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The National Construction Council (NCC) is a Government Institution established through Act of Parliament No. 20 of 1979 and became operational in 1981. Its establishment was prompted by the need to promote the development of the local construction industry whose performance was poor. To promote and provide strategic leadership for growth, development and expansion of the Construction Industry in Tanzania with emphasis on the development of the local capacity for Socio-economic development in the changing global environment. To be an outstanding provider of strategic leadership for the development of a sustainable and internationally competitive Tanzania Construction Industry. NCC fully recognizes and accepts its responsibility of ensuring that social and economic infrastructure projects are developed and maintained economically and that they will serve the intended objectives. Consequently it is committed to give intelligent, responsible and capable guidance to the industry in due regard. This embodies a commitment to the provision of top quality service to its customers by serving them as efficiently and effectively as possible. NCC is managed by a Council of 7 members; 3 members come from the private sector and the rest are from the public sector. The day to day activities are managed by the Council's Secretariat headed by the Executive Secretary. The Secretariat has five departments, namely: Building Works department, Civil Works Department, Documentation and Information Department, Material and Technology Department and Finance and Administration Department. The technical staff of the Council includes 10 civil engineers, 3 quantity surveyors, and 2 information scientists. News .......Updated: 11 May 2010 An updated Panel of Approved Arbitrators with effect from July 2009 Construction Sector Transparency Initiative (CoST) Training Opportunities for Construction Industry Personnel 2009/10 Course on Conduct and Practice of Arbitration.. Click on the image below to install the Acrobat Reader To develop an internationally
competitive industry that will be vibrant, efficient
and able to undertake most of the construction projects in Tanzania and export
its services and products and ensure value for money to the industry clients as
well as environmental responsibility in implementation of construction
projects. Services Promoting construction industry
development, planning and coordination, technical advisory services, monitoring
of standards and regulations, technical audit services, settlement of
construction disputes, information services, training, research and technology
development. Economic
Development The construction Industry has been the
driving force behind economic development throughout history as it is
strategically important in creating the necessary physical infrastructure for
economic and social activities in the attainment of sustainable growth. Poverty
alleviation The Construction Industry is one of
the sectors that can contribute to poverty eradication through sustainable
employment creation and human resource development. Immediate possibilities to
create employment opportunities are available through labour based construction
related activities and community based delivery arrangements. Sustainable
development "Whether
in rural or urban areas, or in the developed or
undeveloped world, the road system is pivotal to the
success of sustainable development. The New
Partnership for Africa Development (NEPAD) sets out the
continents approach to sustainable development and
regeneration, and a central driving force in all this is
the road infrastructure". Thabo Mbeki Staff Only: Get Mail |
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