About ICPMA
International Construction Project Management Association - spreading best practice globally through friendly networks
The ICPMA is a unique worldwide not-for-profit organisation that spreads best practice in construction and project management throughout its membership. Initially founded in 2001 in Cannes, it is a modern and dynamic forum, providing opportunities to network with other professionals and academics and to engage in new business and research on a global basis.
ICPMA believes in the values of alliance, and using modern methods to increase the quality of delivery.
ICPMA runs a yearly awards programme to honour successful projects: highlighting those that have used "the better way" to manage successful outcomes and have embraced digital technology to create innovative solutions.
ICPMA also realises the value of young professionals and their contribution to the future via the Young International Construction Project Management Association.
ICPMA likes to welcome new members - email us, or follow on Facebook at ICPMA or Linkedin at International Construction Project Management Association.
ICPMA has contributed the following articles to this Wiki:
Featured articles and news
A balanced approach to the office
Wellbeing to influence mix of home and office based working.
An introduction to cobotics.
Survey reports on outlook for the engineering sector.
A simple path to possible error avoidance.
Construction + technology = ConTech.
Social distancing and construction sites
New low and high tech tools enter the marketplace.
Report looks at mental health in the built environment.
Radiant wall heating method to control rising damp.
What future infrastructure provision might look like.
Highlighting the health benefits of home improvement.
Pavilions for music, entertainment, and leisure. Book review.
Broadening our understanding of Dublin’s chequered social history.
What are those little green huts?
The charm of London's Cabmen's shelters.
Future Weather Files research tool looking for feedback.
Exploring the Colour Rendering Index.
Why it's important to find out what went wrong.
ECA reviews the shape of the construction job market.