ISAGS: Informe Anual / Annual Report 2013

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El Informe anual del ISAGS es un panorama bilingüe (español e inglés) de las actividades realizadas o con la participación del Instituto en el 2013. El documento se divide en cuatro capítulos, que abordan cuestiones como las publicaciones e investigaciones desarrolladas por el ISAGS, nuestro sitio web y herramientas de comunicación, integración e intercambio de experiencias como la realización de nuestras oficinas, reuniones intergubernamentales y con otros órganos de UNASUR, articulación intersectorial con instituciones nacionales e internacionales, otros organismos sub-regionales y con la Secretaría General de UNASUR, además de avances logrados en la institucionalización del ISAGS. ISAGS Annual Report is a bilingual panorama (Spanish and English) of the activities that were organized or involved the participation of the Institute in 2013. The document is divided into four chapters, which deal with issues such as publications and researches developed by ISAGS, our website and communication tools, integration and interchange of experiences such as our workshops, intergovernmental meetings and with other UNASUR bodies, intersectoral articulation with national and international institutions, other sub-regional organisms and with the UNASUR General Secretariat, besides progresses in ISAGS institutionalization. Download: http://bit.ly/InformeAnual2013

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