FIDIC Board
Members of the board, who are elected by member associations at the annual FIDIC general assembly meeting, have a number of key responsibilities which include the following:
- Carry out the resolutions of the general assembly;
- Preparing an annual report, formulating and modifying by-laws and endorsing audited annual accounts for ratification by the general assembly;
- Appointing members of FIDIC standing committees and task forces, approving their terms of reference and monitoring their activities.
The board also conducts strategic planning for FIDIC including the continuous assessment of developments affecting the consulting industry, the planning of actions to reposition FIDIC when required and the reviewing and updating of the current strategic plan. The board also periodically reviews and updates, or prepares, new policies where required. Members of the board represent FIDIC and play an important role in maintaining and enhancing the organisation’s image on the global stage. The board also liaises with appropriate levels and officials of international organisations relevant to FIDIC’s interests and conducts regular visits to member associations.
The FIDIC board meets at least three times per year, once coinciding with the FIDIC Global Infrastructure Conference.