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International Council for Research andInnovation in Building and ConstructionCIB’s mission is to serve its members through encouraging andfacilitating international cooperation and information exchangein building and construction research and innovation. CIB is engagedin the scientific, technical, economic and social domainsrelated to building and construction, supporting improvementsin the building process and the performance of the built environment.CIB Membership offers:• international networking between academia, R&Dorganisations and industry• participation in local and internationalCIB conferences, symposia and seminars• CIB special publications and conferenceproceedings• R&D collaborationMembership: CIB currently numbers over 400 members originatingin some 70 countries, with very different backgrounds:major public or semi-public organisations, research institutes,universities and technical schools, documentation centres,firms, contractors, etc. CIB members include most of the majornational laboratories and leading universities around the worldin building and construction.Working Commissions and Task Groups: CIB Membersparticipate in over 50 Working Commissions and Task Groups,undertaking collaborative R&D activities organised around:• construction materials and technologies• indoor environment• design of buildings and of the built environment• organisation, management and economics• legal and procurement practicesNetworking: The CIB provides a platform for academia, R&Dorganisations and industry to network together, as well as anetwork to decision makers, government institution and otherbuilding and construction institutions and organisations. TheCIB network is respected for its thought-leadership, informationand knowledge.CIB has formal and informal relationships with, amongst others:the United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP);the European Commission; the European Network of BuildingResearch Institutes (ENBRI); the International Initiative forSustainable Built Environment (iiSBE), the International Organizationfor Standardization (ISO); the International LabourOrganization (ILO), International Energy Agency (IEA); InternationalAssociations of Civil Engineering, including ECCS, fib,IABSE, IASS and RILEM.Conferences, Symposia and Seminars: CIB conferencesand co-sponsored conferences cover a wide range of areas ofinterest to its Members, and attract more than 5000 participantsworldwide per year.Leading conference series include:• International Symposium on Water Supply and Drainage forBuildings (W062)• Organisation and Management of Construction (W065)• Durability of Building Materials and Components(W080, RILEM & ISO)• Quality and Safety on Construction Sites (W099)• Construction in Developing Countries (W107)• Sustainable Buildings regional and global triennial conferenceseries (CIB, iiSBE & UNEP)• Revaluing Construction• International Construction Client’s ForumCIB Commissions (August 2010)TG58 Clients and Construction InnovationTG59 People in ConstructionTG62 Built Environment ComplexityTG63 Disasters and the Built EnvironmentTG64 Leadership in ConstructionTG65 Small Firms in ConstructionTG66 Energy and the Built EnvironmentTG67 Statutory Adjudication in ConstructionTG68 Construction MediationTG69 Green Buildings and the LawTG71 Research and Innovation TransferTG72 Public Private PartnershipTG73 R&D Programs in ConstructionTG74 New Production and Business Models in ConstructionTG75 Engineering Studies on Traditional ConstructionsTG76 Recognising Innovation in ConstructionTG77 Health and the Built EnvironmentTG78 Informality and Emergence in ConstructionTG79 Building Regulations and Control in the Face of ClimateChangeTG80 Legal and Regulatory Aspects of BIMTG81 Global Construction DataW014 FireW018 Timber StructuresW023 Wall StructuresW040 Heat and Moisture Transfer in BuildingsW051 AcousticsW055 Construction Industry EconomicsW056 Sandwich PanelsW062 Water Supply and DrainageW065 Organisation and Management of ConstructionW069 Housing SociologyW070 Facilities Management and MaintenanceW077 Indoor ClimateW078 Information Technology for ConstructionW080 Prediction of Service Life of Building Materials andComponentsW083 Roofing Materials and SystemsW084 Building Comfortable Environments for AllW086 Building PathologyW089 Building Research and EducationW092 Procurement SystemsW096 Architectural ManagementW098 Intelligent & Responsive BuildingsW099 Safety and Health on Construction SitesW101 Spatial Planning and infrastructure DevelopmentW102 Information and Knowledge Management in BuildingW104 Open Building ImplementationW107 Construction in Developing CountriesW108 Climate Change and the Built EnvironmentW110 Informal Settlements and Affordable HousingW111 Usability of WorkplacesW112 Culture in ConstructionW113 Law and Dispute ResolutionW114 Earthquake Engineering and BuildingsW115 Construction Materials StewardshipW116 Smart and Sustainable Built EnvironmentsW117 Performance Measurement in ConstructionPAGE 1
International Council for Research andInnovation in Building and ConstructionPublications: The CIB produces a wide range of specialpublications, conference proceedings, etc., most of which areavailable to CIB Members via the CIB home pages. The CIBnetwork also provides access to the publications of its morethan 400 Members.CIB Annual Membership Fee 2010 – 2013Membership will be automatically renewed each calendaryear in January, unless cancelled in writing 3 monthsbefore the year endFee Category 2010 2011 2012 2013FM1 Fee level 11837 12015 12195 12378FM2 Fee level 7892 8010 8131 8252FM3 Fee level 2715 2756 2797 2839AM1 Fee level 1364 1384 1405 1426AM2 Fee level 1133 1246 1371 1426IM Fee level 271 275 279 283All amounts in EUROThe lowest Fee Category an organisation can be in depends onthe organisation’s profile:Recent CIB publications include:• Guide and Bibliography to Service Life and DurabilityResearch for Buildings and Components (CIB 295)• Performance Based Methods for Service Life Prediction(CIB 294)• Performance Criteria of Buildings for Health and Comfort(CIB 292)• Performance Based Building 1st International State-of-the-Art Report (CIB 291)• Proceedings of the CIB-CTBUH Conference on Tall Buildings:Strategies for Performance in the Aftermath of the WorldTrade Centre (CIB 290)• Condition Assessment of Roofs (CIB 289)• Proceedings from the 3rd International PostgraduateResearch Conference in the Built and Human Environment• Proceedings of the 5th International Conference onPerformance-Based Codes and Fire Safety Design Methods• Proceedings of the 29th International Symposium on WaterSupply and Drainage for Buildings• Agenda 21 for Sustainable Development in DevelopingCountriesR&D Collaboration: The CIB provides an active platformfor international collaborative R&D between academia, R&Dorganisations and industry.Publications arising from recent collaborative R&D activitiesinclude:• Agenda 21 for Sustainable Construction• Agenda 21 for Sustainable Construction in DevelopingCountries• The Construction Sector System Approach: An InternationalFramework (CIB 293)• Red Man, Green Man: A Review of the Use of PerformanceIndicators for Urban Sustainability (CIB 286a)• Benchmarking of Labour-Intensive Construction Activities:Lean Construction and Fundamental Principles of WorkingManagement (CIB 276)• Guide and Bibliography to Service Life and DurabilityResearch for Buildings and Components (CIB 295)• Performance-Based Building Regulatory Systems (CIB 299)• Design for Deconstruction and Materials Reuse (CIB 272)• Value Through Design (CIB 280)Themes: The main thrust of CIB activities takes placethrough a network of around 50 Working Commissions andTask Groups, organised around four CIB Priority Themes:• Sustainable Construction• Clients and Users• Revaluing Construction• Integrated Design and Delivery SolutionsFM1FM2FM3AM1AM2IMFull Member Fee Category 1 | Multi disciplinary buildingresearch institutes of national standing having a broadfield of researchFull Member Fee Category 2 | Medium size researchInstitutes; Public agencies with major research interest;Companies with major research interestFull Member Fee Category 3 | Information centres ofnational standing; Organisations normally in Category4 or 5 which prefer to be a Full MemberAssociate Member Fee Category 4 | Sectoral research &documentation institutes; Institutes for standardisation;Companies, consultants, contractors etc.; ProfessionalassociationsAssociate Member Fee Category 5 | Departments, faculties,schools or colleges of universities or technicalInstitutes of higher education (Universities as a wholecan not be Member)Individual Member Fee Category 6 | Individuals havingan interest in the activities of CIB (not representing anorganisation)Fee Reduction:A reduction is offered to all fee levels in the magnitude of 50%for Members in countries with a GNIpc less than USD 1000 anda reduction to all fee levels in the magnitude of 25% for Membersin countries with a GNIpc between USD 1000 – 7000, asdefined by the Worldbank. (see http://siteresources.worldbank.org/DATASTATISTICS/Resources/GNIPC.pdf)Reward for Prompt Payment:All above indicated fee amounts will be increased by 10%. Memberswill subsequently be rewarded a 10% reduction in case ofactual payment received within 3 months after the invoice date.For more information contactCIB General Secretariat:e-mail: secretariat@cibworld.nlPO Box 1837, 3000 BV Rotterdam,The NetherlandsPhone +31-10-4110240;Fax +31-10-4334372Http://www.cibworld.nlPAGE 2
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