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CTIF’s decision organs are the Delegates’ Assembly (yearly meeting) and the Executive Committee.

CTIF Delegates’ Assembly

  • decides on the main policies, actions and projects to be carried out by CTIF, and is responsible for electing the members of the Executive Committee every four years (President, General Secretary, Treasurer and Vice-Presidents). The Assembly is organised once a year by one of the CTIF member nations, usually in September.

CTIF Executive Committee

  • meets at least twice a year to follow up CTIF actions, projects and the work of CTIF commissions and to prepare proposals to be submitted to the Delegates’ Assembly.

    These are the current members of the Executive Committee:
    President: Tore ERIKSSON - Sweden
    General Secretary: Michel BOUR - France
    Treasurer: Laurent WEHRLI - Switzerland
    Vicepresident: Aleksander CHUPRIJAN - Russia
    Vicepresident: Dennis DAVIS - UK
    Vicepresident: Luther FINCHER - USA
    Vicepresident: Ante SANADER - Croatia
    Vicepresident: Marketa STRZINKOVA - Czech Republic

 CTIF Commissions

CTIF is organised around thematical commissions but also regional and ad hoc working groups which enclose several countries and debate around current topics linked with the fire fighting world:

European Union
Fire and Rescue on Airports
Fire Prevention
Forest Fires
Hazardous materials
History
People rescue (Fire Brigade Health Services)
Youth Leaders (Youth Fire Brigades)
International Fire Brigades Competitions

Working groups:

Women in Fire Services
Educatioin and Training
Volunteer fire fighters
CTIF-Statistik Zentrum
Regional working groups:
Danube countries

 

 

 


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