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Governing Board
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IIEP is a part of UNESCO and subscribes to its main priorities
Yet the Institute enjoys a large amount of autonomy.
It has its own Governing Board, statutes, premises, 6-year Medium-Term Plan, staff and budget. It also sets its own agenda and goals.
The Governing Board
The Institute is administered by a Governing Board, consisting of twelve members chosen for their competence and sitting in a personal capacity.
The Board determines the general policy and the nature of the Institute’s activities within the framework of the general policy of UNESCO. It decides on the programme and the budget of the Institute and ensures the implementation of the activities
12 specialists of international repute  Chairman:
Raymond E. Wanner (USA)
Senior Adviser on UNESCO Issues to the United
Nations Foundation, Washington D.C., USA.
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Designated Members:
| |  Christine Evans-Klock
Director, ILO Skills and Employability Department, Geneva, Switzerland
|  Carlos Lopes
Assistant Secretary-General, Executive Director, UNITAR, Geneva, Switzerland
|  Juan Manuel Moreno
Senior Education Specialist,
Middle East and North Africa Department,
The World Bank,
Washington DC, USA
|  Guillermo Sunkel
Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean
Santiago, Chile
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Elected members:
| |  Aziza Bennani
(Morocco)
Ambassador and Permanent Delegate of Morocco to UNESCO.
|  Birger Fredriksen (Norway)
Consultant on Education Development for the World Bank (Former Senior Education Adviser for the Africa Region at the World Bank).
|  Ricardo Henriques (Brasil)
Special advisor of the President
National Economic and Social Development Bank, Brazil
|  Takyiwaa Manuh (Ghana)
Professor, former Director, Institute of African Studies, University of Ghana.
|  Jean-Jacques Paul (France),
Professor of Economics of Education, University of Bourgogne, France.
|  Nina Yefimovna Borevskaya (Russian Federation)
Professor, Chief Researcher and Project Head, Institute of Far Eastern Studies, Russia.
|  Zhang Xinsheng (China)
Vice-Minister of Education, China
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