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, Twitter at ICPMA2 or LinkedIn at International Construction Project Management Association.
ICPMA has contributed the following articles to this Wiki:
Empowering_Change:_Lessons_from_Three_Remarkable_Women
Innovation - the key to success
SE Asia - what's happening now, post corona
Re-starting_construction_in_a_Covid-19_environment
Emotional Intelligence in Construction
Digital Transformation in the Construction Project Management Industry
Construction Project Management Online: what works and what is to come
Sustainable Mobility Infrastructure - Connecting Cities and People
Construction Project Management Overseas : Have fun and work abroad
Featured articles and news
Delivering for tenants; National Retrofit Hub
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Government consultations for the summer of 2025
A year of Labour, past and present consultations on the environment, the built environment, training and tax.
CMA competitiveness probe of major housing developers
100 million affordable housing contributions committed with further consultation published.
Homes England supports Greencore Homes
42 new build affordable sustainable homes in Oxfordshire.
Zero carbon social housing: unlocking brownfield potential
Seven ZEDpod strategies for brownfield housing success.
CIOB report; a blueprint for SDGs and the built environment
Pairing the Sustainable Development Goals with projects.
Types, tests, standards and fires relating to external cladding
Brief descriptions with an extensive list of fires for review.
Latest Build UK Building Safety Regime explainer published
Key elements in one short, now updated document.
UKGBC launch the UK Climate Resilience Roadmap
First guidance of its kind on direct climate impacts for the built environment and how it can adapt.
CLC Health, Safety and Wellbeing Strategy 2025
Launched by the Minister for Industry to look at fatalities on site, improving mental health and other issues.
One of the most impressive Victorian architects. Book review.
Common Assessment Standard now with building safety
New CAS update now includes mandatory building safety questions.
RTPI leader to become new CIOB Chief Executive Officer
Dr Victoria Hills MRTPI, FICE to take over after Caroline Gumble’s departure.
Social and affordable housing, a long term plan for delivery
The “Delivering a Decade of Renewal for Social and Affordable Housing” strategy sets out future path.
A change to adoptive architecture
Effects of global weather warming on architectural detailing, material choice and human interaction.
The proposed publicly owned and backed subsidiary of Homes England, to facilitate new homes.
How big is the problem and what can we do to mitigate the effects?
Overheating guidance and tools for building designers
A number of cool guides to help with the heat.
The UK's Modern Industrial Strategy: A 10 year plan
Previous consultation criticism, current key elements and general support with some persisting reservations.
Building Safety Regulator reforms
New roles, new staff and a new fast track service pave the way for a single construction regulator.