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fib members receive a variety of benefits that keeps them up-to-date on the latest technical developments related to structural concrete. All fib members receive a subscription to the quarterly Structural Concrete Journal, discounts on symposium registration fees, the fib Directory, and access to the members-only section of the fib website. In addition, depending on their membership category, they receive fib’s technical bulletins (approximately four to five bulletins per year) and/or substantial discounts on their purchase.
Task Groups and Working Parties
One of the fib’s main activities is the publication of technical bulletins: state-of-the-art reports, recommendations, guides and model codes. Ten fib Commissions and several Special Activity Groups (SAG), including several Task Groups, develop and draft these bulletins, which form the cornerstone of fib’s work and are a major contribution to the international knowledge base on structural concrete. Members come from both research and industry, ensuring a balance between theoretical knowledge and relevant practical experience. New members are always welcome.
Commission members should be members of the fib; members of task groups are encouraged but not required to become fib members.
For the list of current commissions, task groups and their working programmes, visit the commissions page.
A central aspect within the mission of the fib is the release of model codes on concrete structures and related subjects. These codes should serve worldwide as the guiding science-based documents offering in a code-type version the state of the art knowledge on the planning, design, construction, execution, operation or in service performance, maintenance, rehabilitation and dismantlement of new and existing concrete structures, respectively. The model codes should meet the latest requirements and technologies in view of aspects related to safety, serviceability, durability, resilience and sustainability of structures, recognizing economic, aesthetic and other needs of different societies.
fib Model Code (2020) is a comprehensive concrete design code that integrates provisions for both new and existing structures, prioritising sustainability by considering societal needs, life-cycle cost, and environmental impacts.
fib MC (2020) emphasises an integrated life-cycle perspective, addressing aspects like safety, durability, and adaptability while factoring concrete’s significant role in climate change.
Developed by over 1’400 contributors from 67 countries, fib MC (2020) represents the cutting-edge global consensus on concrete structure design, incorporating advancements in science and materials to ensure tested and reliable models.
A series of articles written by experts and related to the fib Model Code for Concrete Structures 2020 is available on Wiley website. Please make sure you are logged in as a fib member to access all the articles.
fib members receive a 50% discount on bulk purchases of more than 30 copies (hardcover or e-book edition) or download a copy of the MC2010 e-book edition.
Structural Concrete, the official journal of the fib, provides conceptual and procedural guidance in the field of concrete construction and features peer-reviewed papers, keynote research and industry news covering all aspects of the design, construction, performance in service, conservation (assessment, maintenance, strengthening) and demolition of concrete structures, research about the behaviour of concrete structures, development of design methods, fib Model Code, sustainability of concrete structures.
fib Members can the SC Journal issues on the fib website and download them from the fib bookstore, or download them from the Wiley Online Library. PDF articles are published since 2011.
Indexed in the Thomson Reuters (ISI) Web of Science since Volume 10 (2009), the journal now has an impact factor of 3.3 and is published six times a year. All members of the fib automatically get the latest issue of Structural Concrete, so the best way to stay informed (as well as the more convenient way to obtain the journal and other advantages) is to become a member of the fib. In order to access to the SC Journal electronically, fib members need to be logged in and follow the steps as per the FAQ.
Every issue of Structural Concrete also includes the fib’s quarterly newsletter, fib-news, which provides up-to-date information from the fib secretariatandthe latest news about fib events, members and new publications.
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Journal Article
The main part of the journal contains peer-reviewed papers. The table of contents and abstracts for issues from 2002 to 2011 are freely available via Wiley Online Library.
Other free issues in Structural Concrete
The fib prides itself on the quality of its publications. The Federation has decided to make some of them available free of charge. Our free documents include the first completed drafts of the 2010 Model Code and the Award for Outstanding Concrete Structures brochures.
Besides the publications shown above, you can have a free access to the following publication:
Structural Concrete is seeking original papers of the highest quality for publication. Papers may cover all aspects of the design, construction, performance in service, strengthening and demolition of concrete structures, including papers on research into the behaviour of structures and into the development of design methods. All papers will be subjected to a rigorous peer-review process prior to acceptance for publication. Author guidelines and manuscript submission information are available. Thus, for submitting a paper or Special issue in the SC Journal, please read and follow the Special Issue Policy.
Publisher: fib - International Federation for Structural Concrete. ISSN: 1464-4177 (print). 1751-7648 (online).
Editorial Board
Editor-in-Chief Luc Taerwe (Belgium)
Deputy Editor-in-Chief Akio Kasuga (Japan)
Associate Editors-in-Chief David Fernandez-Ordoñez (Switzerland) Eduardo Julio (Portugal) Sylvia Keßler (Germany) Tamon Ueda (Japan) Robert Vollum (UK) Guang Ye (Netherlands)
Members Carmen Andrade (Spain) György L. Balázs (Hungary) Josée Bastien (Canada) Oguzhan Bayrak (USA) Beatrice Belletti (Italy) Mikael Braestrup (Denmark) Robby Caspeele (Belgium) Íria Lícia Oliva Doniak (Brazil) Vyacheslav Falikman (Russia) Michael Fardis (Greece) Miguel Fernández Ruiz (Spain) Stephen Foster (Australia) Albert De La Fuente Antequera (Spain)
Venkat N. Heggade (India) Sung Gul Hong (Korea) Giuseppe Mancini (Italy) Guilhemo Sales Melo (Brazil) Mario E. Rodriguez (Mexico) Theodoros Rousakis (Greece) Alfred Strauss (Austria) Miroslav Sykora (Czech Republic) Jean-Michel Torrenti (France) Roman Wan-Wendner (Belgium) Feng Xing (China) Yong Yuan (China) Bin Zhao (China)
EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD
Members Erkan Akpinar (Turkey) Baraa Al-Eliwi (Iraq) Farhad Aslani (Australia) Panagiotis Asteris (Greece) Jesus Miguel Bairan (Spain) Yu-Lei Bai (China) Jiuwen Bao (China) Ahmet Benli (Turkey) Agnieszka Bigaj (Netherlands) Wouter Botte (Belgium) Joan Casas (Spain) Airong Chen (China) Vladimir Cervenka (Czech Republic) Antoni Cladera (Spain) Marten Classen (Germany) Antonio Conforti (Italy) Tommaso D’Antino (Italy) Jorge de Brito (Portugal) Wouter De Corte (Belgium) Gerrie Dieteren (Netherlands) Hiroshi Dobashi (Japan) Piotr Dybel (Poland) German Ercolani (Argentina) Duarte Faria (Switzerland) Alessandro Fantalli (Italy) Emmanuel Ferrier (France) Pietro Gambarova (Italy) Dan Gan (China)
Hans Ganz (Switzerland) Joost Gulikers (Netherlands) Muhammad Hadi (Australia) Ahmed Hamoda (Egypt) Steinar Helland (Norway) Max Hendriks (Netherlands) Majid Kadhim (Iraq) Chris G. Karayannis (Greece) Jacek Katzer (Poland) Satoshi Komatsu (Japan) Qing Quan Liang (Australia) Guan Lin (China) Bui Van Hong Linh (Vietnam) Faqi Liu (China) Qing-feng Liu (China) Xian Liu (China) Shasha Lu (China) Zheng Lu (China) Enzo Martinelli (Italy) Stuart L. Matthews (UK) Alberto Meda (Italy) Marco Menegotto (Italy) Tao Meng (China) Giovanni Metelli (Italy) Roberto Nascimbene (Italy) Mahdu Nematzadeh (Iran) Camillo Nuti (Italy) Vincent Oettel (Germany)
Maurizio Orlando (Italy) Alejandro Pérez Caldentey (Spain) Norbert Randl (Austria) Rafael Ruiz (Spain) Łukasz Sadowski (Poland) M. Neaz Sheikh (Australia) Justin Shrestha (Australia) Nikola Tošić (Spain) Taner Ucar (Turkey) Yuichi Uchida (Japan) Ramin Vaghei (Malaysia) Philippe Van Bogaert (Belgium) Pieter van der Zee (Belgium) Kim Van Tittelboom (Belgium) Gideon van Zijl (South Africa) Jan L. Vitek (Czech Republic) Phillip Visintin (Australia) Marcelo Waimberg (Brazil) Joost Walraven (Netherlands) Xin Wang (China) Yi Wang (China) Simon Wijte (Netherlands) Miao Wu (China) Jianzhuang Xiao (China) Weichen Xue (China) Carlos Zanuy (Spain) Dawei Zhang (China) Othman Zinkaah (Iraq)
In addition to the Structural Concrete journal, the fib disseminates the following publications to its members, and also to the public. The publications included on the website are those currently available; a listing of all (including online) publications may be obtained by contacting the fib secretariat.
The fib presents awards to recognize contributions to the association, to the field of structural concrete in general, structures which demonstrate concrete’s versatility, and to recognize young engineers.
The Award for Outstanding Concrete Structures 2026 is now open for submissions.
This prestigious award recognizes concrete structures that showcase the versatility of concrete as a structural medium. Presented every four years at a fib congress, the award consists of a bronze plaque displayed on the structure itself, along with certificates awarded to the principal contributors.
Nominations are submitted by fib National Delegations and evaluated by a jury appointed by the presidium. Please note that there is no limit to the number of structures a country may endorse.
To submit a structure, please download the guidelines and submission form.
The Scienta, University of New South Wales (Australia)
Park City Musashi Kosugi (Japan)
2018
Civil Engineering Structures
2014
Civil Engineering Structures
2010
Civil Engineering Structures
2006
Civil Engineering Structures
2002
Civil Engineering Structures
Takubogawa Bridge (Japan)
Egg Graben Bridge (Austria)
Third Millenium Bridge over the Ebro River (Spain)
Rion-Antirion Bridge (Greece)
Bras de la Plaine Bridge, La Réunion (France)
Térénez Bridge (France)
Svratka River Pedestrian Bridge (Czech Republic)
Floating Breakwater (Monaco)
Vltava River Metro Tunnel, Prague (Czech Republic)
Wadi Abdoun Bridge (Jordan)
Seiun Bridge, Tokusima (Japan)
Start Canal Bridge (Belgium)
Freyssinet Medal
The Freyssinet Medal recognizes outstanding technical contributions in the field of structural concrete. It is awarded every four years at a fib congress. The Freyssinet Medals are a continuation of the medals of the same name awarded by the FIP.
Since 2002, the following engineers received the fibFreyssinet Medals:
Years
Freyssinet Medalists
2022
Hugo Corres Peiretti (Spain)
Aurelio Muttoni (Switzerland)
2018
Rudy Ricciotti (France)
Jean-François Klein (Switzerland)
Giuseppe Mancini (Italy)
2014
Armando Rito (Portugal)
Joost Walraven (the Netherlands)
2010
Nigel Priestly (New Zealand)
Jiri Strasky (Czech Republic)
2006
Heinz Isler (Switzerland)
Michel Virlogeux (France)
2002
John E. Breen (U.S.)
Gert König (Germany)
Prior Freyssinet Medals were awarded by one of the fib’s predecessor associations, the FIP. The recipients of the FIP Freyssinet Medal can be found in the CEB & FIP tab.
Medal of Merit
The fib Medal of Merit is awarded to one or two recipients at fib symposia in recognition of their outstanding contributions to structural concrete and to the fib.
Since 1999, the following engineers received the fibMedal of Merit:
Years
Medalists
2025
Konrad Bergmeister (Austria)
Walter Kaufmann (Switzerland)
2024
Carmen Andrade (Spain)
Giovanni Plizzari (Italy)
2023
Manfred Curbach (Germany)
Milan Kalný (Czech Republic)
2021
Lucie Vandewalle (Belgium)
Johann Kollegger (Austria)
2020
Petr Hájek (Czech Republic)
2019
Peter Marti (Switzerland)
2017
Aad van der Horst (Netherlands)
2016
Stuart Matthews (Uk)
Michel Moussard (France)
2015
Mikael Bræstrup (Denmark)
Koji Sakai (Japan)
Tamon Ueda (Japan)
2013
Jean-François Klein (Switzerland)
2012
João Almeida (Portugal)
Jean-Marie Crémer (Belgium)
2011
Vladimir Cervenka (Czech Republic)
2009
Eduardo C. Carvalho (Portugal)
Marco Menegotto (Italy)
2008
Peter Schiessl (Germany)
2007
Tsutomu Kadotani (Japan)
Petro I. Kryvosheyev (Ukraine)
2005
Rolf Eligehausen (Germany)
Peter Lenkei (Hungary)
2004
Jacques Combault (France)
Josef Eibl (Germany)
2003
Paolo E. Pinto (Italy)
Steen Rostam (Denmark)
2001
Jean-Philippe Fuzier (France)
Dieter Jungwirth (Germany)
2000
Júlio Appleton (Portugal)
Walter Podolny (U.S.)
1999
José Calavera (Spain)
Jiri Strásky (Czech Republic)
Prior Medals of Merit were awarded by one of the fib’s predecessor associations, the FIP. The recipients of the FIP Medal of Merit can be found in the CEB & FIP tab.
Honorary Life Members
Honorary Life Members are recognized for their significant personal contributions to the work of the fib. Honorary membership continues a tradition that existed in both the CEB and FIP.
The following members have been awarded Honorary Life Membership in the fib:
Years
Honorary Life Members
2025
Avraham Dancygier (Israel)
2024
Antonio Caballero (Switzerland)
Alper Ilki (Turkey)
2023
Rolf Eligehausen (Germany)
Johan Silfwerbrand (Sweden)
2022
Tor Arne Hammer (Norway)
Terje Kanstad (Norway)
Tamon Ueda (Japan)
2021
Jan Vítek (Czech Republic)
Eduardo Julio (Portugal)
2020
Xilin Lu (China)
2019
Milan Chandoga (Slovakia)
2018
Ulf Nürnberger (Germany)
Stephen Foster (Australia)
2017
Ferdinand S. Rostásy (Germany)
Vyatcheslav R. Falikman (Russia)
2016
John Cairns (UK)
2015
Steiner Helland (Norway)
Luc Taerwe (Belgium)
2014
Fernando Stucchi (Brazil)
Arnold van Acker (Belgium)
2013
James G. Toscas (U.S.)
2012
Andrzej Ajdukiewicz (Poland)
2010
Hans Ulrich Litzner (Germany)
Jun Yamazaki (Japan)
2009
Hans Rüdiger Tewes (Germany)
2008
Álvaro García Meseguer (Spain)
2007
Hubert K. Hilsdorf (Germany)
Paul Regan (U.K.)
2006
Luis J. Lima (Argentina)
Manfred Miehlbradt (Germany)
Zivota Perisc (Serbia)
2004
Andrew Beeby (U.K.)
Jean Perchat (France)
2002
Renaud Favre (Switzerland)
Ralejs Tepfers (Sweden)
Yoshio Ozaka (Japan)
Honorary Life Members for the fib’s predecessor associations, can be found in the CEB & FIP Tab.
Honorary Presidents
Honorary presidents are elected by the General Assembly in the year following their presidency, in recognition of significant personal contribution to the fib.
This honour has been conferred on the following contributors:
Presidency
Honorary Presidents
2021-2022
Akio Kasuga (Japan)
2019-2020
Tor Ole Olsen (Norway)
2017-2018
Hugo Corres Peiretti (Spain)
2015-2016
Harald S. Müller (Germany)
2013-2014
Gordon Clark (U.K.)
2011-2012
György Balázs (Hungary)
2009-2010
Michael Fardis (Greece)
2007-2008
Hans Rudolf Ganz (Switzerland)
2005-2006
Giuseppe Mancini (Italy)
2003-2004
Jim Forbes (Australia)
2001-2002
Joost Walraven (the Netherlands)
1998-2000
Michel Virlogeux (France)
Honorary Presidents for the fib’s predecessor associations can be found in the CEB & FIP tab.
Fellows
The fib considers that it is important to recognise fib members that have been active for many years and that have contributed to the goals of the fib.
The fib fellows are elected on the basis of the following criteria:
They are current fib members and have been for the last 10 years
They have embraced the values of the federation,
They have provided continuous outstanding contributions to the development of concrete and concrete structures or to the development of the fib through the participation in Task Groups and Commissions or other means.
The contributions for concrete structures can be in the areas of education, research, design and construction.
The fib fellows will have the following benefits:
Being recognised at the fib Symposium or Congress of the year of selection
Being listed on the fib website
Being invited to incorporate the fib Fellow to his/her signature. The signature designation which will help branding and recognition for a fellow is:
"Name Lastname Ffib", to designate a person bestowed with the fib fellow.
Since the fib does not have, at the time of creation of the program, any fellows the Presidium has decided to designate all past fib Honorary members, fib medalists, Freyssinet medalists and fib Honorary Presidents as fellows of the fib.
Years
Fellows
2024
Konrad Bergmeister (Austria)
Agnieszka Bigaj van Vliet (Netherlands)
Robby Caspeele (Belgium)
Albert de la Fuente (Spain)
Gerrie Dieteren (Netherlands)
Ekkehard Fehling (Germany)
Larbi Sennour (USA)
Teddy Theryo (USA)
Roberto Torrent (Switzerland)
2023
Carola Edvardsen (The Netherlands)
Venkataramana Heggade (India)
Larry Krauser (United States)
Antonio Mari Bernat (Spain)
Stijn Matthys (Belgium)
Frank Papworth (Australia)
Mike Schlaich (Germany)
Jean-Michel Torrenti (France)
Thanasis Triantafillou (Greece)
2022
Edoardo Cosenza (Italy)
Manfred Curbach (Germany)
Avraham Dancygier (Israel)
Wit Derkowski (Poland)
Marco di Prisco (Italy)
Iria Doniak (Brazil)
Stein Atle Haugerud (Norway)
Terje Kanstad (Norway)
Shoji Ikeda (Japan)
Alberto Meda (Italy)
Alejandro Perez Caldentey (Spain)
2021
Carmen Andrade (Spain)
Eduardo Julio (Portugal)
Milan Kalny (Czech Republic)
Johann kollegger (Austria)
Lionel Linger (France)
Tor Arne Martius-Hammer (Norway)
Aurelio Muttoni (Switzerland)
Theodore Neff (United States)
Tor Ole Olsen (Norway)
Maria Rosaria Pecce (Italy)
Giovanni Plizzari (Italy)
Juan Sobrino (Spain)
Spyros Tsoukantas (Greece)
Lucie Vandewalle (Belgium)
Jan Vítek (Czech Republic)
2020
Petr Hajek (Czech Republic)
Xilin Lu (China)
2019
Milan Chandoga (Slovakia)
Hugo Corres Peiretti (Spain)
Peter Marti (Switzerland)
2018
Stephen Foster (Australia)
Ulf Nürnberger (Germany)
Rudy Ricciotti (France)
2017
Vyatcheslav R. Falikman (Russia)
Ferdinand S. Rostásy (Germany)
Aad van der Horst (Netherlands)
2016
John Cairns (UK)
Stuart Matthews (Uk)
Michel Moussard (France)
Harald S. Müller (Germany)
2015
Mikael Bræstrup (Denmark)
Steiner Helland (Norway)
Koji Sakai (Japan)
Luc Taerwe (Belgium)
Tamon Ueda (Japan)
2014
Gordon Clark (U.K.)
Armando Rito (Portugal)
Fernando Stucchi (Brazil)
Arnold van Acker (Belgium)
2013
Jean-François Klein (Switzerland)
James G. Toscas (U.S.)
2012
Andrzej Ajdukiewicz (Poland)
João Almeida (Portugal)
György Balázs (Hungary)
Jean-Marie Crémer (Belgium)
2011
Vladimir Cervenka (Czech Republic)
2010
Michael Fardis (Greece)
Hans Ulrich Litzner (Germany)
Nigel Priestly (New Zealand)
Jun Yamazaki (Japan)
2009
Eduardo C. Carvalho (Portugal)
Marco Menegotto (Italy)
Hans Rüdiger Tewes (Germany)
2008
Alvaro Carcia Meseguer (Spain)
Hans Rudolf Ganz (Switzerland)
Peter Schiessl (Germany)
2007
Hubert K. Hilsdorf (Germany)
Tsutomu Kadotani (Japan)
Petro I. Kryvosheyev (Ukraine)
Paul Regan (U.K.)
2006
Heinz Isler (Switzerland)
Luis J. Lima (Argentina)
Giuseppe Mancini (Italy)
Manfred Miehlbradt (Germany)
Zivota Perisc (Serbia)
2005
Rolf Eligehausen (Germany)
Peter Lenkei (Hungary)
2004
Andrew Beeby (U.K.)
Jacques Combault (France)
Josef Eibl (Germany)
Jim Forbes (Australia)
Jean Perchat (France)
2003
Paolo E. Pinto (Italy)
Steen Rostam (Denmark)
2002
John E. Breen (U.S.)
Renaud Favre (Switzerland)
Gert König (Germany)
Yoshio Ozaka (Japan)
Ralejs Tepfers (Sweden)
Joost Walraven (the Netherlands)
2001
Jean-Philippe Fuzier (France)
Dieter Jungwirth (Germany)
2000
Júlio Appleton (Portugal)
Walter Podolny (U.S.)
Michel Virlogeux (France)
1999
José Calavera (Spain)
Jiri Strásky (Czech Republic)
Achievement Award for Young Engineers
The call for entries for the fib AAYE 2027 will be published in 2026. Please make sure you are subscribed to our e-newsletter to be the first one to know once we publish the call for entries. Please contact the fib Secretariat if you have any questions.
The fib Achievement Award for Young Engineers is awarded every two years at an fib symposium to engineers who are younger than 40 years old. In general. The award is given in two categories — the Research category and the Design & Construction category. All candidates have to be endorsed by the fib National Delegation of their country.
This award was formerly known as the Diploma to Younger Engineers. Since 2001, The following young engineers have received the Achievement Award:
Years
Research
Design & Construction
2025
Inês Rosa (Portugal)
Sébastien Verger Leboeuf (Canada)
2023
Eline Vereecken (Belgium)
Ysabel Guil-Celada (Spain)
2021
Darko Tasevski (Swizterland)
Anton Kivell (New Zealand)
2019
Jesper Sørensen (Denmark)
Benjamin Kromoser (Austria)
2017
Patrick Huber (Austria)
Miguel Sacristan (Spain)
2015
João Pedro Santos (Portugal)
Yuguang Yang (Netherlands)
Luca Cargnino (Italy)
2013
Kamyab Zandi Hanjari (Sweden)
Bente Skovseth Nyhus (Norway)
2011
Juan Sagaseta (United Kingdom)
Oscar Ramon Ramos Gutierrez (Spain)
2009
Ana M. Ruiz-Teran (Spain)
Chris Hendy (United Kingdom)
2007
Steffen Grunewald (Netherlands)
Gopal Srinivasan (United Kingdom)
2005
Joris Fellinger (Netherlands)
Guido Morgenthal (Germany)
2003
Stefano Pampanin (Italy)
Cees Blom (Netherlands)
Luis Cãncio Martins (Portugal)
Stein Atle Haugerud (Norway)
2001
Tetsuya Ishida (Japan)
Jeanette Bouwmeester (Netherlands)
In addition to the award winners, there may be special mentions given in each category.
Years
Research
Design & Construction
2019
Hezi Y. Grisaro (Israel)
Fernando Acosta Urrea (Colombia/Germany)
2017
Fuyuan Gong (Japan)
Bruno Dal Lago (Italy)
Alvaro Serrano (Spain)
Carlo Segato (Italy)
2015
Kåre Flindt Jørgensen (Denmark)
2011
Gian Paolo Cimellaro(Italy)
Domenico Pennucci (Italy)
2007
Jonathan Shave (UK)
Eva Oller Ibars (Spain)
2005
Frank Kaalberg (Netherlands)
Fabrizio Palmisano (Italy)
2003
Anne Beeldens (Belgium)
Young Member Group Award
Scope
The contest looks at new sustainable, low-cost, time-efficient solutions accounting for lifetime management for:
Recycling from waste to rebuild;
Assessing damaged structures and infrastructure;
Reusing and repairing damaged structures and infrastructure;
Shelters, blast-resistant, and special defensive structures;
Preventive and innovative structural solutions for natural disasters.
Solutions combining different materials are eligible but reinforced concrete structures and infrastructure must play a key role for the proposed solutions.
Goals
The world has witnessed natural disasters and wars that have affected millions of people by leaving behind a trail of destruction and despair. In the aftermath of a disaster, the most urgent needs are to provide shelter, food, water, sanitation, health care, and security to the affected population. However, these needs are often difficult to meet due to the lack of resources and infrastructure.
Therefore, there is a need for innovative solutions that can address the challenges of disaster response and recovery in a time-efficient and low-cost manner. Furthermore, preventing solutions to reduce the impact of future disasters are also important to increase society resilience. These solutions should be able to adapt to different contexts and scenarios, and leverage local capacities and resources.
The aim of this competition is to encourage and reward the development of such solutions by inviting individuals and teams from around the world to present their ideas for the recovery of disaster-broken zones.
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