Annual report and accounts 2017
Date published

31 December 2017

Annual Report and Accounts

Report

Date published

31 December 2017

Read our annual report and accounts for the year ending 31 December 2017.

The document includes an overview of the Institution's activity for the year 2017, including:

  • Reference and administrative information
  • Structure, governance and management
  • Objects and activities
  • Achievements and performance
  • Financial review
  • Plans for future periods

Additional information

Format:
pdf
Pages:
36
Publisher:
IStructE

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