Ley 637 de 2001 | Ley 637 de 2001 — Colombia law | Esheria

Ley 637 de 2001

La disposición aprueba el acuerdo que crea el CLAD y permite que los Estados latinoamericanos se adhieran por notificación escrita.

Jurisdiction
Colombia
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Ley 637 de 2001
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
es
Updated
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La disposición aprueba el acuerdo que crea el CLAD y permite que los Estados latinoamericanos se adhieran por notificación escrita. CLAD is described as an international governmental organization. CLAD’s objective is to promote debate and exchange of experiences on state reform, especially public administration reform, among its member countries. CLAD must prioritize a set of cooperative activities, including knowledge exchange, conferences, technology transfer, publications, research, electronic information, and links with postgraduate courses. The article says the Center’s organic structure is made up of four bodies: the Board of Directors, the Programming and Evaluation Commission, the Executive Board, and the General Secretariat.

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