Popular
Singapore was the host for this year’s FIDIC Asia-Users Conference during 5th
and 6th of July.
FIDIC World Consulting Engineering Conference – Davos 2011
A rich and full programme awaits delegates attending this year’s world
gathering for the industry in Davos. International speakers from all over the
globe will share their experiences and their expertise with delegates and invited
guests.
New National Training Programme Launched
Last June 2011 started an ambitious collaboration program between the Korean
Association KENCA and FIDIC to setup a national training program for Korean
engineers.
Russia Looks WestOn 21st April, 2011 there was a governmental meeting headed by the Deputy
Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation, Mr Dmitry N Kozak.
One of the outcomes of the meeting was the instruction from Mr Kozak to all
National Associations of the Russian Construction Industry to undertake adetailed study of the experience of FIDIC.
Regional Warsaw Conference under Development
Considering the growing acceptance and use of FIDIC contracts throughout
Central Europe and the Baltic region, FIDIC has recently signed a Partnershipwith the Court of Arbitration at the Polish Chamber of Commerce in Warsaw.
Business
Development
Europe re-examines Professional Procurement
All too often questions related to the procurement of professional services
become clouded by discussions mixing together goods and services.
New Guide on Disaster Management Planned
FIDIC members have been involved in a variety of roles in the many countries
which have experienced both natural and man-made disasters of one form or
another.
FIDIC-UN Connections Strong
As part of its international profile building, FIDIC maintains close contact with anumber of international organisations. Several of these are connected to theUN.
Adjudication Services Expand
As a support to the existing FIDIC President’s List of Adjudicators, which is
widely used by clients, contractors and consultants, FIDIC also supports thedevelopment of National Listings, based on the FIDIC model.
Sustainable Development Logbook Planned
After preliminary work within the French market, the French FIDIC member
association SYNTEC is leading an initiative to develop a common digitalplatform to support project reporting and logbooks based on recognised
sustainable development criteria.
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Brazil and Portugal.
DBO Contract Guide Launched
A new guide to the popular FIDIC Design Build Operate (DBO) contract is now
available from the FIDIC bookshop.
Documents under production
A number of new documents currently under production will become available
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Africa Focus Boosted
FIDIC’s strategic interests in Africa have been boosted by the establishment ofa regional office based in Tanzania.
FIDIC Expansion Continues
A number of new applications are currently being considered for membership in
FIDIC, as interest in FIDIC continues to grow.
Indonesia – Government supports Industry Re-definition
During the successful FIDIC contracts seminar held in Jakarta in July,
discussions were held with Government officials who participated in the event.
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FIDIC Centenary Awards Announced
As part of the centenary celebrations in Barcelona 2013, FIDIC would like torecognise and applaud the best consulting engineering achievements of the last
100 years.
Principles
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Lahmeyer International is fully eligible to participate again in projects financedby the World Bank. A decisive factor for this release was that Lahmeyer
developed and introduced comprehensive compliance policies as one of the firstengineering consulting organisations worldwide to do so.
Sustainability
Banks aim to harmonise approaches to climate change
All of the major multilateral development banks have now established climatechange units charged with monitoring climate change considerations for all of
their projects.
Announcements
News from the Executive

FIDIC - Activities
New FIDIC Training programme for the World Bank
The World Bank is assisting the growing hydropower sector in
Nepal. The FIDIC Conditions of Contract are being
increasingly used by the construction industry in this country.
The World Bank has requested that FIDIC organise a training
course on the practical use of the FIDIC Conditions ofContract to help build the capacity and confidence ofengineers and managers in working with these documents
whether representing Private or Public enterprises, employers, consultants orcontractors.
The main objective of this training is to provide a good understanding of thepractical use of Conditions of Contract for Construction (First Ed. 1999). The
training course will take place in Nepal in September and will be by invitation
only.
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Singapore was the host for this year’s FIDIC Asia-Users Conference during 5th
and 6th of July. About 80 participants took part at the Singapore Conference,
made up of engineers and lawyers, most of who came from Singapore, Indonesia
and Malaysia, but with a few Vietnamese and some Australians. The event was a
success and the feedback from the delegates was very positive. Considerable time
was reserved to the questions and interesting discussion from the floor.
The next FIDIC Users Conference is already announced for the 6th and 7th ofDecember in London. Details are available on the FIDIC website.

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International speakers from all over the globe will share
their experiences and their expertise with delegates andinvited guests. In excess of 500 delegates from 60
countries are expected at this premier event for theindustry, despite the change in venue and dates. The
organisers have been successful in transposing theoriginal programme with its many African themes andactivities into the Swiss Alp region of Graubünden. With
support from colleagues in both Tunisia and Switzerland,delegates will be able to share the business opportunities
from networking with each other. On day one, North Africa will be examined indetail, in the context of dynamic change and its likely impact on infrastructuredevelopment. Speakers from throughout the region will share their experiencesand views on such developments in a special open Forum. Seminars later in the
day will explore good practices in procurement, financial management andgovernance issues, as well as the evolving business needs of firm to adapt tochanging market requirements. Speakers from clients, contractors, consultants
and banks will share their views on these cross cutting issues.
Capacity building throughout Africa will be the focus of day two, with a number ofimminent speakers contributing to the forums. Africa expert Baroness Lynda
Chalker and South African Minister Trevor Manuel will lead off the day, looking at
business opportunities on the continent. A feature of both days will contributions
from Young Professionals who, as future leaders of the industry, will be charged
with meeting the challenges presented by clients, and by society.

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Day three will take a bold leap into the future of the industry, in identifying whatfirms and associations need to do in order to enable their member firms tosustainably offer quality services in the years ahead. Speakers from across theglobe will all contribute their knowledge and experience into this important debate
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New National Training Programme Launched
Last June 2011 started an ambitious collaboration
program between the Korean Association KENCA and
FIDIC to setup a national training program for
Korean engineers. The programme, divided into fivemonthly workshops of 4 days each, covers the entire FIDIC International training
program (modules covering Business Practice, Procurement, Contracts andAgreements). This first part of the training programme is covered by FIDIC
International accredited trainers, with subsequent phases covered by Korean
trainers who are being developed for these courses. The success of the first phasewill also be the signal to develop national training programmes in other countries.
China will be the next country likely to benefit from this initiative at a national
level. Pre-assessment of suitable trainers has already commenced so that they
can be accredited for the FIDIC training programme planned to be launched later
this year. FIDIC material being supplied in the form of training modules is beingtranslated into the Chinese language so as to facilitate the training, even though
the courses will initially be given in English.
Russia Looks West:On 21st April, 2011 there was a governmental meeting headed by the Deputy
Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation, Mr Dmitry N Kozak. One

of the outcomes of the meeting was the instruction from Mr Kozak to all National
Associations of the Russian Construction Industry to undertake a detailed study ofthe experience of the International Federation of Consulting Engineers (FIDIC)
and, based on that, to develop the recommendations on how to apply FIDIC's
experience on the Russian market.
As a corollary to this, FIDIC has been invited to participate in a special seminar
being held in London 21-23 September, hosted by the Russian National
Association of Builders. Information on the Russian market will be provided, andspeakers from FIDIC will explain the use of FIDIC contracts. Firms wishing toparticipate should contact the FIDIC office.
Regional Warsaw Conference under Development
Considering the growing acceptance and use of FIDIC
contracts throughout Central Europe and the Baltic region,
FIDIC has recently signed a Partnership with the Court of
Arbitration at the Polish Chamber of Commerce in Warsaw.
The partnership will aim at setting up a Regional FIDIC Users conference, locatedinitially in Warsaw during April 2012. FIDIC welcomes the support network
available through this partnership, which will also facilitate collaboration with local
member associations. It is intended to move this programme around the regionso as to maximise exposure and opportunities for local and regional participation.
This initiative is seen as offering a complimentary expansion of the services
already available through FIDIC’s established training programmes.
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Business - Development
Europe re-examines Professional Procurement
All too often questions related to the procurement of professional services become
clouded by discussions mixing together goods and services. In order to provide
some further clarity on this issue, EFCA, the European Federation of Consulting
Engineering Associations is engaging with the European Commission in
discussions on defining the professional services as provided by consulting
engineers, as intellectual services. As such, these services should not be
subjected to the same criteria often used for the procurement of goods andconstruction services. If successful, the discussions should then progress with lessdifficulty into the use of Quality Based Selection (QBS) as the primary method forthe procurement of engineering services. FIDIC, with its international
representation and experience on procurement, is supporting this initiative andhas offered to participate in the discussions, providing necessary resources as
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New Guide on Disaster Management Planned
FIDIC members have been involved in a variety of rolesin the many countries which have experienced bothnatural and man-made disasters of one form or another.
Unfortunately, the tragedies that unfold could often
have been mitigated or significantly better dealt withthrough better planning, more effective legislation andthrough better disaster preparedness.
FIDIC recognises the important role that can beprovided by engineers in both offering more robust
solutions to engineering design and construction, as well
as vital support to relevant authorities involved indealing with the impact of disasters. That support might include emergency
management, assessment, retrofit and reconstruction, as well as advanceplanning with new infrastructure. The guide will also suggest methods for
managing liability issues inherent in disaster management.
Using the broad experiences gained in recent times in countries such as Japan,
Chile, the USA, Pakistan, Indonesia, New Zealand, Haiti, Australia and othercountries, FIDIC is forming a special team of international experts to develop a
guideline on the critical roles that can be played by consulting engineers.
Although the FIDIC task force will invite nominated experts, others interested incontributing to the exercise are warmly invited to contact FIDIC.

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FIDIC-UN Connections Strong
As part of its international profile building, FIDIC maintains close
contact with a number of international organisations. Several ofthese are connected to the UN. As a registered NGO, FIDIC
enjoys consultative status with several of these, including
UNIDO (industrial development), the UNCITRAL (international
trade and procurement), UNCAC (anti-corruption), and UNEP
(environment). FIDIC also liaises with UNESCO (capacity
building and training) and the UN Habitat (population andurbanisation). Previous news items have reported on the involvement of FIDIC
representatives in enhancing international procurement through UNCITRAL,
whose rules are often referenced in the consulting engineering sector because ofinternational infrastructure projects involving consulting firms from member
associations. FIDIC has also contributed to, and made presentations on businessintegrity management systems (BIMS) to sessions of the UNCAC, and will be
participating at the next conference in Morocco in November 2011. UNEP
continues to be important to FIDIC, due to its close involvement in international
discussions on sustainable buildings and climate change. Both FIDIC and UNEP
are partnering organisations in the Sustainable Building Alliance, along with otherbodies representing local government, building research, and international labour.
Adjudication Services Expand
As a support to the existing FIDIC President’s List of Adjudicators, which is widelyused by clients, contractors and consultants, FIDIC also supports the developmentof National Listings, based on the FIDIC model. France is compiling its National
List following FIDIC guidelines and will have its first official List out by the end of
2011. This follows on from the successful launch of a similar programme in Japan.
Countries already offering an adjudication service to support their local
construction industry, as well as international projects, are listed on the FIDIC
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After preliminary work within the French market,
the French FIDIC member association SYNTEC isleading an initiative to develop a common digitalplatform to support project reporting andlogbooks based on recognised sustainable
development criteria. The initiative, which is also
supported by the institute of architects, is anambitious but simple tool to keep infrastructure
projects on track with both society and community expectations. FIDIC, inpartnership with EFCA, will support the international development of thisinitiative. A printed version of the document will be made available through the
FIDIC bookshop in due course.
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Business - Contracts
Portuguese FIDIC Contract Launch
On 16-17 June 2011, the annual FIDIC / ICC conference was held in
Sao Paulo. The main topics covered were "International construction
contracts and the resolution of disputes". It was a logical choice ofvenue to discuss how to manage Dispute Adjudication (and DABs)
under FIDIC in South America and particularly in Brazil. Interest for
FIDIC General Conditions of Contract is growing in this part of theworld, as both engineers and lawyers seek to come up to speed on international
practices as represented by the FIDIC collection of documents. The launch of abrand new Portuguese version of the Conditions of Contract for Construction(1999) was more than welcome to support local use of FIDIC in Brazil, where
unprecedented development is taking place in infrastructure.
This launch was mirrored by a similar seminar event held in Lisbon, Portugal, alsoin June. FIDIC continues to develop translations of its popular contracts to help

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CourseDohaprojects to be managed in local languages. This is now also the case in countries
where Portuguese is the official language. FIDIC’s member association in
Portugal, APPC, has recently joined the Pan-American federation FEPAC in orderto strengthen ties in the Latin American region, and to explore opportunities forcollaboration on infrastructure projects.
Get the new Portuguese version of the Conditions of Contract for Construction(1999) from our FIDIC bookshop.
DBO Contract Guide Launched
A new guide to the popular FIDIC Design Build Operate (DBO) contract
is now available from the FIDIC bookshop. The purpose of this guide isto provide users with some commentary by the drafting committee asto their thoughts and intentions when preparing the document. This
will assist users to navigate through the DBO contract more effectively
and efficiently, as well as provide further support to trainers accreditedby FIDIC.

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Documents under production
A number of new documents currently under production will become available atthe FIDIC conference in Davos, and in the months up to year’s end. These will
include the First Edition of the Construction Sub-contract document; various newtranslations of FIDIC contracts; reprints of older FIDIC contracts still in use in a
number of countries; plus new documents such as the long awaited ProjectProcurement Guide (which covers all aspects of the procurement cycle), and the
updated QBS guide on the selection of consultants – the one major issue facing
consultants worldwide – how the quality of their services can be recognised andacknowledged in the selection process.
As part of FIDIC’s expansion, two additional contract translations are now being
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Africa Focus Boosted
FIDIC’s strategic interests in Africa have been boosted
by the establishment of a regional office based in
Tanzania. Organised by FIDIC’s regional group GAMA,
the services being provided initially will focus on thespecific needs of African member associations, including
administrative support, developing a guide on available
resources in the region, and other key issues for
consultants such as capacity building programmes. FIDIC will support these
initiatives, especially through training programmes and international networking
events that will provide consulting engineers further opportunities to shareknowledge and experience. The World Consulting Engineering conference in
Davos in October will focus on Africa, and provide a boost to the overall
interaction and knowledge of developments in the region. The next GAMA
conference will take place early next year in Zambia.

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FIDIC Expansion Continues
A number of new applications are currently being considered for membership in
FIDIC, as interest in FIDIC continues to grow. Having targeted several countries
in the Gulf and Africa, new applications have been received from Mozambique andPalestine. With a target of 100 members by 2013 (from 86 currently), expanded
activities in these regions, plus South America, has seen heightened interest in
FIDIC. Achievement of this target would ensure significant coverage of the global
consulting engineering sector by the time of FIDIC’s 100 year anniversarycelebration. Despite the down turn in economic activity in certain countries in2009 and 2010, the industry continues to grow in response to global demand for
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estimates put FIDIC representation at 60,000 consulting firms which generate inexcess of $400 billion in fees annually, a modest portion of the more than $6
trillion invested every year in global infrastructure as a result of the professional
services provided by engineers.
Indonesia – Government supports Industry Re-definition
During the successful FIDIC contracts seminar held in Jakarta in July, discussions
were held with Government officials who participated in the event. Together withrepresentatives from the two largest associations representing consulting
engineers in Indonesia, the group acknowledged that there are distinct
advantages in having one national voice for the industry. The Government
expressed support for further exploration of ways to clarify and strengthen the
representation of the consulting engineering industry in Indonesia. Although anumbrella group is clearly one option if a merger is not immediately possible, as
has been case in several other FIDIC member countries, other membership
options are also being considered as a way to bring the broader consulting
engineering sector closer to FIDIC and its international best practices. The
Government is a strong supporter of FIDIC contracts, and there is also
considerable interest in the FIDIC/MDB Harmonised contract used oninternationally bank funded projects. The question of appropriate representationof the industry will also be raised by the FIDIC President during a meeting of
association presidents during the FIDIC 2011 conference in Davos.
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FIDIC Centenary Awards Announced
As part of the centenary celebrations in Barcelona 2013, FIDIC would like torecognise and applaud the best consulting engineering achievements of the last
100 years, to help publicise the work of consulting engineers and the contribution
they make to the way we all live, as well as to celebrate FIDIC’s centenary.
The main ‘headline’ categories of Award will be:a) major building project of the last 100 years

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The award nominations will be made by the Member Associations. The projects
nominated should have been designed by a member firm and they will be judged
against a number of criteria including international recognition, technicalexcellence, innovation, how well they have endured and their sustainability.
Further details will be made available at the FIDIC world conference in Davos.
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Principles - Integrity
World Bank lifts debarment
Lahmeyer International is fully eligible to participate
again in projects financed by the World Bank. Effective
11 August, 2011, the World Bank lifted the debarment
more than two years prior to expiry of the original 7
year debarment period, because the company compliedwith the World Bank’s requirements in an exemplarymanner. This is the first time that the World Bank has
released a company from debarment prematurely. A
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CourseSponsorcomprehensive compliance policies as one of the first engineering consulting
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In combination with its Quality Management System, the company's ComplianceManagement System ensures transparency of processes for contract procurement
and project implementation. The Compliance Management System was repeatedly
examined by independent agencies in the past few years and approved by anumber of international financing organisations including the EBRD, before it wasalso reviewed on behalf of the World Bank with a positive result.
FIDIC applauds this development and sees this as providing a boost to the work
being undertaken by its Integrity Management Committee in developing a new
Integrity Management System for the industry which will also take into accountcompliance issues. FIMS – Part 1 – FIDIC’s new Integrity Management System,
will set out the business case for adopting transparent integrity systems into one’s
business, in order to manage and mitigate risks faced in doing business where
exposure to bribery and corruption is possible. It also addresses the broader
principles of acting with integrity as a professional way of doing business,
irrespective of external threats. This important issue will be discussed further at
the FIDIC conference in Davos, and subsequently at a special meeting with themulti-lateral development banks in Luxembourg.
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Principles - Sustainability
Banks aim to harmonise approaches to climate change
All of the major multilateral development banks have
now established climate change units (see, for example,
the World Bank) charged with monitoring climatechange considerations for all of their projects. It isperhaps unfortunate therefore that the same coherent
approach has not been adopted for due diligence,
although recent discussions with FIDIC in Washington
DC have indicated that inter-bank discussions are taking place on integrating
approaches to economic, environmental and social considerations in infrastructure
investment decisions. FIDIC has been asked to assist in the development ofsustainability indicators as the banks explore climate mitigation and due diligence.
Some of the banks now aim to offset costs that stem from climate change
through climate-dedicated finance, but their approaches to issues such as carbon
trading and green procurement are sometimes inconsistent. FIDIC's Project
Sustainability Management guide, currently being updated, focusses on issues
that can be addressed direcly by consulting engineers. The guide will help
structure discussions on sustainability indicators since it focuses on those aspects
which can be influenced significantly in designing and implementing projects.
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Announcements
News from the Executive
Elections have been called to fill three vacancies which will occur on the FIDIC
Executive Committee during the FIDIC annual conference being held in Davos.
Both Adam Thornton (New Zealand) and Patrick Batumbya (Uganda) will retire
after four years on the Committee, as will current President Gregs Thomopulos,
after having served eight years on behalf of FIDIC. Seven candidates haveregistered in response to the call for nominations, and FIDIC is pleased at thecontinued strong support and interest in serving the membership through its
governing body.
To support the strategic direction of FIDIC, the Executive Committee will berecommending to the membership some modifications to the Federation’s
Strategic Plan. A more aspirational vision and mission is being proposed,
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and sustainability, but adding two new objectives which recognise the importanceof Young Professionals to the future needs of the industry, as well as the criticalimportance of FIDIC’s international best practices, as manifested notably by
FIDIC’s internationally recognised contract documents. Discussions on the
proposed changes will take place immediately prior to the conference.
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