Mission
"We are committed to the advancement of the profession of Surveying in the Commonwealth, and to the enhancement of the skills of Surveyors in the management of the natural and built environments for the common good."
Aims
Foremost among CASLE’s aims are:
Objectives
CASLE was formed in 1969 as a federation of independent professional societies representing surveying and land economy in Commonwealth countries. CASLE is an organisation which is non profit-making in nature, and any monies raised, or any surplus monies made from its activities are deployed into activities which are intended to support its aims as set out in Article 2 of the Constitution.
CASLE and Sustainability
CASLE believes that many of the problems facing the world in respect of the use of scarce resources may be mitigated by careful planning. Within the scope of the three professional fields, the education and experience of surveyors may be drawn upon to provide advice on the effective use of resources in new projects, and the long-term resource and cost consequences of planning, design, and construction decisions.
News and Updates
CASLE publishes a regular newsletter, reports of general assemblies and regional conferences and seminars, and information of interest to the profession, including advice on Education for Surveying and Land Economy.
Call for papers for 2024 AfRES annual conference Smart Cities in Africa for the 21st Century
Date:
10 - 13 September 2024
Location: Radisson Blu, Livingstone, Zambia
The African Real Estate Society (AfRES), founded in 1997, is a continent-wide organization that seeks to promote networking, research and education among property professionals and academics across Africa.
The AfRES conference brings together representatives from academia and practice to discuss and present innovative solutions to real estate challenges.
Topics to Consider
The conference encourages papers with a broad spectrum of real estate related issues including, but not limited to the following:
Submission Details
Abstracts for papers should contain the purpose, objective(s), methods, findings, and implications/significance. Keywords (up to five) should be included. Full papers should contain an Introduction, literature review, methods, findings and discussion, and conclusion. Papers should be submitted online using this link African Real Estate Society Conference 2024 - Paper submission (jotform.com) Papers will only be accepted on the programme if the author/co-author attends the conference.
Recent Events
RICS Africa Conference
“Diversity, Innovation, and Sustainability”
19 June 2024
63rd RISM Anniversary Dinner (RISM)
Celebration of 63 Years for the Royal Institution of Surveyors Malaysia
5 March 2024
26th International Surveyors’ Congress (RISM)
“Navigating the Future: Trends & Innovations for the Profession”
6-7 June 2024
Young Achievers’ Award 2024 (RISM)
National Finals & Prize Giving Ceremony
3-5 May 2024
16th International Surveying Conference for Undergraduates (RISM)
“Sustainable Digitalised World: Charting the Future of Surveying Professionals”
19-20 April 2024
Membership Applications Welcome
Groups and individuals in the fields of surveying can apply for associate membership to our organisation. Full membership applications are also welcome from professional associations and societies in the profession.