IPMA Certification Yearbook 2005

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IPMA Certification Yearbook 2005 4 International Project Management Association 1 Preface The universal IPMA Four Level Certification (4-L-C) system became operational in 1998 officially and world-wide after several years of development in our national associations. The certification programme of a member association starts with the nomination of the first assessors, the establishment of the certification body engaging important sectors of the economy, and the transfer of the IPMA Competence Baseline (ICB) to the National Competence Baseline (NCB) or the direct usage of IPMA’s ICB in the Certification Bodies Rules. The own assessors are trained during the first certification cycle with the assistance of an experienced assessor from an existing certification body. The IPMA approved first assessors are responsible for the validity of the system until the first validation process with the standard validation procedure is done by IPMA. The list of the certificates is not a part of the IPMA Certification Yearbook. The list is on the IPMA website (www.ipma.ch). Certificants can be searched and identified by name, country, level of their actual certificate with date of issue and expiry date. The list is updated at least every six months. In the year 2005: • The IPMA level descriptions and the streamlined pyramid figure were applied worldwide as a basis for the training and certification of project management personnel. • The certification bodies of thirty national member associations were in operation. The great performance and the continuing high growth rates of the leading countries demonstrate how much potential is in the system. • The IPMA validation with the standard IPMA validation procedure was finished in Finland and Russia. • The individual certificates, the reduced version of the IPMA Competence Baseline (ICB) and the Certification Yearbook 2004 was available on the IPMA website. • IPMA’s large development project for revising the ICB during the years 2004 and 2005 is completed, the revised ICB will be published in May 2006. • Again a great quantitative growth in the project management certification was realised in the year 2005. Until the end of 2005 about 45'500 certificates were awarded in total. • The IPMA four level certification system is continuing to animate a great professional development of the IPMA Member Associations and their members. The ICB as a global standard, the National Competence Baselines, the certification programmes of the national certification bodies and the global companies cooperating with IPMA are major flywheels for the project management promotion world-wide. Other empowering components are the bilateral co-operations between existing certification bodies and certification bodies that start a new programme. More and more project managers prefer IPMA's four level system which fits to the personal development and career of individuals as well as to the competitiveness of the companies and the project management competence of their personnel. The Editors of the IPMA Certification Validation Management Board Werner Schmehr Member Hans Knoepfel Member Note The information in this yearbook may contain errors or non-actual information due to an imperfect retrieval, transfer or interpretation of data from the national certification bodies. IPMA endeavours to present correct data. However, IPMA does not accept any liability for the completeness and correctness of the information. To be sure it is necessary to contact the national certification body for getting the latest information. Version 1.00 / 31.03.2006 © 2005 International Project Management Association
International Project Management Association IPMA Certification Yearbook 2005 5 2 IPMA Certification Programme Status Status January 2006 Country agree- valida- Level 3) (member assoc. / certif. body) ment 1) tion 2) A B C D Austria (pma / zertifizierungsstelle) S V R RV 2) RV RV Azerbaijan (AZPMA) S VP R R R Brazil S R R R Bulgaria (BPMA) S P China P.R. (PMRC) S V RV RV RV RV Croatia S VP P R R R Czech Republic (SPR) S VP R R R Denmark (DPMA / CERT) S V R RV RV RV Egypt (MES / MPC) S V RV RV RV RV Finland S V/VP RVP RVP RV RVP France (AFITEP) S V RV RV RV RV Germany (GPM / PM-ZERT) S V RIV 4),6) RIV 4),6) RIV 4),6) RIV 4),6) Greece (HPMI) S Hungary (PMPEF) S V RV RV RV RV Iceland (VSF-CB) S VP R R R India (PMA) S P P R Ireland (PMI Ltd.) S V P RV RV RV Italy (ANIMP / PM-Sect) S VP R R R R Kazachstan (KPMA) S P Kuwait (KSE / KBMCB) S P Latvia (Latvia-PM-Cert) S P R Netherlands (PMI-NL/CitoCert) S V RIV RIV RIV RIV Norway (NFP) S R R R Poland (SPMP-Cert) S R R R R Portugal (APOGEP / Cert) S V RV RV RV Romania (PMR-Cert) S R R R Russia (SOVNET-CERT) S V RV RV RV RV Serbia-Montenegro (YUPMA) S P P P Slovak Rep. (SIPR / SPPR) S VP P R R R Slovenia (Slo Cert) S VP R R R R South Africa (APMSA-Cert) S P P P P Spain (AEIPRO / OCDP) S R R R Sweden (SPF) S VP P R R R Switzerland (SPM / VZPM) S V RA 5) V RA 5) V RA 5) V RA 5) V Taiwan, China (TPMA) S P Ukraine (UPMA / Cert) S V RIV RIV RIV RIV United Kingdom (APM) S R R R United States (asapm/PMCert) S P P 38 14+(8) 15(+6) 28(+5) 28(+4) 30(+7) 1) S: signed by end of 2005 or P: planned in 2006 or no plans until 2006 (empty) 2) V: validated by end of 2005 with standard procedure or VP: planned in 2006 or no plans until 2006 (empty) 3) R: realised by end of 2005 or P: planned in 2006 or no plans until 2006 (empty) 4) I: ISO 9001 Certified 5) A: Accredited (European Accreditation) 6) A: Accreditation ISO/IEC 17 024 in progress © 2005 International Project Management Association Version 1.00 / 31.03.2006
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