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  1. General
  2. Disclaimer
  3. Copyright
  4. Terms and conditions for sales

 

 

 

 

1. General

1.1 PRICES

The prices quoted in the fib bookshop are in Swiss Francs (CHF) excluding shipping, packing and order processing costs. They may subject to change without notice.

Catalogue prices of electronic publications are given for one single user. 

1.2 VAT AND CUSTOMS

The prices of the fib products do not include duties and taxes.

The purchaser is responsible for all duties, taxes and custom fees.

1.3 TAX STATUS

The fib headquarters is located in Lausanne and registered in the Canton of Vaud, Switzerland for tax purposes. The Trade Register registration number is CHE-112.232.109. The federation is subject the law of Canton of Vaud.

1.4 MEMBERSHIP

The fib Membership is for calendar years regardless of the payment date.

The fib Membership subscription is renewed automatically unless terminated in writing received by the fib Secretariat on or before 30th September of the current year of subscription period. 

1.5 METHODS OF PAYMENT

Payment is due at the time of ordering. Payments can be made:

1.5.1 by Credit card: Mastercard, Visa

The fib online credit card payment is processed by Paypal and Saferpay. Online payment is certified by to be in compliance with the payment card industry data security standard.

1.5.2 by Bank transfer

Bank transfer should be made in Swiss Francs (CHF) to the fib, Account No. 710’250.00V, UBS, Case Postale 2950, CH-1211 Geneva 2. – Dépôt;  Clearing No. 240; SWIFT: UBSWCHZH12A; IBAN: CH19 0024 0240 7102 5000V; BIC: UBSWCHZH80A

The order/invoice number must be specified in the bank transfer form to avoid delays in the order processing. Bank transfer fees must be solely borne by the client. The fib reserves the right not to dispatch the order until full payment has been received.* 

* Please note that a bank transfer may take 1 to 3 days to be effective.

1.6 ORDER

You may order on-line on this site. The different stages of logging your order are validated successively, with final validation at the end of the process. The user can decide to abort the order at any stage of this process.

The fib reserves the right to cancel or refuse any order from a customer with whom there is a dispute concerning payment of a previous order.

For products published in partnership with other publishers, you must send your inquiries and orders directly to those contacts.

1.7 AVAILABILITY

The fib's offers of products and prices are valid for as long as they appear on the site. The fib will supply goods ordered depending on the availability of stocks or as pdfs version.

If you have paid by bank transfer and all or part of your order proves unavailable, your money will be reimbursed as soon as possible by crediting your bank account

1.8 DELIVERY

Delivery is made to the address given when you order. Delivery times are approximate and represent average delivery times.

For orders from outside Europe it is strongly advised to use DHL or at least airmail. fib will not be responsible for surface mail deliveries.

The fib may not be held responsible for any consequences of a delay in delivery, particularly in the event of a force majeure, computer breakdowns, and disruption or strikes affecting postal services, transport or communications.

Please see also point 4 Terms and conditions for sales.

1.9 QUALITY CONTROL

In order to improve the quality of its documents the fib encourages purchasers and users of our documents to send their feedback to the fib’s secretariat.

1.10 PRINTING POLICY

Please note that you will not be able to print PDF publications.

1.11 PLACE OF PERFORMANCE AND JURISDICTION

Canton Vaud, Switzerland, shall be the place of performance and Vaud, Switzerland, shall be the exclusive place of jurisdiction for all disputes.

1.12 GOVERNING LAW

The legal relations between the fib and the customer shall be governed exclusively by the law of Vaud,  Switzerland. This provision shall also apply to legal transactions via the internet.

These general conditions of sale are governed by the law of Canton Vaud, Switzerland.

 

 

 

 

2. Disclaimer

2.1 WEB SITE

While the fib aims to insure that its publications represent the best in business practice, the Federation accepts no liability for any events or the consequences thereof that derive from using information published by the fib.

The fib disclaims any and all responsibility for the use or consequences of any information appearing on this domain/web site:  http://www.fib-international.org/

The fib also disclaims any and all responsibility for any information attributed to the fib on web sites not emanating from www.fib-international.org. The fib bears no responsibility and does not endorse any links www.fib-international.org from WWW pages residing on other domains.

2.2 DOCUMENTS

Any draft documents residing on this site and intranet are in the process of being developed and have not at this time been approved by the fib for use or reference. The fib disclaims any and all responsibility for application of the stated principles. The fib shall not be liable for any loss or damage arising therein. Access to these documents must be given by the fib or a representative of a technical, educational, certification, or convention committee designated by the fib.

 

The fib also assumes no liability regarding the accuracy of the information that is provided and use of such information is at the recipient's own risk. Under no circumstances shall the fib be liable for any loss, damage, liability or expense incurred or suffered that is claimed to have resulted from the use of the fib -supplied information.

2.3 SOCIAL MEDIA

The opinions of fib social media channel creators, moderators, posters and commenters are their own, and not necessarily that of fib or its affiliates.

The fib will not be held liable for any injury resulting from such statements. Any opinions or information expressed in the social media venue are for general informational purposes only and are not intended in any fashion to be a substitute for professional consultation. Reliance on any information or advice contained in the social media venue is solely and completely at your own risk; therefore, you are urged to exercise a reasonable degree of caution in your use of any such information or advice. Under no circumstances does the fib, its affiliates, officers, directors, employees, or volunteers warrant the completeness, accuracy, or relevancy of any information or advice provided in the social media venue, or its usefulness for any particular purpose. The fib, its affiliates, officers, directors, employees, and volunteers expressly disclaim any and all responsibility for any liability, loss, or damage that you may cause or incur in reliance on any information or advice provided in the social media venue. Questions can be directed to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

2.4 AI ASSISTANT / AI-BASED PRODUCT

The fib may provide access to AI-based tools intended to support the retrieval, summarisation, comparison, and interpretation of fib-related information. Any output generated by such tools is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute an official interpretation of fib documents, unless expressly stated and formally approved by the fib.

AI-generated outputs may be incomplete, inaccurate, outdated, or unsuitable for a specific purpose. Users are responsible for verifying all information against the original official fib publications and sources. The AI-based tool shall not be used as a substitute for professional engineering judgement, structural design, safety assessment, certification, legal advice, regulatory compliance assessment, or project-specific verification.

No AI-generated output shall be relied upon to design, assess, approve, certify, maintain, repair, strengthen, demolish, or otherwise make decisions concerning any structure, infrastructure, component, material, construction process, or safety-critical system.

The fib disclaims any and all responsibility for the use, interpretation, reliance upon, or consequences of any AI-generated output. Use of such tools is entirely at the recipient’s own risk. Under no circumstances shall the fib, its affiliates, officers, directors, employees, members, volunteers, contributors, or representatives be liable for any loss, damage, liability, injury, expense, or claim arising from the use of, reliance on, or inability to use such tools.

Users are urged to consult the original fib documents, applicable national codes, regulations, standards, competent authorities, and qualified professionals before making any technical, legal, regulatory, commercial, or safety-related decision.

 

 

 

 

3. Copyright

© fib. International Federation for Structural Concrete. Fédération internationale du béton (2018)

3.1 COPYRIGHT NOTICE

Copyright © 2018 fib International Federation for Structural Concrete. Fédération Internationale du Béton, Case Postale 88. CH-1015 Lausanne. Switzerland. All rights reserved.

The fib is the Copyright owner of the fib, CEB and FIP publications, that can be shared with other organisations, which are protected by the Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works, international conventions such as TRIPS and the WIPO copyright treaty and national intellectual property laws. No part of a fib publication can be reproduced, translated, adapted, stored in a retrieval system or communicated, in any form or by any means, mechanical, electronic, magnetic, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without prior permission in writing from the fib

3.2 THE fib COPYRIGHT

The fib regularly updates and reissues the information and services it publishes so that users can profit from the state-of-the-art. By furnishing information or supplying publications, the fib does not grant any intellectual property rights The purchase or supply of the fib information, including forms for completion by a user, does not confer author's rights under any circumstances. Consequently, this information cannot be published as translations or copied without the fib’s permission.

The fib discourages modification of the information and services it supplies, and only in exceptional circumstances will it authorise modification, reproduction or incorporation elsewhere.

Request to quote from, incorporate, reproduce or copy all or part of the fib publication, including documents, conditions of contract, web pages and similar supports for information shall be addressed to the fib Secretariat, which will decide upon appropriate terms.

A license to prepare a modified publication may be agreed to under certain conditions. 

3.3 THE FIB’s PUBLICATIONS

The widespread dissemination, acceptance and use of the fib’s publications and their translations are important means for accomplishing fib’s mission and are therefore actively promoted by the fib.

The fib regularly updates and reissues publications so that users can profit from the state-of-the-art.

By supplying publications, the fib does not grant any intellectual property rights. The purchase or supply of a fib publication, including forms for completion by a purchaser or authorised user, does not confer author’s rights under any circumstances.

Users rely on the contents of the fib publications. The use of authentic publications is therefore essential for safeguarding their interests. The fib discourages modification of its publications, and only in exceptional circumstances will it authorise modification, reproduction or incorporation elsewhere.

Permission to quote from, incorporate, reproduce or copy all or part of a fib publication should be addressed to the fib Secretariat, which will decide upon appropriate terms.

A license to prepare a modified or adapted publication will be agreed to under certain conditions.

Specifically, the modified or adapted publication must be for internal purposes, and not be published or distributed commercially.

3.4 USE OF THE FIB LOGO

The fib reserves all rights of ownership to designs owned and used by the fib (collectively referred to as "logos"). The fib National Member Groups and Corporate Members are encouraged to use the fib logo. For convenience, they can use the logo without seeking explicit permission or a license provided the logo is not modified or imitated and not incorporated in any manner into other devices or designs. The fact that permission or a license is not expressly granted does not imply that the fib relinquishes its rights.

Other organisations and all individuals must receive the fib’s authorisation in writing in order to reproduce and use the fib logo.

The fib reserves the right in its sole discretion to terminate or modify permission to display the logo, and may request modification or deletion of any use of the logo that, in the fib’s sole judgment, does not comply with guidelines, or might otherwise impair the fib´s rights.

3.5 WEB LINK TEXT

The fib does not require specific permission from third parties that want to place a link on their web site to a fib web page. It does not object to such links if they refer to the fib in a plain text font and format, and use appropriate wording such as "Contact the fib".

3.6 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

The fib’s policy is to ensure that authors' rights to the fib published information belong to the fib irrespective of it source. Consequently, contracts for the provision of all forms of intellectual content will generally stipulate that the content belongs to the fib. The same applies for content generated by properly constituted committees and the like.

3.7 WEB SITES

Unless otherwise specified, the services and information provided on the fib website are for personal and non-commercial use. Users may not otherwise modify, copy, distribute, transmit, display, perform, reproduce, publish, license, create derivative works from, transfer, or sell any information obtained from the site.

By accessing, browsing and/or using the fib web site, a user acknowledges that he or she has read, understood, and agreed to be bound by these terms and conditions.

3.8 ETHICS AND MALPRACTICE STATEMENT

Every effort has been made to ensure that all published information has been reviewed by suitably qualified professionals and that all information submitted is original, has not been published previously and is not being considered for publication elsewhere.  Further, the fib has made every effort to ensure that any and all permissions to quote from other sources has been obtained.  The editor and the publisher are not responsible for the statements or opinions expressed in this publication. fib publications are not able to, nor intended to, supplant individual training, responsibility or judgement of the user, or the supplier, of the information presented.

Although the International Federation for Structural Concrete (fib) does its best to ensure that all the information presented in this publication is accurate, no liability or responsibility of any kind, including liability for negligence, is accepted in this respect by the organization, its members, employees or agents.

 

 

 

 

4. Terms and conditions for sales

4.1 GENERAL

The fib journals, books and other publishing products shall be supplied exclusively subject to these Standard Terms and Conditions for Sale, Delivery and Payment. Deviating terms and conditions which may be used by the customer shall, unless the fib has expressly acknowledged them in writing, not be binding for us, even if the fib does not expressly object to such terms and conditions.

Please refert to part 3.1. Copyright Notice.

4.2 ORDERS

Only written orders shall be decisive for the nature and extent of the fib obligations. This shall also apply in cases where the fib makes reference to the order. The customer shall be bound to his/her order. An order shall no longer be binding if the fib neither confirms the order in writing, nor ship the ordered.

4.3 DELIVERIES

The fib written order confirmations shall be decisive for delivery dates and delivery periods. In cases of force majeure or other unforeseeable or extraordinary events, or in cases where such circumstances were not due to a fault on its part, the delivery period shall be extended adequately. Should such circumstances make delivery impossible or unreasonable, the fib shall be released from its delivery obligation. If a delay is unreasonable, the customer shall also have the right to withdraw from the contract. Should the fib be in default with a delivery, the customer shall have the right to set an adequate period of grace for a subsequent delivery. Should the fib not perform during this period, the customer shall have the right to immediately withdraw from the contract. The risk shall pass to the customer upon dispatch of the goods or their delivery to the forwarder, however, not later than upon the goods leaving the publisher's premises or the warehouse. The goods to be delivered shall only be insured if the customer expressly so desires, and at the customer's cost.

Please also see point 1.8 Delivery.

4.4 PRICES

The fib's  book prices are quoted ex your shipping location, when given, incl. packaging and economy freight. They do not include value added tax as it is not applicable.

The price and availability of publications sold on the fib website are subject to change at any time, without notice, at the discretion of the fib.

Publications sold on the fib website may be available either as printed books, PDF files, or both. The content of the PDF and printed versions is identical; they are therefore considered to be interchangeable and are sold at the same price.

Listed prices are non-member prices; discounts are given to the fib members and for large quantity orders (4 or more). All prices are in CHF; payment in other currencies is not accepted. Payment is accepted by credit card (Visa, MasterCard) or bank transfer.

Except for the payment by bank transfer, the publications will be shipped after receipt of the funds.

4.5 PAYMENT TERMS

Unless separate agreements have been made, the fib's invoices shall be due for immediate payment upon their receipt by the customer. The invoice number is to be quoted when effecting payment by bank transfer. Publications are shipped against advance payment.

Due to costly processing fee, checks are no longer accepted. Payment via bank transfer, Paypal and credit card are preferred form of payment.

3.6 RETURN SHIPMENTS

Returns are not accepted for claimed purposes; copies with printing or binding defects will be replaced free of charge.

All publications purchased from the fib are made pursuant to a shipment contract. This means fib's obligations with respect to purchased publications and their final delivery to the customer end when the publications are passed to the carrier for transport. 

The fib accepts no responsibility or liability for events that transpire following its fulfillment of the shipment contract, including but not limited to postal delays, lost parcels, and customs disputes, fees, or delays.

Reviewed. Lausanne, 2026

Mentoring programme

The fib is committed to helping young engineers, researchers, and engineering students take ownership of their careers. In addition to its other initiatives — such as the fib PhD Symposia, the fib Conceptual Design Symposia, the Achievement Award for Young Engineers, student competitions, discounted registration for fib events, and the YMG initiative — the fib recognises the value of organising and hosting a mentoring programme.

The objectives of this programme are to guide and support young engineers, enable experienced engineers to share their knowledge, and foster international and intergenerational exchanges. The work also aims to encourage networking opportunities and motivate young engineers to join the fib and eventually share their own expertise with others.

If you wish to participate in this programme—either as a mentor or a mentee—please fill in the form.

SAG2: Artificial Intelligence and Digitalisation

Motivation

This initiative marks a decisive step in fib’s strategic vision to support and guide the civil engineering community through the digital transformation that is reshaping the construction industry worldwide. fib recognizes the critical importance of this moment and reaffirms its commitment to proactively guide this transition by initiating the Special Activity Group on AI and Digitalization.

Scope and objective of technical workTo achieve its goal, the SAG will focus on three objectives:

The SAG will operate through two dedicated working parties, ensuring that AI integration is addressed both at the strategic and operational levels, with a strong foundation in ethical responsibility and human oversight.

  • Working Group 1 - "Ethical AI Integration in Structural" : dedicated to exploring the short- and long-term implications of AI adoption in the field of structural concrete. Its work will be guided by a clear focus on maintaining engineering integrity while embracing the opportunities presented by digital technologies. A vital aspect of this group’s mission will be to address the ethical considerations of AI use. As AI tools grow in capability, it is essential to reaffirm that engineering judgment, personal accountability, and ethical standards must remain central.
  • Working Group 2 - "fib Large Language Model": will focus on transforming fib’s vast technical knowledge into practical digital tools. By leveraging the federation’s extensive library of design codes, guidelines, and scientific reports, the group will explore the development of domain-specific AI language models to make expert knowledge more accessible and actionable.
  • Working Group 3 - "Data Foundations and Ontologies for AI in Structural Concrete”: will focus on establishing the data and semantic foundations necessary for reliable and effective AI applications within fib. Its primary objective is to ensure that AI tools and digital systems are built upon structured, high-quality, and interoperable data. The group will work on defining shared ontologies and data models that represent fib’s technical knowledge in a machine-readable and consistent format, enabling semantic interoperability across design, assessment, and monitoring applications.

The SAG will carry out a series of targeted activities aimed at guiding the responsible integration of AI into structural engineering. This includes defining a long-term vision for AI’s role in the field, conducting sector-wide surveys to identify current challenges and opportunities, and developing data governance frameworks to ensure trustworthy deployment. A central goal is the creation of an AI knowledge platform that builds on fib’s technical heritage, making expertise more accessible and usable. These efforts will reinforce fib’s commitment to global knowledge exchange, technical excellence, and innovation in structural concrete.

As structural engineering enters the age of digital intelligence, fib invites researchers, practitioners, industry leaders, and stakeholders worldwide to join this initiative and help shape the future of structural concrete.

 

Sylvia KesslerCommission Chair
Sylvia Kessler
Deputy Chair
TBD

 

First name Last name Country Affiliation
David Fernández-Ordóñez Switzerland fib
Sylvia Kessler Germany Helmut-Schmidt-University/ University of the Federal Armed Forces Hamburg
Patrick Huber Austria Vienna University of Technology
Arman koç Turkey -
Philipp Preinstorfer Austria Technische Universität Wien
Alois Vorwagner Austria AIT- Austrian Institute of Technology
Kamyab Zandi Canada TIMEZYX, Canada | Sweden
Fabrizio Moro Switzerland -
Bahman Ghiassi United Kingdom University of Birmingham / School of Engineering
Martin Koehncke Germany Helmut-Schmidt-University
Giuseppe Carlo Marano Italy -
Nikola Tošić Spain Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya
Theodoros Rousakis Greece Democritus University of Thrace
Gabriel Sas Sweden Luleå University of Technology
Carmen Andrade Spain Centre Internacional de Mètodes Numèrics en l’Ènginyeria (CIMNE)
Ehsan Noroozinejad Australia Western Sydney University
Thanasis Triantafillou Greece University of Patras
Raquel Fernandes Paula Portugal STAP, S.A.
António Ramos Portugal NOVA School of Science &Technology
Panagiotis Spyridis Germany -
Vedad Coric Sweden Luleå University of Technology
Yuqing Gao China Tongji University
Alfred Strauss Austria BOKU University
Jiao-Long Zhang China Tongji University
Karin Yu Switzerland ETH Zurich
Chetan Singh Sisodiya India -
Nicholas Kyriakides Cyprus Cyprus University of Technology
Daniel Maslovsky Czech Republic -
Agnieszka Jedrzejewska Poland Silesian University of Technology
Agnieszka Bigaj-van Vliet Netherlands TNO - Buildings, Infrastructures and Maritime
Mourad Bakhoum Egypt ACE Consulting Engineers (Moharram - Bakhoum)
Daniel Dias-da-Costa Australia The Univ. of Sydney
Sophia Kuhn Switzerland ETH Zurich
Liberato Ferrara Italy Politecnico di Milano
Giulio Mariniello Italy University of Naples - Federico II
Domenico Asprone Italy University of Naples Federico II
Chao Jiang China Tongji University
Hugo Rodrigues Portugal University of Aveiro
Gamze Dogan Turkey Konya Technical University
Rolando Chacón Spain -
Roman Wan-Wendner Belgium Ghent University
Vitalii Kryzhanovskyi Germany TU Dortmund
Seyedmilad Komarizadehasl Spain Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC), BarcelonaTech. C/ Jordi Girona 1-3, 08034, Barcelona, Spain.
Miguel Azenha Portugal Civil UMinho - Universidade do Minho
Maria Laura Leonardi Portugal University of Minho
Maurizio Guadagnini United Kingdom University of Sheffield
Moustafa Al-Ani New Zealand -
Wojciech Mleczko Poland -
Yaxin Tao China Tongji University
Ksenija Vasilic Germany German Society for Concrete and Construction Technology
Chongjie Kang Germany -
Xiaoli Song Germany -
Viviana Castro quispe Italy POLITECNICO DI MILANO
Jörg Unger Germany Bundesanstalt für Materialforschung und -prüfung, BAM
Geoffrey Decan Spain -

The fib Carbon Reduction Roadmap to 2050

Background

In 2021, the fib issued an official statement outlining its achievements to date and reaffirming its commitment to sustainability goals. Building on this foundation, and following further discussions in 2022, the Special Activity Group on Sustainability was formed to advance this agenda. The fib’s efforts to reduce CO₂ emissions throughout the lifecycle of concrete buildings and infrastructure are now making significant progress, supported by valuable contributions from member organisations. This roadmap is intended to strengthen these efforts, providing a central framework for the fib’s sustainability initiatives.

The “fib Carbon Reduction Roadmap to 2050” is designed to guide the fib’s internal efforts and shape its external communications. We recognise that achieving carbon neutrality poses a considerable challenge, requiring technological innovation and close collaboration among suppliers, designers, builders, and owners. The fib is uniquely positioned on the international stage to encourage its members to meet this challenge boldly and to bridge the gap between research and practice.

This document considers four building lifecycle stages in line with EN 15978: A – Product and Construction Stage; B – Use Stage; C – End-of-Life Stage; and D – Beyond End-of-Life Stage, which includes reuse and recycling.

Roadmap to carbon neutrality and the role of fib members

The fib is committed to leveraging its expertise and resources to achieve the overarching goal of reducing CO₂ emissions from structural concrete by 50% by 2035 and reaching net zero by 2050 for both new and existing structures, as illustrated in Figure 1.

 Figure1 Road map

Figure 1. Timeframe for carbon neutrality by 2050.

We recognise that the proportion of CO₂ emissions reductions will vary across different types of concrete structures and regions. We also recognise that the challenges associated with achieving reductions in Stages A, B, C and D vary. For A and B technologies are becoming increasingly mature, whereas Stages C and D will require substantial changes to current practices, and such efforts must begin immediately.

Carbon considerations across the building lifecycle

As illustrated in Figure 2, various stakeholders have distinct opportunities to impact carbon reduction. Suppliers can concentrate on researching and developing low-carbon, ultra-durable materials for Stages A1 to A3. Designers play a critical role in decision-making, proposing low-carbon technologies that encompass material selection (Stage A) through to dismantling and recycling (Stages C and D) to achieve a minimised lifecycle assessment (LCA). Builders contribute to carbon reduction by adopting sustainable material procurement and construction methods in Stage A, which helps to lower the overall LCA. Additionally, by ensuring quality during construction, builders enhance durability across the structure’s lifespan (Stage B).

 Figure 2 CO2 emissions

Figure 2. CO2 emissions across the construction supply chain.

Owners are responsible for implementing conservation plans and gathering data during Stages B and C, and they can further improve resilience in existing structures. They also play a key role in evaluating options for reuse and recycling to extend a structure's lifecycle.

A conceptual diagram illustrating the longevity of a structure and associated CO₂ emissions with both current and low-carbon technologies is presented in Figure 3.

 Figure 3 Longivity versus CO2 emissions1

(a)

 Figure 3 Longivity versus CO2 emissions2

(b)

Figure 3. Longivity versus CO2 emissions: (a) with current technologies and (b) with low carbon technologies.

Extending the life of existing structures

The lifespan of existing structures should be extended as much as possible, with demolition and reconstruction considered only as last resorts. Where feasible, it may be more beneficial to repurpose the structure for a new function without demolishing it.

For existing structures, calculating the lifecycle assessment (LCA) from the point of intervention through to the end of life is essential. Since interventions involve construction activities that emit CO₂, the optimal construction method should balance the duration of the intervention with the associated CO₂ emissions, considering its impact on social activities. Additionally, existing structures should be designed to be resilient, minimising damage and reducing CO₂ emissions related to repair and recovery.

Minimising lifecycle costs through carbon pricing can help identify the most effective solutions. Decisions regarding interventions should be based on the total CO₂ emissions cost, converted to monetary terms via carbon pricing.

How to achieve carbon neutrality

The solutions that are available now or need to be developed for each stage are shown in Table 1.

Table 1. Currently available and future solutions for each of the construction stages A-D.

 Table road map

Progress review

The overall goal of the fib is to support and promote halving of CO₂ emissions by 2035, recognising that it is not the role of the fib to collect and aggregate carbon emission data.

Members can share their progress achieved towards the goal of fib at events, particularly at the fib 2030 Congress in Japan, where a dedicated session will be held to showcase advancements made towards this goal. Based on the progress observed in 2030, the roadmap may need to be redefined.

The fib will update the General Assembly and its membership annually the progress achieved against this roadmap.

Approved: fib Presidium 7 November 2024

Model code 2020

The vision for fib Model Code for Concrete Structures 2020 (MC2020), as a single merged general structural code, goes beyond the point reached by fib MC2010, recent ISO codes, such as ISO 16311, and the current Eurocode activities to extend their application to existing structures. The envisaged development is intended to result in an internationally recognized and comprehensive fib Model Code 2020 for new and existing concrete structures. This work is to be taken forward by TG10.1: Model Code 2020. It is clear from discussions at the TC that Commission 10 and TG10.1 should have wide international representation.

The fib Model Code for Concrete Structures 2020 is only available in PRINTED version. Please select the DHL shipment as your delivery option when you make your order. Please be aware that shipping may take 3-4 weeks, depending on your location. The electronic version is accessible via the online viewer depending on your subscription but a PDF version cannot be purchased nor downloaded.

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Model Code Plan users and fib Subscribing Membres will have access to the Model Code and supporting documents online.

Please check the MC2020 plan below. 

Model code 2020 publication

 

Model code 2020 supporting documents

fib Model Code for Concrete Structures 2020 - Erratum

fib Model Code for Concrete Structures 2020 - Erratum

fib Model Code for Concrete Structures 2020 -  Technical paper 001

fib Model Code for Concrete Structures 2020 - Technical paper 001

fib Model Code for Concrete Structures 2020 - Terminology

fib Model Code for Concrete Structures 2020 - Terminology

fib Model Code for Concrete Structures 2010

fib Model Code for Concrete Structures 2010

CEB Bulletin 124-125-Model Code 1978

CEB Bulletin 124-125-Model Code 1978

CEB Bulletin 213-214-Model Code 1990

CEB Bulletin 213-214-Model Code 1990

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