Engineering the Future – CESA’s annual Infrastructure Indaba unpacks professionalisation, transformation in SA’s built environment
Consulting Engineers South Africa’s (CESA) annual Infrastructure Indaba, currently underway in Durban, Kwa-Zulu Natal, unpacked the role that engineers continue to play in developing South Africa’s infrastructure, which provides the foundation for sustainable development enabling economic growth for future generations to come.
The theme for this year’s Indaba, which is being held from the 9 -10th March, is ’Engineering the Future Now’. It provides a platform for stakeholders from all sectors of the built environment to come together and share knowledge and best practice aimed at ensuring the provision of value-for-money infrastructure for economic development and prosperity.
The Infrastructure Indaba was officially opened by Chris Campbell, CEO of CESA. Olu Soluade, CESA President, during the first session, “Economic Reconstruction and Recovery Plan – Infrastructure Delivery and Maintenance of Public Assets”, called for government’s enhanced focus on ‘professionalizing the state’ to enable the right people with the requisite skills, experience and competencies being placed in key positions.
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