ISC Annual Report 2022
09 June 2023
We are delighted to share the International Science Council (ISC) Annual Report for 2022 (PDF copy), and it can also be browsed through the link: https://council.science/annual-report-2022/
The report summarizes all of the ISC’s major activities in 2022, as well as those of its affiliated bodies, and includes the ISC’s financial reporting for the year. Highlights include, among others, the signed agreements with the World Health Organization and the United Nations Environment Programme, the launch of the ISC Fellowship programme, and the establishment of ISC regional presences in Latin America, and the Caribbean and the Asia-Pacific region.
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