General

CLGE membership comprises two categories: Principal Members and Observing Members. CLGE can also award individuals with Honorary Membership.

As at April 2024 CLGE has 38 Principal Members and three Observing Members.

Levels of Membership

Principal Members

  • Association or National Liaison Group that represents the majority of the geodetic surveying profession in any European country
  • Only one membership per state is permitted
  • Have one vote at General Assemblies cast by their leading delegate

Observing Members

  • Observer status is permitted from any European country, normally during the application procedure
  • The General Assembly may bestow observer status on:
    • associations representing a group of geodetic surveyors, or
    • an individual geodetic surveyor, or
    • European Institutions
  • Observers may attend a General Assembly meeting but they do not have a vote.

Honorary Members

  • Honorary membership is awarded to an individual to acknowledge exceptional service to CLGE
  • Honorary Membership is awarded by the General Assembly following a recommendation from the Executive Board.

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Privacy Overview

This privacy notice provides information to individuals whose data are collected through the website www.clge.eu/  and other websites controlled and/or operated by The Comité de Liaison des Géomètres Européens/The Council of European Geodetic Surveyors (hereinafter “CLGE”) that link to this privacy notice, and those individuals whom CLGE encounters in conducting its activities, such as participants to CLGE events, representatives of CLGE members and public institutions and authorities, specialists in the fields related to the geodetic surveying profession, CLGE contacts and other people with whom CLGE has a relationship (hereinafter each referred to as an “Individual”), regarding how their personal information is collected and processed by CLGE, in compliance with the applicable data protection laws, in particular the European Regulation 2016/679 of 27 April 2016 called the General Data Protection Regulation (hereinafter “GDPR”).