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N°33
Mars
2005
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Lettre de l'Institut des Sciences et des Techniques de l'Equipement
et de l'Environnement pour le Développement.
Editorial
Cesroute
Top-quality training
Road
networks are an important factor for developingtrade, the dynamism of
the economy and social solidarity. As they allow people, and hence culture
and in particular ideas, to travel, they help to reduce regional inequalities
and thus constitute an essential condition for sustainable development.
The removal of barriers to the free circulation of persons and goods leads
to increased traffic on road networks and therefore creates new demand
for the development of road
infrastructure.
At the same time, this situation should encourage the state administrative
apparatus to identify new road traffic management methods, in order to
meet requirements for safety
and free flow, as well as new trade regulations. In order to achieve the
desired change in road networks while maintaining safe and uncongested
traffic, traffic management must be
placed in the hands of competent and highly qualified managers and use
the most modern technologies.
There is therefore a need for selected professionals working in the area
of road infrastructure
management to be able to access targeted high-level training. The training
of road managers with a sound understanding of the topic and international
experience is an indispensable factor which will increase the effectiveness
of both administrations and private sector companies. The CESROUTE advanced
roads studies course focuses on the training of high level road managers
and is administered in France in the framework of a partnership between
the administration and the private sector.
Two representatives from the Czech state roads sector, Mrs Daniela Kovalciková
(Ministry of
Transport) and Mr Ludvík Engel (Roads and Motorways Directorate),
had the opportunity to take part in this training course in Paris. For
several months they were able to immerse themselves in training focused
on road management and acquire new knowledge and experience in the company
of other professionals, originating in particular from new member countries
of the European Union but also from Asia and Africa. They now belong to
an international network of high-level managers that consists of roughly
fifty other professional executives.
The training that CESROUTE provides should therefore be seen as an essential
element in
international training in the area of roads.
In conclusion, I would like to emphasize that the content and objectives
of this course meet theexpectations of all its trainees, whether they
come from the private or public sectors.
I can only wish the CESROUTE programme all the best for the future.
Milan Simonovský ,
Deputy Prime Minister and Transport Minister of the Czech Republic
Contents
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Top-quality
training
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Feature:
Cesroute. Since 1997, the French Roads Administration and participants
from the public and private sectors gathered around Isted have proposed
an international training course in road management : Cesroute.
This post-graduate training course aims to select, train and put
in place an international network of high-level road managers. Cesroute
has already trained almost 50 executives from Africa, Europe and
Asia.
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92055 Paris La Défense Cedex
Tél. : 33 (0)1 40 81 24 06
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