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Institutional Activity CMIC Presentation to the North American Construction Federation Conference Sun River Resort- B

CMIC INSTITUTIONAL. Institutional Activity CMIC Presentation to the North American Construction Federation Conference Sun River Resort- Bend, Oregon United States August 12-14, 2010. CMIC Institutional. CONTENTS. Organizational Structure 1.1. Commissions and Work Groups

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Institutional Activity CMIC Presentation to the North American Construction Federation Conference Sun River Resort- B

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  1. CMIC INSTITUTIONAL InstitutionalActivity CMIC Presentationtothe North American ConstructionFederationConference SunRiver Resort- Bend, OregonUnitedStates August 12-14, 2010

  2. CMIC Institutional CONTENTS • Organizational Structure • 1.1. Commissions and Work Groups • 1.2. National Coverage • 1.3. CMIC Institutions • 2. Key Points for Action Plan 2

  3. CMIC Institutional 1.1 Commissions and Work Groups The guidelinesfororganizationalstructurethatprovidefunctionalitytothekeyactionpoints, are basedoncommitteesand workinggroups, whichtogetherwiththestructure of theChambergivesustainability to the work plan. National President 1. National Secretary 2. National Treasurer 3. Housing and Urban Development 4. Communications and Transportation 9. Social Security and Employer issues 10. Hydraulic 11. Federal District 12. Energy Commissions and Work Groups 13. Financing 14. SMEs and Marketing 15. Health 16. Strategic Planning and Member Services 5. Institutions 6.Buildingand Tourism 7. Regulations and Arbitration 8. ResponsibleCompanies and International Affairs 3

  4. CMIC Institutional 1.2 NationalCoverage Tijuana CMIC isthebusinesschamberwiththemostimportantinfrastructure at a nationallevel. Ciudad Juárez Baja California Sonora Chihuahua Northeast Region Coahuila Northwest Region Sinaloa Nte. Nvo. León Comarca Lagunera Durango Tamaulipas Southeast Region Saltillo Mazatlán Zacatecas Baja California Sur Cd. Victoria San Luis Potosí Sinaloa Sur Aguascalientes Yucatán Central Region Nayarit Poza Rica Querétaro Guanajuato Jalisco Hidalgo Xalapa Edo. Mex. Campeche Q. Roo Michoacán Tlaxcala Veracruz D.F West Central Region Puebla Tabasco Morelos Colima Coatzacolacos Guerrero Lázaro Cárdenas Oaxaca Chiapas 4

  5. CMIC Institutional 1.3 CMIC Institutions REPRESENTATION AND MANAGEMENT FOR THE STRENGTHENING OF CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES ICIC (Institutefor Training in theConstructionIndustry) A.C. ITC ( TecnologicalInstituteforConstruction) A.C. FIC (FoundationfortheConstructionIndustry) A.C. TRAINING AND UPDATING FOR INTEGRAL DEVELOPMENT OF INDUSTRY STAFF PROFESSIONAL FORMATION OF HUMAN RESOURCES IN THE CONSTRUCTION SECTOR APPLIED RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT TO INCREASE PRODUCTIVITY 5

  6. CMIC Institutional 2. Key Points of the National President’s Action Plan • Judicial securityforouraffiliates, beforetheMexicanInstitute of Social Security (IMSS). • StrengthenCMIC’srelationshipwithexecutivebranch to pushforprofoundregulatoryreforms to facilitatetheparticipation of constructioncompanies in publicprojects. Permanentcampaign to increasemembership in CMIC . Promotethemechanism of arbitration to resolve disputes. LobbytheSecretariat of Civil Services and Auditsfortheswiftapproval of theRegulation to theLaw of Public Works and Related Services, to obtainthebenefits of theserecentreforms. 6

  7. CMIC Institutional 2. Key Pointsof theNationalPresident’sAction Plan Consolidate a dialogue withthelegislativebranch . OngoingexchangewiththeInfrastructureCommission of theNationalGovernor’sConference (CONAGO). Promote and fortify Small and MediumSizecompanies. Closecommunicationto and withmemberstostrengthen and resolvesector problems. Buildrelationswith federal entities. 7

  8. CMIC INSTITUTIONAL InstitutionalActivity CMIC Presentationtothe North American ConstructionFederationConference SunRiver Resort- Bend, OregonUnitedStates August 12-14, 2010

  9. CMIC Activities MixedCommissions and Work Groupswith IMSS The IMSS is an autonomous and tripartite (federal government, employers and employees) government institution, whose function is to offer health and social security services to the affiliated poplulation. CMIC is working with the IMSS to modernize the regulatory framework to guarantee financing for the social security system for the benefit of IMSS and construction companies. To clarify the real cost of social security for construction workers and facilitate compliance with employer obligations. 9

  10. CMIC Activities New Products and Servicies New productsfor Small and MediumSizecompanieshavebeenintroducedsuch as: financing, technologies, training, consulting, etc. 10

  11. CMIC Activities Aribtration Center fortheConstructionIndustry The CMIC ispromotingthis center withtheobjective of offering an alternativemechanismfor dispute resolution; thisisgenerallyused as a way to resolvecomplex and onerousproblems in a more rapid and efficientmannerthanthecommonmechanism of litigation. 11

  12. CMIC Activities Workingrelationshipwithlegislativebranch A closerelationship has beenestablished and maintainedwiththeMexicanCongress to bring to theforefrontconcerns and proposals of thebusiness sector. 12

  13. CMIC Activities WorkingrelationshipwiththeNationalGovernor’sConference (CONAGO) CONAGO is an organizationthatbringstogetherallthegovernors of Mexico withtheobjective of creatingprojects and carryingoutpolitical, economic, social and judicial studiesto deliberate, agreeon, proposeand evaluatejointsolutions to strengthen Federal Institutions and designpublicpolicies to drive federalism and decentralizationprocesses. In thiscontext, alongwithCONAGO’sInfrastructureCommission a proposalisbeingmade to generate reserves forMasterProjectsbyallocating0.5% of thebudgetedinvestment ,solelyfor a fund to financetheseprojects. 13

  14. CMIC Activities • WiththeSecretariat of Economy, CMIC isworkingtoaddressthechallengesfacedbyMicro, Small and MediumSizecompanies (MIPYMES) in theconstructionindustry, in different federal entities . • The agenda items are: • MixedCommissionof theMinistry of Economy-CMIC (MIPYMES):WorkingGrouptoaddressissuesrelatedtoMIPYMES. • LiquidGuarantees:Creation of a fundthatwouldofferliquidguaranteestoconstructionMIPYMES whentheyparticipate in governmentbids, tostrengthentheircapacitytorespondwhenlackingfinancing (Initialfund of 100 million pesos). • Public Trust topromotethedevelopment of NationalSuppliers and Contractorsforthegovernmentrunpetroleumindustry:ReviewmechanismsthroughwhichMIPYMES can takeadvantage of theresoucrses of this trust. • Training:Establish an integral training programforMIPYMES, encouragespecialcoursesforthesetypes of companies, usingtheinfrastructure of theCentro México Emprende and design a specificfundforthispurpose. 14

  15. CMIC Activities The agenda items are: Comply with the 35% stipulated in the Law for the Development of Competitiveness of Micro, Small and Medium Business:Establish the necessary mechanisms to ensure compliance with the provisions of the Law and its Regulations. Establishment of State Councils: Promote the creation of State Councils for the Competitiviness of Micro, Small and Medium Business and through this promote the development and participation of MIPYMES in all the states in the republic. 15 Fuente: Gerencia de Economía y Financiamiento CMIC.

  16. CMIC Activities MixedComissions and Work Groups The Mixed Commissions and Work Groups are the most adequate instruments to channel the concerns and needs of CMIC affiliates and to bring about the appropriate coordination with public institutions and regulatory entities for public works . 16

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