ICE (I) and the National Institute of Disaster Management (NIDM) have signed a collaborative MoU, signaling a united effort towards disaster management and infrastructure development in India. Together, they aim to develop resilient infrastructure designs, assess vulnerabilities, and explore innovative technologies for disaster risk reduction. This partnership will facilitate knowledge exchange between experts, enhancing skills and resources to effectively reduce disaster risks and build resilient infrastructure across the country.
The Institution of Civil Engineers (India) [ICE (I)] has recently signed a (MoU) with National Institute of Technology Delhi (NIT Delhi), marking a significant collaboration. This partnership aims to foster advancements in civil engineering and infrastructure development through joint research initiatives and knowledge exchange programs. With their combined expertise, ICE (I) and NIT Delhi are poised to drive innovation and address contemporary challenges in the field.
The Institution of Civil Engineers (India) [ICE (I)] has recently entered into a collaboration with the National Institute of Technology Manipur (NIT Manipur) by signing a (MoU). This partnership aims to advance civil engineering and drive innovation in infrastructure development through joint research and capacity-building initiatives. With their combined expertise, ICE (I) and NIT Manipur are set to make significant strides in shaping the future of civil engineering in the region.
The Asian Civil Engineering Coordinating Council (ACECC) convened its 37th Executive Committee Meeting (ECM) and celebrated its 20th Anniversary in Goa, India. The event featured a seminar hosted by the Institute of Civil Engineers on "Improvements to Engineering Governance through Common Ethics, Standards & Application of Geosynthetics for Various Civil Engineering Disciplines." Discussions highlighted advancements in engineering practices and the role of geosynthetics in civil engineering.
CECAR9, the 9th Civil Engineering Conference in the Asian Region, wrapped up its sessions on "Sustainable Design and Eco Technologies for Infrastructure." This landmark event, often likened to the Olympic Games of civil engineering, saw industry experts converge to advance sustainable practices and foster lasting partnerships.
