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The Trinidad and Tobago Institute of Architects (TTIA)
The Trinidad and Tobago Institute of Architects (TTIA) is a non-profit organization that promotes the ethical practice, art and science of architecture in Trinidad and Tobago. The TTIA is a member of the International Union of Architects (UIA - Union Internationale des Architectes) comprising 120 member countries worldwide, and the Commonwealth Association of Architects (CAA) and its related bodies. To find out more, please visit our About Us page. Apply for membership.
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Our Website - A Window to the World
The TTIA Web site allows the Institute a window to the world. It is intended to promote communication between the members of the Trinidad and Tobago Institute of Architects and the public, both nationally and internationally and to support Government Advocacy. For guidance on how to submit your member photos, or if you would like to acquire a member page dedicated to you or your Company alone, please email the TTIA Office Administrator for information.
Linda A. Louison, President TTIA
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Executive Committee
The TTIA Executive 2007/2008 members were elected at the AGM, held on Thursday 24th May, 2007 at the Chancery Room, Chancellor Hotel, #4 St. Anns Road. Arch. Jo-Ann Murrell was further elected on January 24th 2008 at the first Business Meeting of the year 2008, as the new Treasurer for the rest of the 2007-2008 term. We thank Arch. Scott Muiznieks, who has resigned due to time constraints, for having served on the TTIA Executive for the time that he has contributed. See the new TTIA Executive 2007/2008 members.
      
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Transparency International - Anti-Corruption Manuals for the Infrastructure, Construction and Engineering Sectors
To all TTIA Practices: from The President, TTIA
Ethical Practice and with it, the detection and avoidance of corruption in our dealings with the world of property and construction is a crucial policy of the TTIA and is a basic requirement of professional practice.
To help you identify and subsequently avoid corrupt acts by others, especially when working internationally, Transparency International, the global non-governmental organisation which monitors the transparency of government and business practice, has developed Anti Corruption Training Manuals for the construction sector which comes in two versions, International + England and Wales. These Training Manuals identify what is considered as corruption and how it can be avoided, provides examples, gives simple rules for the individual, provides practical advice when faced with a potentially corrupt situation. TTIA Practices are encouraged to make the anti corruption rules part of their own codes of behaviour. Copies of the manuals can be found below and in the downloads section of this site.
Transparency International Anti-Corruption Training Manual (International) 
Transparency International Anti-Corruption Training Manual (England & Wales)
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