The world of today and tomorrow

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MONTREUX 2001
Presentation of Forum Themes , Wednesday 5 sep,
2001, 0940-1000 By Eigil Steen Pedersen, FIDIC
President-Elect
Montreux 2001
FIDIC MONTREUX 2001 CONFERENCE Wednesday 5 sep,
2001
INFORMATION
Contact FIDIC Secretariat for information Text
available at www.fidic.org/news/n.asp?5ev
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The three Themes are

• - Quality management
• - Business Integrity management
• - Capacity Building

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Quality Management

• - Guide to Quality Management in the Consulting
  Industry
• - Training Kit Quality management in the
  Consulting Engineering Industry
• - Guide to the Application and Interpretation of
  the ISO 90012000 Standard for the Consulting
  Engineering Industry

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Business Integrity Management

• - why should firms adopt a BIMS?
• - the Business Integrity Management concept
• - the principles of Business Integrity Management
  
• - how to develop an BIMS
• - how to monitor the process
• - alternative models for review of the system

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Capacity Building

• - CAPACITY BUILDING-building the capacity of the
  consulting industry
• With the following supporting papers
• - recommended government initiatives
• - recommended actions by international agencies
• - The World Bank
• - Asian Development Bank
• - African Development Bank
• - capacity benchmarking of firms and at national
  level

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MONTREUX 2001
Joint Workshop Business Integrity Management
Capacity Building, Wednesday 5 sep, 2001,
1030-1200 Co-Chair Felipe Ochoa, México
Eigil Steen Pedersen, FIDIC President-Elect
Montreux 2001
FIDIC MONTREUX 2001 CONFERENCE Wednesday 5 sep,
2001
INFORMATION
Contact FIDIC Secretariat for information Text
available at www.fidic.org/news/n.asp?5ev
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Business Integrity Management

• - Introduction and Progress Report by dr.
  Felipe Ochoa, México
• - Pilot Project in Turkey by eng. Fatma
  Cölasan, Turkey
• - BIM Evaluation in México by dr.Jorge
  Diaz-Padilla, México
• - A Third Party Review by dr. Mark Pieth,
  Switzerland

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Capacity Building

• - Introduction and Progress Report by eng.
  Eigil Steen Pedersen,Denmark
• - Recommended Government Initiatives by eng.
  John Ritchie, Canada
• - Recommended Actions by International
  Agencies by eng. Rafik Meghji,
  Tanzania
• - Capacity Benchmarking by dr. Peter
  Boswell, FIDIC secretariat