Organization whose purpose is to promote and accelerate adoption and implementation of BIM methodology in Ecuador through research, dissemination and training. Trademark registered with SENADI. Led by Arkadis Architecture and Design Center as exclusive representatives.

Alliance established August 13, 2024 between ESPOL (Escuela Superior Politécnica del Litoral) and BIM FORUM Ecuador. Initiative led by Master’s in Civil Engineering with support from Faculty of Earth Sciences. Connects academic training with construction sector realities. President: Ramiro Garzón (NOVACERO).

CoST Ecuador Multi-Stakeholder Group established July 2020. Application accepted December 2019 by CoST board. Infrastructure data published through Official State Procurement System (SOCE) administered by SERCOP. Infrastructure Statistics Tool developed using open data, projects available in OC4IDS format from July 2025. Training stakeholders on data use. MSG comprises: Government (MTOP, Quito Honesto, SERCOP), Private Sector (Civil Engineers associations), Civil Society (FCD, IAEN, Datalat, Vinicio Ayala Foundation)

Comprehensive overview of digital economy development. GDP grew 6.2% YoY Q1 2024. Population 37.13 million (median age 28.5-30 years). IT industry output $690 million in 2023, exports $280 million (1.4x YoY increase). Focus on: digital infrastructure construction, key industries digital transformation, digital public service governance, digital talent cultivation.

Analysis of construction sector contribution to economy (6-8% of GDP consistently). Gradually integrating digital tools: e-tendering, escrow systems, project management technologies. BIM mentioned as emerging technology alongside drones, 3D printing, smart sensors, green construction methods. Regulatory and workforce challenges remain. Data covers 2017-2023 period.

Strategic documents: Digital Uzbekistan 2030, Development Strategy of New Uzbekistan 2022-2026, Uzbekistan 2030. Goals: top 30 countries globally in e-government by 2030, regional IT hub. UN E-Government Survey 2024: ranked 63rd (up from 69th in 2022), 0.7999 EGDI score (target 0.75 for 2025 exceeded). My.gov.uz portal: 675 services, 60%+ public services digitized as of October 2024. Digital Government and Digital Region programs 2023-2024: 300 priority projects (112 public admin, 51 real economy, 137 regional digital transformation).

IT Park residents: 2,800+ (752 foreign companies). 40,000 young people employed. IT exports grew from $170M to $1B over 5 years. Internet speed increased 7x, mobile Internet 4.5x. Startups attracted $70M venture investment. 760 types of government services digitized. 10 million citizens used digital services in 2023. One Million Uzbek Coders project. 215 IT training centers opened. Cybersecurity Law enacted. Transport sector digitalization ongoing.

Construction sector: 6.7% of GDP end-2022. H1 2023 volume growth: 11.4% YoY. Highest growth in Tashkent and Fergana. 12,000+ enterprises producing 180 types of building materials. BIM allows efficient planning, design, construction, operation through 3D modeling. Transparent Construction national information system introduced since 2020 – unified database, interdepartmental exchange. Large developers implementing CRM/ERP platforms. Chemical industry digitalization supporting construction sector supply chain.

Official Czech Government BIM Strategy published September 2017 to stimulate public sector and support digital transformation and growth of construction sector. Prepared by Ministry of Industry and Trade with State Fund for Transport Infrastructure and CzBIM experts. Key element for reducing costs, cutting waste, avoiding errors through adoption of BIM. Addresses lifecycle of buildings (pre-investment, investment, operation, demolition), standardization, IFC format adoption, facility management.