Brief Introduction
TEGOVA represents the interests of qualified valuers of 72 professional bodies from 37 countries.
Besides setting standards for the customer and representing the interests of its members,TEGOVA provides a unique conduit for business.
From small specialist consultancies to major private sector companies and government departments both local and national, the individuals who belong to TEGOVA's constituent bodies represent a cross-section of the profession.
TEGOVA's work
Valuation & Standards
Drafting and promoting European Valuation Standards (EVS) for adoption across Europe, and recommending a standard approach to valuation methodologies.
Education
Promoting a set of minimum educational requirements with which members of European professional bodies for valuers must comply.
Professional Designations
TEGOVA's Recognised European Valuer and TEGOVA Residential Valuer programmes are is designed to maintain, enhance and harmonise valuation standards and the valuation profession in Europe, and, by the granting of the status and designations REV and TRV, to provide individual practising valuers in each member country with a well-defined indicator of qualification and experience, with the aim of assuring clients of their valuation proficiency.
EU Affairs
Representing the views of the valuation profession to the European Union institutions during the policy making legislative process.