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International Agreements of Cooperation



What is an Agreement of Cooperation?


In 1985, the Agreement of Cooperation was established to facilitate communication and joint activities among engineering organizations around the world. The Agreement is a contract between ASCE and a counterpart society in another country whose purpose is to exchange technical, scientific, and professional information to better serve their membership and the engineering profession. The Agreement encourages joint membership in both organizations and a complimentary membership is offered by ASCE to the chief staff officer of the other society. To date, ASCE has 65 Agreements of Cooperation. It is the intent of the International Activities Committee that these contracts result in active communication and cooperation in joint projects.
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Where does ASCE have Agreements of Cooperation?



Argentina

Argentina Center of Engineers (CAI)
www.cai.org.ar

The Argentine Federation of Civil Engineering (FADIC)


Australia

The Institution of Engineers, Australia (IEAust)
www.ieaust.org.au


Austria

Austrian Society of Engineers & Architects (OIAV)
www.oiav.at


Bangladesh

The Institution of Engineers, Bangladesh (IEB)
www.ieb-bd.org


Brazil

Institute of Engineering, Brazil (IEB)
www.institutodeengenharia.org.br


Canada

The Canadian Society for Civil Engineering (CSCE)
www.csce.ca


Chile

The Institution of Engineers, Chile (IIC)
www.iing.cl


China

China Civil Engineering Society (CCES)


The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers (HKIE)
www.hkie.org.hk


Colombia

Colombian Society of Engineers (SCI)
www.sci.org.co


Costa Rica

Society of Civil Engineers, Costa Rica (CIC)


Croatia

The Croatian Society of Civil Engineers (HDGI)


Czech Republic

The Czech Institution of Structural & Civil Engineers (CSSI)


Denmark

Danish Society of Civil Engineering (IDA BYG)
www.idabyg.ida.dk


Ecuador

Association of Civil Engineers of Pichincha-Ecuador (CICP)
www.cicp.org.ec


Egypt

Egyptian Society of Engineers (ESE)

Egyptian Society of Irrigation Engineers (ESIE)


Ethiopia

Ethiopian Association of Civil Engineers (EACE)


Finland

Association of Finnish Civil Engineers (RIL)
www.ril.fi


France

National Council of Engineers and Scientists of France (CNISF)
www.cnisf.org


Germany

Association of German Engineers, VDI, Society for Civil Engineering
www.vdi.de


Ghana

Ghana Institution of Engineers (GhIE)
www.ghie.netafrik.com


Greece

Technical Chamber of Greece (TEE)
www.tee.gr


Hungary

Federation of Technical and Scientific Societies (MTESZ)
www.mtesz.hu



India

The Institution of Engineers,India (IEI)
www.ieiindia.org.in


Ireland

The Institution of Engineers of Ireland (IEI)
www.iei.ie


Israel

Israeli Society of Civil Engineers (ISCE)


Italy

National Council of Engineers, Italy (CNI)
cni-online.it/menu.htm


Japan

Architectural Institute of Japan (AIJ)
www.aij.or.jp

Japan Society of Civil Engineers (JSCE)
www.jsce.or.jp/e


Kenya

The Institution of Engineers of Kenya (IEK)


Korea

Korean Society of Civil Engineers (KSCE)
www.ksce.or.kr


Kuwait

Kuwait Society of Engineers (KSE)
www.kse.org.kw


Lebanon

Order of Engineers and Architects, Lebanon (OEA)


Malaysia

Institution of Engineers Malaysia (IEM)
www.iem.org.my


Mexico

Association of Civil Engineers of Mexico (CICM)
www.cicm.fi-p.unam.mx

Federation of Civil Engineering Associations of the Mexican Republic (FECIC)
www.fecic.org.mx


Mongolia

Mongolian Association of Civil Engineers (MACE)


Nepal

Society of Civil Engineers Nepal (SCEN)


Netherlands

Royal Institution of Engineers in the Netherlands (KIvI)
www.kivi.nl


New Zealand

Institution of Professional Engineers New Zealand (IPENZ)
www.ipenz.org.nz


Norway

Norwegian Society of Chartered Engineers (NIF)


Pakistan

The Institution of Engineers, Pakistan (IEP)


Panama

Panamanian Society of Engineers and Architects (SPIA)


Peru

College of Engineers of Peru (CIP)
www.cip.org.pe


Philippines

Philippine Institute of Civil Engineers (PICE)
http://www.pice.org.ph


Poland

Polish Society of Civil Engineers (PZITB)
http://www.zgpzitb.org.pl


Portugal

Order of Engineers (OE)


Slovakia

Slovak Association of Civil Engineers (SZSI)


South Africa

The South African Institution of Civil Engineers (SAICE)
www.englink.org.za


Spain

Association of Civil Engineers (AICCP)
www.ingenieria-civil.org

Institution of Civil Engineers (CICCP)


Sri Lanka

The Institution of Engineers, Sri Lanka (IESL)
www.iesl.slt.lk


Sweden

Swedish Society of Civil and Structural Engineers (SVR)
www.svr.se


Switzerland

Swiss Society of Engineers and Architects (SIA)


Taiwan

Chinese Institute of Civil & Hydraulic Engineering (CICHE)
www.ciche.org.tw


Tanzania

The Institution of Engineers Tanzania (IET)
www.iet.co.tz


Thailand

Engineering Institute of Thailand (EIT)
www.eit.or.th


Turkey

Turkish Chamber of Civil Engineers (IMO)


United Kingdom

European Council of Civil Engineers (ECCE)
www.eccenet.org
Yrjö Matikainen, President
President of European Council of Civil Engineers ECCE
Tel +358 40 7750353
Fax +358 9 72898760
Kantakyläntie 7 N
00640 Helsinki
Finland

Secretariat Corresponence Address
Diane Maxwell, Secretary General
3 Springfield, Amersham, BUcks HP6 5 JU, UK
T: (+44) 1494 723369

The Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE)
www.ice.org.uk

The Institution of Structural Engineers (IStructE)
www.istructe.org.uk


Zimbabwe

The Zimbabwe Institution of Engineers (ZIE)

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