International Partners
Partners are mostly associations or organisations similar to RILEM. They sign a MOU and agree on various collaborations with RILEM. The purpose of the relationship with Partners is to create information exchange between RILEM and industry partners who share similar values and interests, and to increase both partner’s opportunities to network in academia and practice. Staff members of Partners typically do not get directly involved in RILEM technical work such as Technical Committees, etc.
 | AATH - Asociación Argentina de Tecnología del Hormigón Our mission is to provide a fertile ground for studies on Concrete Science and Technology, to disseminate the progress of this discipline within the technical community, and to promote the application of the results of research. In brief, we aim to disseminate knowledge for the best use of concrete. | |
 | ACI - American Concrete Institute Founded in 1904 and headquartered in Farmington Hills, Michigan, the American Concrete Institute is advancing concrete knowledge by conducting 125 seminars annually, managing 14 different certification programs, publishing more than 400 technical documents, and offering scholarships to students in the field. With 98 chapters and about 15,000 members spanning 108 countries, the American Concrete Institute has always retained the same basic mission—to develop, share, and disseminate the knowledge and information needed to utilize concrete to its fullest potential. | |
 | "The European Association for Construction Repair, reinforcement and Protection, ACRP, is a non-profit organization founded in 2020. Our mission is to promote the maintenance of all types of structures and buildings made of different material (concrete, steel,...) and its applications in Europe, towards the highest standards of safety, professional integrity and quality of service." | |
 | The main aims of the AEEA are to promote excellent quality education in various engineering disciplines in Africa at all career levels, to provide a mutual support network for educators, to strengthen institutional collaboration, and to improve teaching and learning. This includes knowledge and technology exchange, promotion of technology careers of women and collaboration with like-minded international organizations.
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 | The history of the International Association ALCONPAT dates from 1991 with the first Latino-American Congress on Pathology of Constructions CONPAT-91 organized by Alumni & teachers of the Master course on Construction -CEMCO- from the Institute of Construction Sciences “Eduardo Torroja”, CSIC located in Spain. ALCONPAT International is a federation of national branches from 19 Ibero-American countries and individual members. It publishes the journal ALCONPAT and pre-normative documents. It is also devoted to education with courses on corrosion and concrete durability. Several awards are delivered every year. | |
 | The Association of Structural Concrete of Russia (ASC) The Association of Structural Concrete of Russia (ASC) is a major non-profit professional organization aimed at developing technology and improving competitive standards of the production and services on the concrete and structural concrete market in Russia. The Association comprises 51 members that are leading producers, engineering and consultancy companies, R&D institutes, specialized media and technological universities. ASC has strong and effective relations with government agencies (such as the Russian Ministry for Production and Commerce) and other national professional entities. ASC represents Russia in the International Federation for Structural Concrete (fib), International union of laboratories and experts in construction materials, systems and structures (RILEM), Asian Concrete Federation (ACF), American Concrete Institute (ACI). | |
 | Asmatec - Association Sciences des Matériaux et Technologies de Construction But de l'association : Contribuer à la promotion et au développement de l’enseignement et de la recherche dans les domaines des sciences des matériaux et des technologies de la construction par des liens de coopération nationale, internationale et de formation à distance.
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 | CIA - Concrete Institute of Australia Concrete Institute of Australia aims to be the primary independent organisation related to the concrete industry in Australia in which everyone who aspires to excellence in concrete technology, application, design and construction will seek membership. | |
 | ECSN - European Concrete Societies Network The overall goal of the network is to encourage cooperation between the members and thereby promote the development of concrete technology and use of concrete in Europe. | |
 | "The European Demolition Association, EDA, was founded in 1978 and is the leading platform that brings together the main European stakeholders of the demolition, decommissioning and dismantling industry. EDA aims to promote European standards and best practices as one of the key players of the construction industry to achieve a sustainable and circular economy business model." | |
 | fib - Fédération internationale du béton The fib (Fédération internationale du béton / International Federation for Structural Concrete), formed by 43 national member groups and approximately 1,000 individual or corporate members, is a not-for-profit association committed to advancing the technical, economic, aesthetic and environmental performance of concrete structures worldwide. | |
 | The Inter-American Cement Federation represents the majority of the cement manufacturers, institutes and associations in Latin America, the Caribbean, Spain and Portugal. FICEM is active in sharing and strengthening issues on the global cement agenda among its members: climate protection, energy efficiency, substitution of fossil fuels and good industrial health and security practices. | |
 | IAE - International Academy of Engineering International Academy of Engineering (IAE) was founded on the base of the Academy of Engineering of the former USSR by the National Engineering Academies of the CIS countries (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Moldova, Russia, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Ukraine), which became its founders. IAE was registered by the Ministry of Justice on February 10, 1992 as international public organization that has now its own chapters and departments (branches, representations) in Taiwan/China, Belarus, Greece, Serbia, Slovenia, and the Czech Republic. The Head office of IEA is quartered in Russia, at No. 9, Bldg.4, Gazetny Side Street, 125009, Moscow. At present IAE consists of 1300 full and corresponding members from 40 countries. The basic concept of IAE’s activity is to assist in strengthening of the engineering potential of the member countries. | |
 | IBRACON - Brazilian Concrete Institute IBRACON, the Brazilian Concrete Institute is an international techno-scientific defense and appreciation of engineering. IBRACON aims to give professionals and stakeholders in the concrete industry and construction in the areas of materials, technology, design, management, control, architecture, structures and buildings, more knowledge through courses, events, publications, certification of personal, technology and scientific meetings, recovery and incentives for research and scientific and technological research and its dissemination thereof. | |
 | ICT-The Institute of Concrete Technology The Institute of Concrete Technology was formed in 1972. Full membership is open to all those who have obtained the Diploma in Advanced Concrete Technology. The Institute is internationally recognised and the Diploma has world-wide acceptance as the leading qualification in concrete techology. The Institute sets high educational standards and requires its members to abide by a Code of Professional Conduct, thus enhancing the Professional Affiliate body of the UK Engineering Council. | |
 | ISAP - International Society for Asphalt Pavements | |
 | JCI - Japan Concrete Institute JCI, as an organization that promotes concrete science and technology, conducts investigative research on a wide range of subjects including concrete materials and production, the design, construction, and management of concrete structures, and new concrete technologies, through the mutual understanding and cooperation of all its members, and works to widely disseminate findings. | |
 | JCSS - Joint Committee on Structural Safety
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