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LIBRARY & ARCHIVES

Library & Archives

The permanent digital repository of the Council. Transparency is the default: every non-restricted document is free, open, and indexed.

GOVERNING INSTRUMENTS

Charter of the ISGC

Adopted 20 July 2026

The supreme governing instrument of the Council, adopted under the authority of ARGA. Defines the mission, mandate, composition, decision-making procedures, and ethical standards.

PDF forthcoming

Regulations on Composition, Appointment, and Termination

Governing instrument

The binding framework governing selection, appointment, terms of office, and termination of membership.

PDF forthcoming

Code of Ethics and Conflict of Interest

Governing instrument

The enforceable conduct framework for all members, advisors, and personnel, including disclosure obligations and disciplinary procedures.

PDF forthcoming

Procedure for Publications and Forums

Governing instrument

The rules governing preparation, peer review, adoption, and publication of all Council outputs, and the conduct of Forums and Roundtables.

PDF forthcoming
REPOSITORY

Resolutions & Minutes

0 documents

Publications will appear here as they are adopted.

Publications & Reports

0 documents

Publications will appear here as they are adopted.

Advisory Opinions

0 documents

Publications will appear here as they are adopted.

Outcome Documents of Forums

0 documents

Publications will appear here as they are adopted.

Registrations & Accreditations

1 documents

  • UN Global Marketplace (UNGM) RegistrationDownload

ARGA Corporate Policies

4 documents

  • Corporate Policy and Declaration in Accordance with the UN 2030 AgendaDownload
  • Corporate Responsibility Principles in Accordance with the UN Global CompactDownload
  • Environmental Policy of ARGADownload
  • Human Rights, Gender Equality, Anti-Racism and Non-Discrimination PolicyDownload
RESTRICTED SECTION

Access restricted to Council members and authorised partners. Documents are classified as restricted only by a two-thirds vote of the Expert Council, reviewed annually, and released to the public domain after no more than ten years.

Access to the repository is free and open, and requires no registration. It is maintained by the Secretariat in perpetuity as the permanent record of the Council's public work.