Author: IBQC Board Members that are named in the guidelines. To be successful, good practice building regulatory systems highlighted by the IBQC, must not only assure public safety, but must also support two other goals: regulatory efficiency and innovation. Regulatory regimes that are not efficient will encourage industry practitioners with limited budgets and timeframes, to […]
Author: A small group of law reform experts, who are named at the end of the document, were involved in the development of the Model Building Act as part of an IBQC subcommittee. Brief Description: This Model Building Act has been developed by the International Building Quality Centre as an international reference statute for the […]
Author: IBQC Board Members and External Experts that are named in the guidelines
Author: IBQC Board Members and External Experts that are named in the guidelines
Author: IBQC Board Members and External Experts that are named in the guidelines
Author: IBQC Board Members that are named in the guidelines
These Guidelines provide methods to develop accessible and efficient dispute resolution systems tailored to African emerging and transitioning economies. By promoting cost-effective dispute resolution and arbitration, they aim to reduce barriers to justice in building disputes. The emphasis is on leveraging existing court systems and adapting dispute resolution methods to local contexts. If applied, fairness […]
Author: IBQC Board Members