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Member Associations Works Contracts Situation Project Sustainability Management PSM Principles PSM Project Objectives PSM Project Objectives PSM Project Objectives PSM Case Study Poudre School Building (operation phase) Nagara River Estuary Barrage, Japan PSM System Guidelines PSM System Guidelines PSM System Guidelines PSM Status FIDIC Contacts World Trade Center – Geneva Airport Box 311 – CH-1215 Geneva – Switzerland fidic@ - Fédération Internationale des Ingénieurs-Conseils Project Sustainability Management Peter Boswell General Manager Sustainable Development Task Force Technology-based services supplied by the consulting engineering industry $110 bn Total construction cost $2700 bn FIDIC national Member Associations 74 Industry staff represented 1 million Firms represented 40,000 Main sectors supplied by the industry - transport 54% - industrial commercial buildings facilities 20% - land development 14% - drainage, water waste 12% Client design MDB financed projects May 2005 What is needed? A complete revision of the world’s infrastructure by replacing and upgrading the legacy of technologies, processes, procedures and procurement systems with increasingly more sustainable approaches, most of which have yet to be invented. How will it be done? Incrementally, project by project at a rate determined by project owners. How will decisions be made? By deciding on the types of projects and their implementation based on local regulation, standards, requirements, knowledge and stakeholder agenda. Status In the absence of consensus, organizations and interest groups promote their own notions of sustainability. Project owners, practitioners and stakeholders confront a confusing array of man