IODE-XXIV Work Plan 2017-2019

The 24th Session of the IODE Committee adopted the following work plan (events and action sheet) for the next inter-sessional period (April 2017 - 2019). The full report of the Session is available HERE

Last update: 13 July 2017/ 25 August 2017/ 20 November 2017/ 27 June 2018/ 3 October 2018/ 4 October 2018/ 5 October 2018/ 10 January 2019

Note that additional details on the implementation of the work plan and action sheet can be found in the Report of the 2018 meeting of the IODE management group.

 

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Action item Due by date To be implemented by Status
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The Committee decided to formally abolish the IODE GE-BICH and IODE GE-OBIS

N/A N/A DONE
29 The Committee, supported by JCOMM, and considering the benefits of cooperation with JCOMM through the ETDMP, recommended the continuation of the JCOMM/IODE ETDMP. n/a n/a

DONE: Session held September 2018

30 The Committee invited Member States to actively liaise with JCOMM/IODE ETDMP on standards and best practices, metadata management and the exchange of data, information and services. continuous member states

pending

Start after JCOMM-V (Nov 2017)

34 The Committee adopted Recommendation IODE-XXIV.1 “REVISED TERMS OF REFERENCE OF THE JOINT IODE/IAMSLIC GROUP OF EXPERTS ON MARINE INFORMATION MANAGEMENT IN A TRANSITIONAL CAPACITY”. n/a n/a

DONE: Group composed and first meeting held 19-21 February 2018.

35 The Committee requested that a new MoU should be established between IOC and IAMSLIC covering the next inter-sessional period. early 2018, after composition new GE-MIM IODE Secretariat/ IAMSLIC ONGOING:  discussed at IAMSLIC 2018, to be discussed at IODE-XXV (taking into account GEMIM)
45 The Committee welcomed the positive results regarding the status of the IODE Network as well as the suggestion from JCOMM to also present the results of the survey at the upcoming 5th JCOMM session (25-31 October 2017, Indonesia). October 2017 (end July for JCOMM-V working documents) IODE Secretariat DONE: documents prepared and submitted to JCOMM-V
47 The Committee, after comparing the IODE and JCOMM GDAC Terms of Reference with the objective to harmonize them, recommended to re-define the Terms of Reference of an IODE GDAC (see item 3.5) and a suggestion was made to involve the ETDMP members in this effort. early 2018 IODE MG DONE
54 The Committee adopted Recommendation IODE-XXIV.2 (THE UNESCO/IOC PROJECT OFFICE FOR IODE IN OOSTENDE, BELGIUM) (probably September 2017) IODE Secretariat/ Gov of Flanders

DONE
MoU signed by both parties (November 2017)

65 Considering the challenges for IODE/OBIS to respond to the increasing demands on OBIS to support several international processes with the current limited resources it has, the Committee strongly encouraged IOC Member States to increase their support to the OBIS secretariat and the national, regional and thematic OBIS Nodes, which they host, that contribute data, technical infrastructure and scientific expertise. continuous Member States ONGOING: Flanders (Belgium) provided 50K through FUST SSA; Agreement was signed with EMODNET for 40K EUR 2018-2019. First 20K received. The budget is not sufficient for one full-time OBIS data manager - only 50% in 2019.
66 The Committee approved the OBIS Node health status check and transition strategy for inactive OBIS nodes and stressed that the main purpose is not to remove OBIS nodes from the IODE network but to identify and try to solve issues and encourage OBIS nodes to remain active. IODE-XXV OBIS Secretariat ONGOING: Three OBIS nodes discontinued: SWA-OBIS (Brazil), KOBIS (Korea) and MicrOBIS (USA). Four OBIS nodes are inactive: ESP-OBIS (Chile), IndOBIS (India), SEAOBIS (Philippines) and FishBASE (Philippines) and need to be reactivated in 2019 based on their action plan, submitted before 15 December 2018.
76  The Committee adopted Recommendation IODE-XXIV.3 (ESTABLISHMENT OF THE IODE PILOT PROJECT OBIS EVENT DATA FOR SCIENTIFIC APPLICATIONS (OBIS-EVENT-DATA) intersessional  OBIS DONE: Project page and SG created. 
93a The Committee expressed its appreciation for the work achieved by the GODAR project, thanked the US-NODC (now NCEI) for its support to GODAR, and urged US-NODC (now NCEI) to continue its support to the GODAR project.  intersessional NCEI DONE: support continued
93b The Committee also urged all Member States to contribute data to the GODAR project in support of open and unrestricted access to data. intersessional member states DONE: to be included in IODE-XXV report on GODAR/WOD
101 The Committee expressed its strong appreciation for the work done on the World Ocean Database (WOD) by the US NODC (now NCEI) and called on NCEI to continue its support to WOD. intersessional NCEI

DONE: WOD copy hosted at project office (November 2017)

Agreement signed between IOC project office for IODE and NOAA/NCEI to host WOD copy at IOC Project Office for IODE (implementation planned November 2017)

102 The Committee invited IOC Member States to facilitate the flow of data to the WOD and to use Data Object Identifiers (DOIs) for oceanographic profile data, as well as Creative Commons (CC) data use licenses. intersessional member states DONE: to be included in IODE-XXV report on WOD
103 The Committee invited projects and initiatives such as EMODnet, SeaDataCloud, and others, to ensure that their public access oceanographic data are made available freely and without restriction of use and distribution to the IODE community in a timely manner. Such ocean data from these projects and initiatives could be added to and enhance IODE international data products such as the World Ocean Database. intersessional partner projects DONE: to be included in IODE-XXV report on GODAR/WOD
104 The Committee agreed that WOD should submit an application to JCOMM to become a Centre for Marine Meteorological and Oceanographic Climate Data (CMOC) in the Marine Climate Data System (MCDS). intersessional NCEI DONE
105 The Committee requested that the IOC should revise the “IOC Oceanographic Data Exchange Policy”, and in particular Clause 5 which states “Member States shall, to the best practicable degree, use data centres linked to World Data System, to IODE’s NODC and WDC network as long-term repositories for oceanographic data and associated metadata” and replace it with “Member States shall, to the best practicable degree, use data centres linked to the World Data System and IODE’s NODCs, its World Ocean Database and Ocean Biogeographic Information System (OBIS) as long-term repositories for oceanographic data and associated metadata and OBIS in particular for biological and ecosystem data”. April 2018 for submission to IOC EC IODE Secretariat (Greg Reed) ONGOING: To be recommended by IODE-XXV for submission to IOC Assembly 2019
119 The Committee expressed its appreciation with the work achieved and welcomed the proposed link between GOSUD and the Surface Ocean CO2 Atlas (SOCAT) project, with the European FerryBox initiative and with GO-SHIP. no date L. Petit de la Villéon DONE: no action needed
125 The Committee strongly urged relevant organizations and projects to join the ICAN project and community if appropriate, and to take part in ICAN activities and workshops. intersessional relevant organization and projects  NOT DONE: no action reported
130 The Committee instructed Dr Domingues to contact NODCs, ADUs and relevant IODE projects to invite collaboration with the IQUOD project, particularly in terms of:
(i) provision of automated quality control tests for coordinated benchmarking activities, with a focus on historical ocean temperature (salinity) profiles;
(ii) provision of high-quality reference regional temperature/salinity datasets (of known quality) that can be used for the above coordinated benchmark exercises;
(c) provision of historical ocean temperature and/or salinity profiles with full vertical resolution and metadata when available (paper or digital form) and which is not yet part of the WOD;
(d) expertise on quality control (automated and/or manual) in specific ocean regional for temperature/salinity profiles (eg, North Sea, Mediterranean Sea, Southern Ocean, etc);
(e) expertise on historical instrumentation used to collect ocean temperature and salinity profiles;
(f) knowledge and/or experience with machine learning techniques that could be applied to the quality control of hydrographic (temperature/salinity) profiles;
(g) in kind support (part-time/temporary) for scientific programming of automated quality control tests, from their native language into open-source Python; and
(h) feedback on how IQuOD could potentially contribute/benefit your NODC and IODE project related activities (synergies).
intersessional C. Domingues  NOT DONE: no action reported
131 The Committee instructed Dr Domingues to discuss with Dr Claudia Delgado (IODE training coordinator) potential avenues for developing capacity building activities related to IQuOD activities. asap C. Domingues/ C. Delgado C. Delgado introduced OTGA to the IQuOD group during their meeting at the IODE PO in April 2018; C. Delgado suggested IQuOD to translate into English and update as needed the course on From Measurement to Mean Fields: Aggregating Oceanographic Data for Science using World Ocean Database and World Ocean Atlas tools (already available HERE ). Tim Boyer was tasked to do this.
 132  The Committee requested NODCs, ADUs and IODE Secretariat to promote the visibility of the IQuOD project so as to maximize international endorsement, strategic collaborations and therefore (inter/national) funding avenues.  intersessional  NODCs, ADUs, IODE Secretariat  NOT DONE: no action reported
 142  The Committee invited Mr Mathieu Ouellet (Canada), Mr Tobias Spears (Chair SG-ODP), and Mr Patrick Gorringe (EuroGOOS), and Mr Ariel Troisi (Argentina) to prepare modalities for the review of the contribution of the Partnership Centre for the IODE ODP for approval by the IODE Co-Chairs. [deadline: September 2017]  September 2017  M. Ouellet/ T. Spears/ P. Gorringe/ A. Troisi DONE
 143  The Committee instructed the Secretariat and requested Roshydromet to organize the review and publish its report by the 25th Session of the IODE Committee (2019).  December 2018  IODE Secretariat/ Roshydromet  DONE: to be discussed at IODE-XXV
 148  The Committee decided to actively promote OceanDataPractices at the widest level possible and to encourage organizations and expert bodies to deposit best practice documents in OceanDataPractices.  intersessional  member states DONE
OceanDataPractices renamed to OceanBestPractices (approved by Chairs) - workshop implemented Paris, November 2017 to seek additional partnerships
 149 The Committee noted the lack of sufficient IT support for the OceanDataPractices project at the IOC Project Office for IODE and called on Member States to provide IT “time secondment” by IODE partners (NODCs, ADUs, ...) as an in-kind contribution to IODE as a possible way to solve this problem.  intersessional  member states NOT DONE: No support committed by Member States
154 The Committee urged Member States to encourage the deposit of works in OceanDocs or implementation of their own national/institutional e-repository with OceanDocs assistance. intersessional member states  NOT DONE: no action reported
155 The Committee urged Member States to join the OceanDocs Community to advocate deposit and use of OceanDocs. intersessional member states  NOT DONE: no action reported
156 The Committee noted the lack of sufficient IT support for OceanDocs project at the IOC Project Office for IODE and decided to consider IT “time secondment” by IODE partners (NODCs, ADUs, ...) as an in-kind contribution to IODE. asap member states NOT DONE: No support committed by Member States
 165  The Committee urged Member States to promote OceanExpert nationally and regionally and encouraged ocean scientists and other professionals to create and maintain their profile in OceanExpert.  intersesional member states ONGOING: to be reported at IODE-XXV in view of use of OE by IOC and JCOMM
 170  The Committee noted the lack of sufficient IT support for the OceanKnowledge project at the IOC Project Office for IODE and decided to consider IT “time secondment” by IODE partners (NODCs, ADUs, ...) as an in-kind contribution to IODE. Volunteers should have proven skills in semantic web or big data technologies and could submit their letter of interest to the Project Manager (Mr Aditya Naik-Kakodkar) stating their competencies and hands-on experience in the field. The OceanKnowledge steering group will invite experts to join the project based on its operational requirements.  intersessional  member states NO ACTION NEEDED: August 2017: project put "on hold" due to need for ODIS to develop first.
183 The Committee called on its members to nominate experts with experience in implementing quality management systems for management of oceanographic data to the SG-QMF for the next intersessional period. intersessional member states, coordinated by Greg Reed DONE: SG-QMF was reconstituted with new membership including one representative from an accredited NODC
184 The Committee encouraged all NODCs and ADUs to apply for accreditation. intersessional NODCs, ADUs

ongoing
August 2017: KODC and BODC accredited

 

185 The Committee decided to revise the terms of reference of the IODE QMF project (Recommendation IODE-XXII.18) to allow ADUs to be accredited and adopted Decision IODE-XXIV.1. n/a n/a DONE
186 The Committee invited accredited NODCs to share experience on the accreditation process with other NODCs and ADUs. In this regard China’s NMDIS offered its assistance to NODCs and ADUs in the WESTPAC region, while France’s SISMER offered to share their expertise as well. intersessional accredited NODCs DONE: No direct action needed
 187  The Committee decided that the IODE QMF should be updated to the 2015 ISO:9001 version.  intersessional  G. Reed/ SG-WMF In Progress. To be completed December 2018
   The Committee decided that AIUs should also be taken into account and invited the SG-QMF to study this possibility.  intersessional  SG-QMF pending . Requires input from GEMIM
 199  The Committee noted that the Terms of Reference of the IODE GDAC with the MCDS GDAC (written in WMO-471 – to be published) are different and suggested to amend the IODE ToR (v) and (vi) – see Figure 1- into: “Each GDAC be interoperable with the WIS and/or IODE ODP”.  intersessional  IODE Secretariat DONE: discussed by ETDMP in 2018 and to be discussed by IODE-XXV
209 The Committee acknowledged the challenges to find volunteer experts to review the proposed data standards and best practices and requested the IOC Member States to nominate experts and provide or update the information including expertise of their experts in the OceanExpert database. intersessional member states  ONGOING:  discussed by ETDMP 2018, OBPr project proposal: to be decided by IODE-XXV
221 The Committee established an inter-sessional working group on cooperation with GOOS, which will assist GOOS with (i) input to the GOOS 5-10 year strategy (due by mid-2017); and (ii) participating in the review of GOOS to be conducted by ICSU and the other GOOS co-sponsors (IOC, WMO and UNEP), late 2017. The group will have the following membership: Roger Proctor (Chair), Eduardo Klein, Francisco Hernandez, Alessandra Giorgetti. late 2017 group ONGOING: May 2017: Roger Proctor started discussions of group - group waiting for guidance from GOOS
241 The Committee decided to include financial support for travel support for a IODE representative to LME:learn Steering Committee meetings in 2018. intersessional IODE Secretariat DONE: IODE did not participate as LME:Learn decided to use a different LMS
249 The Committee called on National Oceanographic Data Centres and Associate Data Units as contributors to a possible mechanism for reporting on IOC led SDG indicators, either through National Statistical Offices or directly. intersessional NODCs and ADUs  NOT DONE: no action
250 The Committee requested its Co-Chair (Ms Chandler) as a focal point for SDG data issues. intersessional C. Chandler PENDING
251 The Committee decided to establish an inter-sessional working group to conduct the (i) mapping of essential variables to SDG requirements; (ii) identification of global/regional/national sources of required variables; (iii) methodologies on how to use the data to construct the indicators; and (iv) guidelines to assist NODCs and ADUs coordinate with their respective national statistics agencies; and to report its finding to the IODE officers/Co-Chairs by October 2017. October 2017 group  NOT DONE: no action
252 The Committee requested its Co-Chairs to ensure representation and inputs of IODE in the work of technical expert groups that will be established to finalize the indicator methodology and definition of data standards for IOC-led indicators. intersessional Co-Chairs  PENDING
253 The Committee instructed the SG-OTGA to consider capacity development activities in relation to data quality control, data access and dissemination relevant to SDG, if and when required. intersessional SG-OTGA no specific action taken/requested; training activities organized under OTGA implicitly contribute to SDG’s 4, 5, 9, 10, 13, 14.
 262  The Committee instructed the IODE Co-Chair, Ms Cyndy Chandler, to report back to the members of the Committee subsequent to the IOC Assembly and then to discuss with the GOSR leaders to discuss requirements from IODE. A possible description of work could include:
(i) identifying main elements and advise on a possible architecture of the GOSR data portal;
(ii) advise on practical modalities and standards to collect and update the data in the first issue of GOSR with reference to research capacity and infrastructure, research investments (research and observations), and research productivity and science impact, as well as relevant information on international organizations involved in ocean science, against the baseline provided by the first issue of GOSR;
(iii) advise on modalities of collaboration between IODE and the UNESCO Institute of Statistics (UIS);
(iv) assist in determining the scope of human and financial resources which may be needed to design and operationalize the GOSR data portal;
(v) provide any other relevant feedback on lessons learned in the context of IODE’s contribution to the first issue of GOSR.
 September 2017  C. Chandler DONE: IODE participated in GOSR-2 meeting/ advice provided/ GOSR-2 questionnaire being developed with IODE assistance: report to be provided at IODE-XXV
 307  The Committee agreed to discuss with ICSU WDS ways and means to provide content for the WDS metadata catalogue through existing IODE and partner systems such as ODP, OBIS, EMODNET, SeaDataCloud and others, and possibly IODE information product metadata as well (OceanDocs, OceanDataPractices,...).  intersessional  Tim Boyer/ C. Chandler  no action reported
308 The Committee invited projects and initiatives such as EMODnet, SeaDataCloud and others, to continue making their public access oceanographic data available freely and without restriction of use and distribution to the IODE community in a timely manner. Such ocean data from these projects and initiatives could be added and enhance IODE international data products such as the World Ocean Database and onwards transmission to WDS. intersessional EMODNET, SDC no specific action required
 311  The Committee welcomed the participation of its Co-Chair in RDA as RDA has the potential to enrich IODE with expertise on new technologies and practices related to data and information management and invited IODE Committee members to participate in RDA.  intersessional  member states no specific action required
 319  The Committee invited NODCs, ADUs and marine libraries in the Indian ocean region to participate actively with the management, exchange and archival of IIOE-2 data and information.  intersessional  NODCs, ADUs, marine libraries (C. Chandler, H. Ong'anda) no specific action required
 321  The Committee recommended that IIOE-2 should develop a data management plan.  intersessional  IIOE2/ C. Chandler  DONE
 322  The Committee invited Member States and their experts participating in the IIOE-2 programme to apply the IOC oceanographic data exchange policy.  intersessional  member states no specific action required
 331  The Committee requested IODE/OBIS to consider the proposal of a 10-20 year cornerstone effort to measure life in the ocean, including developing the capacity, methods and technologies, in a manner consistent with physical and biogeochemical observations and to implement a global MBON, based on a collaborative effort between the IOC and GEO, and specifically between IODE/OBIS, GOOS, and MBON.  intersessional and beyond  OBIS Secretariat DONE: EC-OBIS-II recommended to bring this proposal under the UN Decade.
332 The Committee requested its Co-Chair, Ms Cyndy Chandler to discuss with RCN modalities for increased collaboration with RCN:OceanObsNetwork. In this regard the Committee wished to inquire about possible funding by RCN of workshops on data standards and interoperability. intersessional C. Chandler and RCN  no action reported
340 The Committee urged African Member States to develop a project proposal to ensure that the expertise, products and services developed during the past ODINAFRICA projects is not lost and would continue to contribute to the sustainable management of African coastal areas. In this regard it was noted that the Flanders-UNESCO Trust Fund for Science will accept new proposals in 2018. June 2018 M. Odido ONGOING: proposals can be submitted around October 2019
345 The Committee approved the revised Project Document and decided to continue the ODINBLACKSEA project. n/a n/a DONE: The activities are implemented according to the revised Project Document
346 The Committee recommended that the region should also consider more activities related to OBIS. intersessional SG-ODINBLACKSEA

DONE: OBIS relation has been initiated and OBIS coordinator was invited to Steering Group Meeting.Steering Group decided to promote OBIS more actively in Black Sea Countries, and to provide information about OBIS through ODINBS web site.

It was also agreed to collect biological parameters during the “Black Sea Oceanographic Research Cruise 2018” FOR intercalibration purposes which may be a positive contribution to OBIS data quality efforts at the Black Sea Regional Level.

374 The Committee recommended the re-activation of the ODINCINDIO project and invited Dr Nasser Zaker (Islamic Republic of Iran) to take the lead in this effort. intersessional N. Zaker ONGOING: to be discussed at IODE-XXV
375 The Committee requested Dr Zaker to discuss ODINCINDIO at the upcoming IOCINDIO Session. June 2017 N. Zaker DONE
 378  The Committee expressed its regret regarding the loss of the CEEMaR repository and urged all data and information centres to ensure effective and efficient back-up systems for its data and information services, and noted that OceanDocs is now being used for CEEMaR’s deposits.  intersessional  member states  no action needed
 387  The Committee adopted Recommendation IODE-XXIV.4 (ESTABLISHMENT OF THE OCEAN DATA AND INFORMATION NETWORK FOR THE WESTERN PACIFIC REGION (ODINWESTPAC) PROJECT)  intersessional SG-ODINWESTPAC DONE
 401  The Committee approved the content of Document IOC/IODE-XXIV/4.1 as well as the proposed actions of the sessional working group for inclusion in the overall IOC CD strategy implementation working document that is being prepared for the upcoming 29th Session of the IOC Assembly.  May 2017  IODE Secretariat DONE: IOC CD strategy adopted by IOC-XXIC (June 2017)
 417  The Committee instructed the IODE Steering Group for the OceanTeacher Global Academy to draft, by March 2018, a project proposal for a follow up phase of the project, for submission to suitable donors.  March 2018  SG-OTGA ONGOING; FUST evaluation completed end September 2018; concept note / draft proposal under development; submission of proposal pending on FUST renewal by GoF
 418 The Committee instructed the IODE Steering Group for the OceanTeacher Global Academy to compile the necessary documentation on requirements to become a certified “Learning Services Provider” (LSP) under the ISO 29990 standard, which includes the type of training provided by IODE/OTGA, i.e. non-formal education and training.   intersessional SG-OTGA DONE: IODE PO obtained certification
 427  The Committee called for closer collaboration with operational oceanography programmes and JCOMM, and to develop related training curricula and activities.  intersessional  GOOS, JCOMM  no specific action needed
 429  The Committee urged its members to recommend or continue recommending the use of OceanTeacher Global Academy for training activities required by other projects in which they may be involved.  intersessional  member states no specific action needed
 440  The Committee called on its members to inform their national UN representatives of IODE and its OBIS to ensure better awareness and support.  intersessional  member states incomplete information, but done in the case of Japan, USA, India
 441  The Committee, noting that most OBIS nodes operate on minimal resources, called on Member States to actively support their OBIS nodes to ensure they can provide the necessary data that are required by BBNJ.  intersessional  member states No information
442 The Committee encouraged IOC Member States to continue assisting in the support of the contributing national, regional and thematic OBIS nodes, which they host, that contribute data, technical infrastructure and scientific expertise that can support the BBNJ and other relevant international processes. intersessional member states No information
456 The Committee adopted Decision IODE-XXIV.2 (THE IODE MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE)    secretariat, co-chairs DONE: July/August: interim MG established with Co-Chairs, 2 past-chairs
457 The Committee adopted Decision IODE-XXIV.3 (IODE PROJECT AND ACTIVITY PERFORMANCE EVALUATION)     DONE
459 The Committee decided that the relation between projects (eg data flow) should be better communicated within the IODE community but also to the user communities.     no specific action needed
461 The Committee recommended that a Letter, thanking the members of the IODE-MG for their contribution, is signed by the IOC Executive Secretary and sent every two years, a few months prior to the IODE Committee Session. asap IODE Secretariat  ONGOING
 463  The Committee adopted Recommendation IODE-XXIV.5 (IODE ASSOCIATE INFORMATION UNIT (AIU))  n/a n/a  DONE
 471  The Committee approved the draft decision for the 29th Session of the IOC Assembly entitled “IOC STRATEGIC PLAN FOR DATA AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT (2017-2021)”  n/a n/a  DONE
 483  The Committee stressed that the proposed system would take into account, and build upon the work of the JCOMM/IODE ETDMP and the IODE Ocean Data Portal.  intersessional  drafting group  no specific action
 485  The Committee adopted Decision IODE-XXIV.4 (IODE OCEAN DATA AND INFORMATION SYSTEM)  n/a n/a  DONE
 490  The Committee approved the draft decision for the 29th Session of the IOC Assembly entitled “IOC (IODE) Communication and Outreach Strategy for Data and Information Management”.  June 2017  IODE Secretariat adopted by IOC-XXIX
 509  The Committee adopted Recommendation IODE-XXIV.6 (IODE WORK PLAN AND BUDGET FOR 2017-2019).  n/a n/a  adopted by IOC-XXIX
 519  The Committee requested the IODE Secretariat to coordinate with ODIP the establishment of a web page in the IODE web site to provide access to cruise tracks of multiple systems.  intersessional IODE Secretariat/ ODIP ONGOING:
discussed with SeaDataNet (Friedrich Nast) at ODIP Galway. Further follow-up expected 2018.
 527  The Committee unanimously re-elected Ms Cyndy Chandler and Prof Yutaka Michida as IODE Co-Chairs.  n/a n/a  DONE
532 The Committee requested the IODE Co-Chairs to present the Executive Summary with all Resolutions and Recommendations therein to the Twenty-Ninth Session of the IOC Assembly that will take place between 19 and 30 June 2017 at the UNESCO headquarters in Paris, France. 19-30 JUne Y. Michida DONE
         
         
   

 

 

 
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