Annual report and accounts 2017
Date published

31 December 2017

Annual Report and Accounts

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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

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36
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IStructE

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