CIAT agrees to collaboration arrangement with CIB
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[edit] Introduction
The Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists (CIAT) has signed a collaborative agreement with the International Council for Research and Innovation in Building and Construction (CIB).
[edit] Purpose
The purpose of the agreement is for both organisations to share, jointly produce and/or disseminate research outputs, information, knowledge and current good practice through conferences, publications and events, thus promoting the skills, competences and professions of the members of both CIAT and CIB.
It will also position both organisations as leaders in the field of enhancing the built environment and architectural science and technology research.
Both CIB and CIAT look forward to a fruitful and positive relationship.
[edit] About CIB
CIB's purpose is to provide a global network for international exchange and cooperation in building and construction research and innovation. This global network supports an improved building process and enhanced performance of the built environment. CIB's objectives are to be:
- A valued source of information concerning worldwide building and construction research and innovation.
- An effective access point to the global research community.
- A forum for collaboration between the entire spectrum of building and construction interests and the global research community.
In achieving these objectives, CIB shall promote collaboration with relevant national and international organisations for universal benefit.
This article originally appeared on the CIAT website under the headline, 'CIAT signs collaborative agreement with International Council for Research and Innovation in Building and Construction'. It was published on 20 May 2021.
--CIAT
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