Global Activities
Region 10 is the home of ASCE global members and covers all 174 countries outside of US, Canada and Mexico.
Sections of the global Region 10 are formed at a country level to promote the technical and professional development of members through meetings and study of local engineering practices. ASCE encourages the spirit of cooperation among members, engineering communities and with other engineering societies in matters of common interest.
Region 10 Member Count: 34,382
Australia/New Zealand
Europe
Latin America
Middle East & Africa
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The ASCE Distinguished Service Medal Award in Region 10 was established to recognize distinguished service to ASCE through service to Region 10.
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ASCE has agreements of cooperation to promote collaboration with 84 engineering organizations in 66 countries around the world.
ASCE participates in several international engineering federations such as ACECC, UPADI, WFEO, and ECCE.
Bridge design concept harmonizes with nature
The proposed project was a finalist in a 2025 architecture awards contest.
Nigeria’s civil engineering community embraces ASCE president, tightens bonds with Society
Nurturing the Society’s expanding standing in Nigeria made it a natural destination...
Giant Ethiopian dam promises greater flood control and water management
When completed, it will be the largest hydropower project in Africa.
New hotel in Saudi Arabia will be a blueprint for sustainable living
The futuristic-looking structure will appear to shimmer from sand to sky.
China supports biodiversity through bird-watching project
It will bring economic and environmental value to an unused island.
Project blending architecture, landscape built on protected British lands
High-tech film and television studio can be supported sustainably.
Extension to Swedish science museum features unique timber framing
The domed arena and crisscrossing, free-form roof of Wisdome Stockholm were made...
In Bordeaux, France, the Simone Veil Bridge does more than cross a river
The bridge’s wide deck provides a public space for cultural and commercial...
Scientists search for ways to dispose of unexploded World War II bombs
These munitions pose complex risks to human and marine life.
Paris Olympics swim venue’s timber elements put sustainability on display
New swimming facility will serve France’s swim team and local communities long...
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