IASIA and LAGPA Launch Their New Website Pages

Diogo Pereira,

We are excited to announce the launch of new website pages for both the International Association of Schools and Institutes of Administration (IASIA) and the Latin American Group of Public Administration (LAGPA).

These newly designed pages aim to enhance user experience and provide comprehensive information about our entities, their activities, and the valuable resources available to our members. The refreshed layout features improved navigation, making it easier to access key content, including news updates, upcoming events, and research publications.

We invite all members, partners, and interested parties to explore the updated content and discover the latest initiatives and opportunities offered by IASIA and LAGPA.

We look forward to your feedback and continued collaboration as we work together to advance public governance research, education, and practice worldwide.

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