CLGE Working for a Profession

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1 CLGE Working for a Profession Jean-Yves Pirlot, CLGE President October 2013 PCC Conference Vilnius

2 The European Surveyor, Today and tomorrow Jean-Yves Pirlot, CLGE President October 2013 PCC Conference Vilnius

3 Overview Short presentation of CLGE Surveyors in Today s Europe Reference studies conducted since 1995 Current developments Towards a European Surveyor? The need of regulation and homogenization The publicly appointed surveyor

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5 Leading Surveyors Association 36 Member countries + 3 Observing members 28 EU Members States >> Surveyors Requires close cooperation FIG, YSEN, EuroGeographics, PCC European Bodies National Associations

6 One Profession Civil Servants Publicly Appointed Regulated Profession Free Market

7 CLGE: a definition CLGE is the leading representational body for the Surveying Profession in Europe. - Promotes the Profession in the EU - Fosters its development in the Council of Europe Surveying includes Cadastral Surveying which provides security to land and property title and thus underlies the economic base of western society. Geospatial Information is now ubiquitous in our lives and the Surveyor plays a fundamental role in this field.

8 CLGE: a definition CLGE is the leading representational body for the Surveying Profession in Europe. - Promotes the Profession in the EU - Fosters its development in the Council of Europe Surveying includes Cadastral Surveying which provides security to land and property title and thus underlies the economic base of western society. Geospatial Information is now ubiquitous in our lives and the Surveyor plays a fundamental role in this field.

9 CLGE: a definition The individual Surveyors spread over now 36 member states are the final and most important beneficiaries of our activities. CLGE also pursues more general aims such as: - the sustainable development; - public and individual interests European Citizens.

10 The Executive Board

11 Strategic Goals of CLGE Take part in the legislative process governing the exercise of the Surveying Profession at the European and national levels; Build a Professional image of the European of Surveyor, recognized by the national governments as well as the EU; Motivate young surveyors to become active within their national associations and hence within CLGE. Make sure that the CLGE members are satisfied with the performance of CLGE.

12 Strategic Goals of CLGE Influence; Visibility; Renewal; Members Satisfaction.

13 European Code of Conduct

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15 Global IPMS Coalition

16 Strategic Goals of CLGE Influence; Visibility; Renewal; Members Satisfaction.

17 House of the European Surveyor and GeoInformation in Brussels

18 GSA & CLGE hand in hand

19 The European Space Expo moves to Budapest

20 (GNSS surveys to map P for disabled people)

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22 CheeHai TEO, FIG President

23 Day Of Galileo Galilee the European Surveyor &GI Day

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25 Budapest Declaration

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27 Strategic Goals: Renewal Motivate young surveyors to become active within their national associations and hence within CLGE

28 CLGE Students Contest & Meeting

29 Developing a YSEN (FIG YSN)

30 CLGE Students Contest & Meeting YSEN Meeting

31 Strategic Goals: Satisfaction Make sure that the CLGE members are satisfied with our performance

32 Introduction of WorkShops

33 GeoInformatics

34 Twitter: CLGEPresident and _CLGE

35 Overview Short presentation of CLGE Surveyors in Today s Europe Reference studies conducted since 1995 Current developments Towards a European Surveyor? The need of regulation and homogenization The publicly appointed surveyor

36 Allan Report 1980, 89, 1995

37 Studies with Eurogeographics

38 Dynamic Professional Knowledge Base

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40 Aims of the DPKB Explain and promote our profession to the European Bodies Guide the individual Surveyors Information source and decision tool for our Stakeholders and Partners European institutions National Organisations (best practices) PCC, EuroGeographics,

41 Structure Comprehensive collection of relevant information about the profession in all CLGE member countries Incorporates existing information after validity check Regularly updated, with permanent quality assessment

42 Key Elements National legal framework Fields of activity Professional recognition Public appointment Education programmes Statistical data / economical data Other relevant information

43 DPKB

44 4 PILLARS Civil Servants Publicly Appointed Regulated Profession Free Market

45 4 PILLARS Article 45 Article 51 Mutual Services Prev. 39 Prev. 45 Recognition

46 4 PILLARS Civil Servants Publicly Appointed Regulated Profession Free Market

47 4 PILLARS Civil Servants Publicly Appointed Regulated Profession Free Market

48 4 PILLARS Civil Servants Publicly Appointed Regulated Profession Free Market

49 Code Accord of PQ Multilateral for Liberal Cadastral Surveyors = BAC+5 + 2T + SE

50 Overview Short presentation of CLGE Surveyors in Today s Europe Reference studies conducted since 1995 Current developments Towards a European Surveyor? The need of regulation and homogenization The publicly appointed surveyor

51 2-pronged approach Regulate and harmonize the profession Need of a mutually recognized professional qualification level (nationally and EU) Join our code of Professional Qualifications (letter of intent) Think about a harmonized education system Introduce Public appointment Confer/confirm the Official Authority entrusted to the cadastral Surveyor

52 Conclusions Esprit de Corps (the whole profession) CLGE is eager to sign the common vision paper build on this common vision guarantee the security of land tenure CLGE proposes to coordinate our actions as presented before

53 DPKB