FIDIC is offering the following webinars covering a range of topics sure to be of interest to global consulting engineering and construction professionals in the upcoming weeks.
Make sure to register in time for the events on the links below.
FIDIC Covid-19 Webinar Series -Keeping cashflows flowing in challenging times
The pandemic has resulted in many projects being delayed or suspended and finances being stretched. How does this affect the supply chain from the top to the bottom? When we are relying on cashflow to survive, what is the solution and what do FIDIC contracts outline to deal with such a challenging situation? Find out how FIDIC contracts can help in keeping cashflows flowing by attending this webinar.
FIDIC Committee Webinar Series - Partnership with Purpose – working with the multilateral development banks
This webinar, organised by the FIDIC International Financial Institutions Committee, will look at how FIDIC, its member associations (MAs) and the multilateral development banks (MDBs) can work better together and develop a more effective partnership (a Partnership with Purpose) on a range of key issues. The webinar will examine four key themes which underpin the relationships between FIDIC, its MAs and the MDBs – The funding of Infrastructure; Engineering better total benefit from infrastructure; Risk and resilient infrastructure, and Transparency and Contract standardisation.
FIDIC Covid-19 Webinar Series 2021 - Dealing with change in uncertain times
Every project goes through change, but current events have made such change more likely and potentially more costly in the future with ongoing social distancing and restrictions on travel and movement. How do FIDIC contracts or any other adopted contracts deal with change requests and what can you expect to occur as a result of unplanned and unscheduled changes? In these uncertain times, this webinar is an absolute must-attend for all those working with FIDIC contracts.
FIDIC’s State of the world report series - Tackling the global water crisis
Water falls from the sky, runs in our rivers, fills our lakes, waters our crops and flows through our infrastructure, yet it is more than a monetary product. Yes, having explored the value of water in our second State of the World report, we explore the flip side of this equation. The environment we live in, the pollution that has historically occurred and minimising such pollution in the future, is becoming more important day by day. The SDGs make this clear, but how can the industry stand up and lead the way.
Find out more about how we tackle the global water crisis by attending the launch of “Tackling the global water crisis”, the third report in the FIDIC State of the World series.
