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Governance

 

Board of Trustees

Bioversity is governed by a Board of Trustees that generally meets twice a year. The Board's duties include approving Bioversity's broad organizational framework. It also defines the organization's objectives and approves and monitors efforts to achieve these goals.

The Board appoints the Director General to act as Bioversity's chief executive officer. The Director General is responsible to the Board for Bioversity's operations and management and for ensuring that its programmes and objectives are properly developed and carried out.

The Board also appoints an external auditor and approves an annual audit plan.

The functions and powers of the Board and the Director General are laid out in  Bioversity's Constitution (50 KB).

Bioversity is also supported by Bioversity International UK and the Bioversity International UK Board of Trustees.

Next meeting

The next meeting of the Board of Trustees will take place in Rome, Italy on:

  • 29-30 March 2012
  • 27-28 September 2012
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See also: Governance
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