Presentation in Valencia 5.12.13 CLGE_European_Surveyor_Today&Tomorrow

1. CLGE
Working for a Profession
Jean-Yves Pirlot, CLGE President
Pedro J. Ortiz, CLGE Vice-President
5.12.2013
Valencia’s Conference

2. The European Surveyor,
Today and tomorrow
Jean-Yves Pirlot, CLGE President
Pedro J. Ortiz, CLGE Vice-President
5.12.2013
Valencia’s Conference

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

5. Leading Surveyors Association
• 36 Member countries
• + 3 Observing members
• 28 EU Members States
• >> 100.000 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 2012 - 2014

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

12. Ways to reach our SG
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Proximity
– Executive Board – General Assembly
– Delegates – National Liaison Groups
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Pro-Activity
– Engage with European Bodies
– Cooperate with sister Organisations
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Professionalism
– Efficient way to our targets

13. Strategic Goals of CLGE
• Influence;
• Visibility;
• Renewal;
• Members Satisfaction.

14. European Code of Conduct
To improve quality of professional services

15. www.eureal.eu

16. euREAL
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The European Real Estate Area Label
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Is integrated in Annex III of the INSPIRE directive
Was welcomed by the INSPIRE coordinator as a
‘Visionary Cross Border Tool for Transparency’
The European Commission
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will ask CEN (the European Normalisation body) to
develop a European Norm Based on the CLGE Code
has acknowledged CLGE’s willingness to cooperate and to
open its newly formed Working Group to this task
allows Member States to use their own standard but
encourages the use of the CLGE standard as default

17. Global IPMS Coalition
http://ipmsc.org/

19. Common vision for Cooperation
on Cadastre and Land Registry Issues
WE – the five international organisations intend to represent common
views in front of the European decision makers.
Whenever possible, according to our specific aims, we will join forces, in order to
have our voices heard, and we will establish close cooperation and
coordinate our strategies to assist National Cadastre and Land Registry
Institutions / Authorities to provide Europe with effective and secure European
land administration processes, data, information and services.
We want to enhance our core strengths as Organisations by working closely,
minimising duplication of work and overlapping competencies, increase
communication amongst us, help and complement each other through
our core expertise.
In pursuit of these aims, we invite other like-minded organisations to join us in
sharing this vision.
Therefore, WE – EuroGeographics, PCC, ELRA, EULIS and CLGE, together
sign this vision document.
Vilnius, Lithuania 23rd of October 2013

20. Strategic Goals of CLGE
• Influence;
• Visibility;
• Renewal;
• Members Satisfaction.

22. House of the European Surveyor
and GeoInformation in Brussels

23. GSA & CLGE hand in hand

24. The European Space Expo moves to
Budapest

25. www.BlueParking.eu
(GNSS surveys to map P for disabled people)

27. CheeHai TEO, FIG President

28. Day
Galileo
Galilee
Surveyor
Of
the
European
&GI
Day

30. Budapest Declaration

32. Series Conferences / Seminars
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1st EU Conference in Strasbourg, France (2008)
Seminar Bergen, Norway « the Boundary » (2009)
2nd EU Conference in Bucharest, Romania (2010)
Seminar Umeå, Sweden « Geodetic Infrastructure » (2011)
3rd EU Conference in Hanover, Germany (2012)
Seminar Chisinau, Moldova « Land Consolidation » (2013)
4th EU Conference in Marbella, Spain (20.3.2014)

33. Strategic Goals of CLGE
• Influence;
• Visibility;
• Renewal;
• Members Satisfaction.

34. CLGE Students’ Contest & Meeting

35. Developing a YSEN (FIG YSN)

36. CLGE Students’ Contest & Meeting
YSEN Meeting

37. Strategic Goals of CLGE
• Influence;
• Visibility;
• Renewal;
• Members Satisfaction.

38. Introduction of WorkShops

39. GeoInformatics

40. www.geoinformatics.com/CLGE
Twitter: @CLGEPresident and @_CLGE
Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/CLGE.HESGI

41. 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

42. Allan Report 1980, 89, 1995

43. Studies with Eurogeographics

44. 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

45. Dynamic Professional
Knowledge Base

47. Aims of the DPKB
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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, …

48. Structure
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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

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

50. DPKB

51. DPKB

52. DPKB

53. DPKB

54. DPKB

55. DPKB

56. DPKB

57. DPKB

58. 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

59. • 4 PILLARS
Civil
Servants
Publicly
Appointed
Regulated
Profession
Free
Market

60. • 4 PILLARS
Article 45
Article 51
Prev. 39
Prev. 45
Mutual
Recognition
Services

61. • 4 PILLARS
Civil
Servants
Publicly
Appointed
Regulated
Profession
Free
Market

62. • 4 PILLARS
Civil
Servants
Publicly
Appointed
Regulated
Profession
Free
Market

63. • 4 PILLARS
Civil
Servants
Publicly
Appointed
Regulated
Profession
Free
Market

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

65. 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

66. 2-pronged approach
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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
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Introduce Public appointment
– Confer/confirm the “Official Authority”
entrusted to the cadastral Surveyor

67. Conclusion

68. CLGE Policy
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Build a clear and strong image of the
European Surveyor and of CLGE
Consolidate the Association and give it’s
Members clear Added Value
Engage with the EU and cooperate in future
legislations and programmes
Secure the future of our profession
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High level initial studies and CPD
Motivate youngsters to choose for the profession
and to engage with our associations

69. Way ahead
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Events to come
– 4th CLGE Conference of the European Surveyor
(Marbella 20.03.2014)
– 3rd The Day of the European Surveyor & GI
(Marbella 21.03.2014)
– Students’ Contest & Meeting (Berlin,7.10. 2014)

70. Support & Cooperate?
Take part in the projects
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Dynamic Professional Knowledge Base
Blue Parking.eu

71. Pedro J. Ortiz, CLGE Vice-President