ICC Institute SME Lab on International Contracts
A Practical Guide for SMEs on Avoiding Risk in Construction Contracts

Discover the 3^rd edition of the ICC Institute SME Lab on International Contracts now available in French! 

Join us for a dynamic two half-day webinar designed to provide participants with an in-depth understanding of contract management specifically tailored for SMEs in the construction sector. Gain invaluable insights into the key aspects of international construction contracts and essential tools to successfully navigate the complexities of today's globalised and digital construction landscape, particularly in challenging times.

Through interactive sessions, we will explore potential scenarios that could impact an SME's contract performance and provide practical solutions to address them. Delve into a range of alternative dispute avoidance and resolution techniques to enhance your legal strategy.

Each session will conclude with an engaging Q&A session, allowing participants to interact directly with industry experts and seek clarification on any relevant issues. Don't miss this opportunity to improve your contract management skills and remain competitive in the evolving construction industry.

The two-half-day webinar in French aims to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of contract management specifically tailored for SMEs, equipping them with essential insights into the core components of international construction contracts and practical tools that are vital for navigating the challenges of a globalised and digital construction industry, especially in turbulent times. A hands-on approach will be taken, highlighting scenarios of events that may impact an SME's performance of a construction contract, and identifying practical remedies that can be considered. Additionally, it will delve into various alternative dispute avoidance and resolution techniques. Each session will conclude with a dedicated Q&A, allowing attendees to engage directly and seek clarification on any pertinent issues.