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Round Table with Regional bodies 2010

Round Table with Regional bodies 2010. Report to the CIML J.F. Magana BIML Director. Item 3.3. Round Table with Regional bodies Regional bodies represented: AFRIMETS APLMF (Chair of the Round Table) COOMET GULFMET EAMET SADCMEL SIM WELMEC. Item 3.3.

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Round Table with Regional bodies 2010

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  1. Round Table with Regional bodies2010 Report to the CIML J.F. Magana BIML Director

  2. Item 3.3 • Round Table with Regional bodies • Regional bodies represented: • AFRIMETS • APLMF (Chair of the Round Table) • COOMET • GULFMET • EAMET • SADCMEL • SIM • WELMEC

  3. Item 3.3 • 30 participants attended the Round Table. The attendance list is available on the web pages on Regional Organizations • Presentations given by the Regional bodies are available on the web pages on Regional Organizations • http://workgroups.oiml.org/rlmos-forum/rlmos

  4. Item 3.3 • The conclusions of the 2009 Round Table were approved, with an amendment mentioning the report given by SADCMEL in 2009 • The revised Terms of Reference of the Round Table were approved

  5. Item 3.3 • The evolution in process of the OIML inquiry on the National Regulations was presented. • It will make it much more friendly and easier to fill, • It will allow all members of the Regional Organizations to fill the inquiry, • It will allow to present the results for each Regional body. • It was noted that the web site of some Regional bodies give more detailed information on the national regulations.

  6. Item 3.3 • How to motivate other Departments in a country to actively participate in the OIML Work ? • This issue was the object of an exchange of views. • Indeed the OIML Treaty as well as the TBT Agreement make it mandatory to use OIML Recommendations. • However this depends on good diplomatic skills from the CIML Member. • This is the role of the CIML Member, being the representative of the OIML in his country

  7. Item 3.3 • Training • The web pages set up by the Bureau on training were presented (http://workgroups.oiml.org/training) • These pages allow Regional bodies and training bodies to directly upload information on their activities and on planned training courses • Regional bodies are invited to update these pages as frequently as needed, and to invite training bodies to do so. • The issue of exchange of training material (including videos) was also extensively discussed.

  8. Item 3.3 • Access to funding • The issue of access to funding was also discussed. • The awareness of UNIDO on metrology is high. However, except for less developed countries, UNIDO works mainly on countries voluntary contributions and not on its own funds. • The awareness of other international donor organizations on metrology still needs to be raised. How to present the contributions of a metrology infrastructure has to be addressed. • These donor organizations develop programmes that they define, they are generally not open to individual requests of countries concerning metrology infrastructure

  9. Item 3.3 • Conclusions from the Chair of this Round Table • Mr. Pu Changcheng (P.R. China), Chair of this Round Table, concluded the meeting. • This Round Table allowed extensive and lively exchange of views and information. • The issue of training is a major issue for Regional Organizations and specially for Developing Countries. The work on this issue must actively be continued by the Bureau and Regional bodies must provide contributions to it.

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