United Development Company (UDC), a leading Qatari public shareholding company and master developer of The Pearl-Qatar and Gewan Island, has secured ISO 22301:2019 certification for developing and implementing a Business Continuity Management System.
The global recognition awarded by Alcumus, the UK-based software-led risk management solutions provider, conducted an extensive external audit of UDC’s critical services, such as management of engineering and construction activities, management of residential, retail, common areas, and community services, as well as maintenance of all commercial and residential infrastructure, facilities, buildings, and assets.
The certification makes UDC the first developer, and Pearl-Qatar the first community in Qatar, to be recognized for implementing strong business continuity management systems and strategies with a comprehensive approach to resilience enabling update, control, and deployment of effective plans, as well as accounting for contingencies, capabilities, and business needs to deal with disruptive incidents, while continuing to operate essential functions.
The international recognition is a testament to the developer’s commitment to operational excellence and resilience in the face of unexpected crises and reflects the company’s ability to efficiently manage business interruption, disaster, and recovery while maintaining the Pearl-Qatar’s position as a leading destination for a premium lifestyle.
Qatari public shareholding company, UDC was founded with a mission to identify and invest in long-term projects contributing to the country’s growth and offering shareholder value. UDC activities cover a multitude of vital investment sectors, including real estate development, property management, infrastructure, utilities, maritime, and hospitality-related businesses.
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