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The 2010

SUMMIT

Department:
South African Council for Project and Public Works
Construction management Professions REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA
Programme of events

DAY ONE: WEDNESDAY, 26 MAY 2010


08:00 TO 08:55 a time when everyone thought the chain; the regulated professional
Registration economic crisis was over. environment; future prospects
for a responsive professional who
09:00 TO 09:10 Speaker: Dr Charles Martin, forms a positive link between the
Welcome by Programme Bureau for Economic Research client and the contractor; the
Directors: (BER) challenges and opportunities for
Bridgette Gasa, President the professional of the future.
CIOB Africa 12:15 TO 12:55 Speaker: Christopher Campbell,
Presentation III: President of the Engineering
Ronnie Khoza, CEO, cidb Intensive care for rural Council of South Africa (ECSA)
development: Management by
Leaders’ Remarks – setting the statistics; a proposed framework 14:50 TO 15:35
tone for the summit: to reform the entire rural Presentation V:
Prof. Raymond Nkado, development sector from a liability Sustainable development agenda
Chairperson, cidb to affluence. Using water and pertaining to infrastructure develop-
infrastructure developments for ment in Africa. Mitigating climate
Prof. Li Shirong, President, upliftment, development and change and applying micro-climate
CIOB International sustainability of rural areas with studies in planning and designing
specific reference to solutions high-density public housing develop-
10:20 TO 10:50 for current indigents and their ments, offering a greener environ-
Keynote Presentation I: participation towards economic ment for healthy communities.
activity. Speaker: Prof. George Ofori,
ESKOM’s Investment Programme Speaker: Dr K Gast, Chairman Department of Building, University
– a practical approach to of the GAST Group, Absorbatox of Singapore
energy generation in support Pharmaceuticals and various trusts
of the future of South Africa’s and NPOs 15:40 TO 16:05
infrastructure development Networking Tea Break
and the country’s economy. 13:00 TO 13:55
The speaker will provide an in- Networking Lunch 16:10 TO 16:55
depth analysis and breakdown Presentation VI:
of ESKOM’s infrastructure 14:00 TO 14:45 Maintenance and sustainability
investment strategy and plan for Presentation IV: of state infrastructure and how
the medium- to long-term period. This address will provide insight in this should be used to support
the role played by the registered contractor development.
Speaker: Andrew Etzinger, professionals in driving a new Speaker: Dr Rodney Milford
General Manager: Business paradigm shift in designing
Strategy and Integration, Eskom relevant infrastructure that 17:00 TO 17:30
resonates with the needs of a Excellence in Construction Awards
10:50 TO 11:15 demanding and transforming Ceremony
Networking Tea Break society, providing cost-effective/
value-for-money options, while 17:35 TO 19:00
11:20 TO 11:30 maintaining excellent quality Networking opportunity with cash
Sponsor’s Message standards in the construction value bar

11:35 TO 12:10
Presentation II:

The speaker will paint a picture


of how the international forces,
especially the recent economic
crisis, have affected the South
African construction industry;
analyse the current and future
scenario of a secondary wave of
the economic crisis; and how the
industry is likely to be affected at

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Programme of events

DAY TWO: THURSDAY, MAY 27, 2010


08:00 TO 08:55 11:50 TO 12:15 environmental rating system in
Registration Keynote Presentation II: South Africa.

09:00 TO 09:10 Overview of Sino-Africa partner- Speaker: Jason Buch, Technical


Welcome by programme directors: ships and access to funds from Manager, Green Building Council
China. of South Africa
Bridgette Gasa,
President, CIOB Africa Speaker: Prof. Li Shirong, 14:45 TO 15:30
President, CIOB International and Discussion
Ronnie Khoza, CEO, cidb President, CIOB China
Perspectives and advice from lo-
09:10 TO 10:15 12:15 TO 13:00 cal and global industry leaders.
Leaders’ Remarks: Keynote Presentation III: Leaders in the South African
construction industry share
Hon. Minister Geoff Doidge, Navigating the changing market- their viewpoints on the chal-
Minister of Public Works place: The economic perspective lenges faced within the sector,
of the construction industry in and shed light on unexplored
Cecil Rose, Deputy Chairperson, Southern Africa. opportunities.
cidb
Speaker: Henk Langenhoven, Moderator: Bob Hindle
Michael Brown, Deputy CE, SAFCEC
CIOB International Panellists: Shaun Webber, NMC
13:00 TO 14:00 Michael van Rooyen, managing
10:15 TO 11:20 Networking Lunch director, Group Five Building
Keynote presentation I: Additional panellists to be
14:00 TO 14:40 confirmed.
The role of the public sector in driv- Presentation IV:
ing building programmes: Alterna- 15:30 TO 15:55
tive delivery models for speedy The Green Building Council of Networking Tea Break
infrastructure delivery. South Africa and the Green Star
SA Environmental Rating System 16:00 TO 16:30
Speaker: Dr Ron Watermeyer, for Buildings. The speaker will Inputs and open discussion on
Director, Soderlund and Schutte address the audience on the work regional cooperation as a stra-
of the GBCSA and its approach tegic development focus of the
11:20 TO 11:45 to the establishment and imple- future: Challenges, successes,
Networking Tea Break mentation of the Green Star SA comments and questions based
on experiences from developing
countries.
Main topics for open discus-
sion coordinated from various
participants before the summit.
Representatives from develop-
ing countries are encouraged to
substantiate their inputs at
the summit.
This discussion will form the
basis for the next Construction
Summit in 2011.

16:35
Closing Remarks:

Bridgette Gasa, president,


CIOB Africa
Ronnie Khoza, CEO, cidb

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