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The document lists eight specific actions approved by the IAI Executive Council on December 2, 2002, including the approval of the meeting agenda, the appointment of a temporary Vice President, and the approval of the fifteenth meeting report and the auditors' report for the period ending June 30, 2002. It also outlines requests for the Board of Directors to define its functions, for member countries to formally nominate representatives, and for the Standing Committee on Rules and Procedures to propose a reduction in the frequency of Executive Council and Plenary Council meetings.

The 14th Meeting of the IAI Executive Council focused on administrative governance, including the selection of a new Director, the filling of vacancies on the Scientific Advisory Committee (SAC), and the development of procedures for project suspension and termination. The Council requested reports on IAI investments versus member country contributions and scientific results. Notably, the 'Declaration of Panama' was not approved due to a lack of signatures, and Brazil was selected to host the 15th meeting in February 2002.

The 14th Meeting of the IAI Executive Council (EC) focused on administrative governance, including the selection of a new Director and the filling of vacancies in the Scientific Advisory Committee (SAC). The EC requested reports on IAI investments versus member contributions and scientific results from funded projects. Notably, the 'Declaration of Panama' was not approved due to insufficient signatures, and Brazil was selected to host the 15th EC meeting in February 2002.

The 14th Meeting of the IAI Executive Council approved its agenda and the report from the 13th meeting, while establishing deadlines for the selection of Scientific Advisory Committee (SAC) members and the IAI Director. The Council requested the development of rules regarding project suspension, termination, and member country contributions, as well as the creation of country-specific reports detailing IAI investments and scientific results.

The document lists the administrative outcomes of the first day of the IAI CoP-VIII on July 19, 2001. Key actions included the election of the Bureau and the Executive Director Selection Committee, the approval of the meeting agenda and the previous meeting's report, and the decision to move the next CoP meeting to February/March 2002 to ensure the election of a new Director before the current contract expires in March 2002.

The document lists the administrative decisions of the IAI Executive Council on July 17, 2001, including the approval of the meeting agenda, corrections to the previous meeting's report, the composition of the Nomination Committee for the SAC, and recommendations for budget reporting and institutional restructuring.

The IAI Executive Council approved the meeting agenda and previous minutes, and initiated steps to establish a collaboration agreement with the Inter-American Development Bank. The Council also approved participation in upcoming environmental and Americas summits in Quebec and Montreal, directed the preparation of a project termination procedure for the 2001 Conference of the Parties, and called for increased member country engagement and the payment of voluntary budget contributions.

The IAI Executive Council resolutions from June 1999 detail financial commitments for scientific capacity and climate variability research, the establishment of working groups for fund raising and training, and administrative updates to the IAI Directorate's structure and governance policies.

The sixth meeting of the IAI Conference of the Parties (CoP) focused on administrative governance, financial restructuring, and the approval of operational plans. Key outcomes included an amendment to the IAI Creation Agreement to modify the structure of voluntary contributions for operating expenses, the authorization for the Executive Directorate to manage donations from external scientific and technical organizations, and the approval of the 1999/2000 basic budget. The CoP also reviewed a feasibility study by the World Meteorological Organization for an El Niño center in Ecuador and designated Mexico as the host for the seventh CoP meeting in 2000.

The Sixth Meeting of the IAI Conference of the Parties approved seven resolutions concerning financial administration, budget approval, and an amendment to the Institute's founding agreement regarding voluntary contributions.

The fourth meeting of the IAI Conference of the Parties (CoP) resulted in several administrative and strategic approvals, including the adoption of a modified Scientific Agenda, the Phase II Program, and the 1997/98 Basic Budget. The CoP established an indirect cost policy allowing up to 10% overhead and elected four new members to the Scientific Advisory Committee (SAC). Additionally, the meeting coordinated future sessions, with the United States agreeing to host the fifth CoP and seventh Executive Council meeting in early 1998.

The document is a directory of delegations, observers, and secretariat staff attending the First Meeting of the Conference of the Parties in September 1994. It lists representatives from various national governments, scientific institutions, and international organizations, including the National Science Foundation and the Inter-American Institute for Global Change Research.

The document consists of a series of legal and administrative records regarding a land-use change application for Portion 1 of the farm Yzermyn 96 HT in Mpumalanga, South Africa. The application, submitted by Atha-Africa Ventures (Pty) Ltd, sought to rezone the land from agricultural to 'special' use to allow for mining and related activities. The process involved multiple objections from environmental organizations and landowners, a dismissal by a local planning tribunal based on a lack of locus standi, a subsequent appeal, and a final approval by the Gert Sibande District Municipal Planning Tribunal on 29 April 2019.

The Green Climate Fund Secretariat partially granted information disclosure request IDP009, providing maps for the majority of the requested funding proposals (FP) and one simplified approval process (SAP) item, while denying others based on the Information Disclosure Policy.

The document is an attendee list for the Fifth Meeting of the Conference of the Parties of the Inter-American Institute for Global Change Research. It lists representatives from various national governments, international organizations, and academic institutions, providing their names, titles, affiliations, and contact details.

The IAI Task Force met on March 31 and April 1 to reform the IAI newsletter, establishing a new Editorial Board and a budget of $52,800 for 1998/99. The group decided to increase scientific content, integrate the newsletter into the main IAI website, and explore electronic versions through a reader survey in January 1999.