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WELCOME MANUAL

National Agricultural and Food Research and Technology Institute O.A., M.P.

INIA

June 2018

CONTENTS

2 INIA WELCOME MANUAL

CONTENTS

1. WELCOME ……………………………………………………………………………………………… 3

2. GENERAL INFORMATION ……………………………………………………………………….. 4

2.1. Introduction ...……………………………………………………………………………. 4

2.2. Objectives and functions ……………………………………………………………. 5

2.3. Fields of activity ………………………………………………………….…………… .. 5

3. STRUCTURE …………………………………………………………………………………………. .. 7

4. INSTALLATIONS …………………………………………………………………………………….. 9

4.1. The INIA and its Centres ……………………………………………………………. 9

4.2. INIA Bases: location and access ……………………………………………….. 12

4.2.1. Headquarters (Puerta de Hierro – 1) ………………………………… 12

4.2.2. Animal Reproduction Department (PH – II) ……………………….. 19

4.2.3. Animal Health Research Centre (CISA) …………………………….... 20

4.2.4. Phytogenetic Resources Centre (CRF) ……………………………….. 22

5. SAFETY AND OCCUPATIONAL RISK PREVENTION ………………………………... 24

6. OTHER INFORMATION OF INTEREST …………………………………………………… 25

6.1. How to proceed on first arrival at the INIA? …………………………. 25

6.2. Application for material ……………………………………………………… 26

6.3. Obligations of Contracted Personnel …………………………………… 26

6.4. Medical Service ………………………………………………………………….. 27

6.5. INIA Website ……………………………………………………………………… 28

6.6. Intranet Consultation …………………………………………………………. 29

6.7. The Library ………………………………………………………………………… 30

6.8. Gender-Equality Policies ……………………………………………………... 31

1. WELCOME


1. WELCOME

Dear collaborator:

May I welcome you to the National Agricultural and Food Research and Technology Institute, a Public Research Institution in the State Secretariat for Research, Development and Innovation, in the Ministry of the Economy, Industry and Competitiveness.

Our mission is to generate and transfer knowledge to deal with the challenges of the food and forestry sector and contribute to the promotion of innovation in the companies that make the sector up, while supporting and advising the Spanish administrations.

This manual has been prepared to provide you with basic data on this institution, and the places where you can enlarge the information you may need. This is intended purely to facilitate your integration into the organization and your work station or area of collaboration. Once there, you will receive more precise and specific instructions on the task assigned to you.

We hope your time in the INIA proves beneficial to you and to the organisation.

We trust you will be happy with us.

Cordial greetings,

INIA management

2. GENERAL INFORMATION



Introduction

The National Agricultural and Food Research and Technology Institute, the INIA, is an autonomous Public Research Institution (OPI) attached to the State Secretariat for Research, Development and Innovation, in the Ministry of the Economy, Industry and Competitiveness. It is the General State Administration’s only public research institution dedicated exclusively to agro-food and forestry research.

It was created in Decree-Act No. 17/1971 of 28 October which modified modifying the institutional administration of the Ministry of Agriculture and authorised the Government to restructure the Department as a result of the merger of the National Agronomic Research Institute, the Forestry Research and Experiments Institute and the Animal Biology Trust.

Approximately 830 people work in the INIA (mid-2016 data), distributed as follows according to the field of work and the areas of jurisdiction:

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Distribution of personnel by area

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Objectives and functions

The function of the INIA is to implement R+D+i in the areas within its jurisdiction, with the following aims:

To run scientific research projects in the fields of agriculture and food, and promote technological transfer.

To promote cooperation and coordination of research in agriculture and food, in particular with the Autonomous Communities through the Agricultural Research Coordinating Commission.

To represent Spain in scientific and technological Bodies in agricultural and food research, and encourage national and international cooperation.

Fields of activity

The INIA is active fundamentally in 3 fields:

a) As Public Research Institution

The Institute engages in R+D+i in the following areas:

Plant Production and Protection.

Animal Production and Health.

Forestry.

Food Quality and Security.

The Environment.

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ManagementGeneral SecretariatGeneral Directorate for Monitoring and Coordination of ProgrammesResearchersResearch backup personnelTrainee personnel



b) As national coordinator in agro-food research

The INIA identifies this country’s future agro-food research needs, which must be dealt with via agricultural research, using these data to establish the priorities which will be the focus of agro-food research projects in Spain.

It also promotes collaboration between research groups and between researchers and companies, in public–private collaboration forums specialised in thematic areas or specific problems.

The INIA is responsible at the national level for coordinating agro-food research, operating closely with the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Food and Environment and the General Directorates with authority in this field in the Autonomous Communities, setting up an Agricultural Research Coordinating Commission to identify research, development and innovation priorities in the agro-food sector and assessing opinions of common interest.

c) Internationally

The INIA is the body representing agro-food research in the European Union before both the Directorate-General for Research and the European Commission’s Standing Committee on Agricultural Research (SCAR).

In this area of the European Union, the commitment is maintained to divulge and enhance the participation of Spanish research groups in Horizon 2020 projects through the National Contact Point and the permanent INIA office in Brussels.

Also of note is the INIA’s scientific and technological cooperation with Latin America in a permanent forum with the counterpart INIAs and as a member of the Regional Agriculture and Livestock Technology Fund (FONTAGRO) for the financing of R+D projects in areas of interest for the region.

It is also actively engaged in strategic programmes with the Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research (CGIAR), an international network dedicated to eradicate world hunger and poverty.

The INIA also pursues training activities of an international character, focusing on cooperation with less developed countries.

3. STRUCTURE


3. STRUCTURE

The INIA’s structure

Public-Private Collaboration Office

Management

Deputy Directorate-General for Monitoring

and Coordination of Programmes

Scientific Management of

Projects

International Relations

Prospecting

Publications

Deputy Directorate-General for Research

and Technology

Centres

Departments

Other Units

General Secretariat

Human Resources Division

Economic Management

Division

Legal Regime and Property Division

Documentation Service

Internal Regime Service

Prevention Service

IT Division

Assistant Management

3. STRUCTURE


Organisation chart, Deputy Directorate-General for Research and Technology (SGIT)

Deputy Directorate-General for Research

and Technology (SGIT)

Centres

Forestry Research

Centre (CIFOR)

Animal Health Research

Centre (CISA)

Phytogenetic Resources

Centre (CRF)

Departments

Biotechnology

Environment

Animal Genetic Enhancement

Iberian Pig R+D Centre (Zafra)

Plant Protection

Animal Reproduction

Food Technology

Soria Food Quality Centre

Other Units

Technical Management for

Evaluation of Phystosanitary Varieties and

Products

Plant Biotechnology and Genome

Centre

4. INSTALLATIONS


4. INSTALLATIONS

The INIA and its Centres

The INIA’s R+D activities are implemented in the following Research Centres forming part of the Deputy Directorate-General for Research and Technology:

- Forestry Research Centre (CIFOR).

- Animal Health Research Centre (CISA).

- Phytogenetic Resources Centre (CRF).

- Technical Directorate for Evaluation of Phytosanitary Varieties and Products.

This comprises four Variety Evaluation Trial Centres in the provinces of Madrid, Murcia, Seville and Valencia where the various species are studied, and the Nursery Seed and Plant Trial Station (Madrid).

There are in addition 6 Research Departments:

- Biotechnology Department

- Environment Department

- Animal Enhancement Department

Iberian Pig R+D Centre (Zafra)

- Plant Protection Department

- Animal Reproduction Department

- Food Technology Department

Food Quality Centre (Soria)

And, along with the above:

- The Plant Biotechnology and Genome Centre on the Montegancedo Campus in Pozuelo de Alarcón (Madrid), whose ownership is shared with the Polytechnic University of Madrid (UPM).

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The following table lists the centres dedicated to research, and their location:

Centres and Departments belonging to the INIA

Centre/Department Name Address Contact

Forestry Research Centre (CIFOR) Avda. Padre Huidobro, km 7,5 (Madrid)

91 347 67 80

Animal Health Research Centre (CISA) Ctra. de Algete a El Casar de Talamanca s/n (Valdeolmos - Madrid)

91 620 23 00

Phytogenetic Resources Centre (CRF) A-2, km 36 (Alcalá de Henares - Madrid)

91 881 92 86

Biotechnology Department Avda. Padre Huidobro, km 7,5 (Madrid)

91 347 14 97

Environment Department Avda. Padre Huidobro, km 7,5 (Madrid)

91 347 39 96

Animal Genetic Enhancement Department

Avda. Padre Huidobro, km 7,5 (Madrid)

91 347 37 59

Plant Protection Department Avda. Padre Huidobro, km 7,5 (Madrid)

91 347 68 38

Animal Reproduction Department Avda. Puerta de Hierro No. 12, local 10 (Madrid)

91 347 40 20

Food Technology Department Avda. Padre Huidobro, km 7,5 (Madrid)

91 347 67 71

Technical Directorate for the Evaluation of Phytosanitary Varieties and Products (DTEVPF): “Semillas”


91 347 14 73

Madrid Seed and Plant Trial Station (DTEVPF)


91 347 14 73

Madrid Centre for the Evaluation of Varieties: Finca “Casa Concha” (DTEVPF)

Ctra. de Aranjuez a Colmenar de Oreja, km 7,5 (Colmenar de Oreja - Madrid)

91 894 12 29

Murcia Centre for the Evaluation of Varieties: Finca “Hacienda Nueva”. El Chaparral – Cehegín (DTEVPF)

Finca “Hacienda Nueva”. P.O. Box 108; 2050 – La Alberca (Murcia)

968 84 35 04

Seville Centre for the Evaluation of Varieties: Finca “El Majano”

Pza. España, Sector 3 - Plana 1ª (Sevilla)

95 429 88 69

Valencia Centre for the Evaluation of Varieties: Finca “Mestalla”

C/ Joaquín Ballester No. 39, 8º (Valencia)

96 307 96 03

Mixed INIA-UPM Plant Biotechnology and Genome Centre (CBGP)

Montegancedo Campus. Ctra. M-40, km 38 (Pozuelo de Alarcón - Madrid)

91 452 49 00

Soria Food Quality Centre (CCA) – Food Technology Department

C/ José Tudela s/n. Campus Universitario Duques de Soria (Soria)

975 23 32 04

Finca “La Canaleja” (CRF) A-2, km 36 (Alcalá de Henares - Madrid)

91 889 29 43

Iberian Pig R+D Centre - Animal Genetic Enhancement Department

Ctra. Extremadura 101. Los Santos km 4,7 (Zafra - Badajoz)

924 56 34 00

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2. Reproduction Department

3. Phytogenetic Resources Centre

4. Animal Health Research Centre

5. Plant Biotechnology and Genome Centre

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7. Finca “Hacienda Nueva”

8. Finca “El Majano”

9. Finca Mestalla

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11. Soria Food Quality Centre

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Location of the INIA Centers

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4. INSTALLATIONS


INIA Bases: Location and Access

4.2.1 Headquarters (Puerta de Hierro – 1)

Location and access

The address for the INIA PH-1 site is Avenida del Padre Huidobro 7, Madrid (exit 8 km along the A6 motorway Madrid-A Coruña).

In greater detail, the INIA is located on the A-6 motorway out of Madrid (Carretera de La Coruña or Avenida del Padre Huidobro), after crossing the River Manzanares a few kilometres from the Ciudad Universitaria Campus. There is an access gate for pedestrians or cyclists from the cycle path parallel to the river, and another leading to a walkway over the A-6 to the bus stops, and to a pedestrian path to the Ciudad Universitaria faculties.

Private vehicle access:

For motor vehicle access, take the km 8 exit (Hipódromo) from the A-6 to A Coruña, and continue along the road signposted to the INIA, south of the motorway, as shown in the attached plan.

4. INSTALLATIONS


Public transport access

There are various public transport bus lines (Municipal Transport Company – EMT) running close to the INIA.

Line 162 (Moncloa - El Barrial, outward)

- Stop 4308 Av. Padre Huidobro/Pte. San Fernando. Then take the walkway over the A-6 to the INIA.

Line 83 (Barrio del Pilar – Moncloa, outward and return)

Line 133 (Callao – Mirasierra, outward and return)

- These last two at stop 1342, Parque Deportivo Puerta de Hierro, on the M-30 Express Route. After leaving through the INIA’s side pedestrian gate, cross the A-6 walkway and the San Fernando stone bridge over the Manzanares River.

4. INSTALLATIONS


INIA bus access

In addition, the INIA charters buses exclusively for its employees to and from its Madrid facilities which have no direct public transport access.

There are two departure points to PH-1:

Argüelles: C/ Princesa, 41 (at the taxi stand opposite the Corte Inglés department store)

Moncloa: C/ Princesa, 92 (the Moncloa Interchange)

Timetables are as follows:

Winter

Days From

Argüelles From

Moncloa Return from INIA

Mon – Thurs

7.45

8.00 8.30

15.00

15.30*

18.00

Fri 7.45

8.30 14.30

8.00 15.30

* If necessary, this service makes an earlier stop (15.20) at the Puerta de Hierro II site.

Summer

Days From

Argüelles From

Moncloa Return from

INIA

Mon – Fri

7.45 8.30*

14.30

8.00 15.00

* If necessary, this service makes a stop (on request) at the Puerta de Hierro II site (the Veterinary School bus stop at Ctra. A Coruña, km 5).

Shuttle bus arrival(to PH-1)

Shuttle bus return(to Argüelles)

Shuttle bus arrival / return (PH-1, Moncloa)

Calle de la Princesa

Calle de Alberto Aguilera

Calle de Marqués de Urquijo

Paseo de Moret

Intercambiadorde Moncloa

Calle de la Princesa

4. INSTALLATIONS


Buildings:

The Puerta de Hierro I site comprises the following main buildings:

Main Building Cellulose Building (CIFOR) Wood Building (CIFOR) Seeds Building (DTVEPF) Cork Building (CIFOR) Wooden house (CIFOR)

Main Building Cellulose Building

Seeds Building Cork Building

Wood Building Wooden House

HeadquartersMain building

CIFORCellulose BuildingWood BuildingCork BuildingWooden House

DTEVPFSeeds Building

Dept. of Food TechnologyFood Technology LaboratoryFood Technology Plant

OthersSecurity checkpointGreesnhouseNurseryEmployment workshopParking

Location of the different buildings in PH-1

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4. INSTALLATIONS


Layout of the main INIA building

The main building has 3 floors, with the following distribution:

Second floor:

IT

Animal Genetic Enhancement Department

Deputy Directorate-General for Research and Technology (S.G.I.T.)

General Secretariat 1. Internal Regime 2. Legal and Property Regime 3. Prevention Service

4. Payments

Medical Service (Defibrillator)

Deputy Directorate-General for Programme Monitoring and Coordination

First floor:

Food Technology Department

General Secretariat 1. Library and Documentation Service 2. Human Resources Division 3. Administrative Coordination and Financial

Management Division 4. Occupational Risk Prevention 5. Subsidies and Accounting Monitoring Service

General Intervention Board of the State

Administration (IGAE)

Management

Biotechnology Department

Ground floor:

Environment Department

Cafeteria

Registry

Information

Conference facilities

Plant Protection Department

Programme Monitoring and Coordination

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4.2.2 Animal Reproduction Department (PH-II)

Public transport access

Public transport is used in general because there is a bus stop near the site. However, as mentioned above, one of the PH-I buses can be asked to stop at PH-II.

There are several EMT bus lines, two of which coincide with those to PH-I.

Line 83 (Moncloa – Barrio del Pilar and back)

Line 133 (Callao – Mirasierra and back)

- At stop no. 1340 on the Madrid–El Pardo highway

Private vehicle access:

From the A-6 motorway to A Coruña, take exit 6 (M-30/E-5/A-1/El Pardo/Calle Sinesio Delgado) using the left lane, as the right lane is reserved for buses.

Continue along Avenida de Puerta de Hierro and turn right toward the Veterinary School.

Continue along calle Senda del Rey to the Animal Reproduction Department entrance on the right.

4. INSTALLATIONS


4.2.3 Animal Health Research Centre (CISA)

INIA bus access

Buses leave from Ronda de Valencia No. 5

On the outward trip, the INIA bus stops as follows, if necessary:

- Paseo Infanta Isabel, No. 2 - Paseo de la Castellana No. 110, corner of Calle de Joaquín Costa - Paseo de la Castellana, No. 212 - Chamartín Station

On the return trip, the stops are as follows:

- Chamartín Station - Calle Mateo Inurria, Paseo de la Castellana corner - Paseo de la Castellana, corner of Calle Raimundo Fernández Villaverde - Atocha Roundabout

Summer

Days From Madrid Return from

CISA

Mon-Fri

7.30 14.30

Winter


CISA

Mon- Thurs 7.30

16.30

Fri 14.30

4. INSTALLATIONS


Private vehicle access

Leave the A-1 at Exit 23 (M-100 / Cobena / Algete)

- Continue straight along the N-I Burgos Road. - Several roundabouts follow, in the direction M-100, M-106 and M-123. - After passing Valdeolmos, continue along the M-123 Road (from Algete to El

Casar de Talamanca) until the CISA building comes into view on the right.

4. INSTALLATIONS


4.2.4 Phytogenetic Resources Centre (CRF)

By INIA bus

INIA buses depart from C/ Francisco Silvela at the corner with C/ Príncipe de Vergara, on the uneven-numbered side (opposite BP service station), beside the Avenida de América Transport interchange.

The following stops are made, if necessary, on each route (both outward and return):

- Puente Cea (N-II km 50.8) - Canillejas (N-II km 9.5) - Vía Complutense, corner with Parque O’Donnell (Alcalá de Henares) - Vía Complutense, corner with Calle Marqués Alonso Martínez (Alcalá de

Henares). - “Los Cuadernillos” Shopping Centre - Phytogenetic Resources Centre (La Canaleja) – Granja Avícola.

Winter


the CRF

L-J 7.30

15.45

V 14.30

Summer


the CRF

L – V 7.30 14.30

4. INSTALLATIONS


Private vehicle access

From the E-90/A-2 highway to Zaragoza:

- Take exit 32 (Alcalá / Campus Universitario / Hospital / Meco) and continue in the service lane.

- Follow the “campo de golf” signs for about 4 km along the service lane and, at the fork, take the right lane (E-90/A-2/Madrid)

- At the roundabout, take the first exit, marked “Finca”, through the no-entry sign for unauthorised persons.

- Continue along the road until reaching the CRF.

5. SAFETY AND OCCUPATIONAL RISK PREVENTION


5. SAFETY, AND OCCUPATIONAL RISK PREVENTION

The INIA Prevention Service integrates occupational risk prevention into its general management system.

All the responsibilities and functions of the various hierarchical levels are set out in the INIA Occupational Risk Prevention Manual, available in the Section on Occupational Risk Prevention on the Intranet:

http://www.inia.es/inia/index.jsp?pageToLoad=INTRANET

The preventive organization is handled by an In-House Prevention Service dealing with 3 of the 4 preventive specialties:

- Occupational Safety. - Industrial Hygiene and Ergonomics. - Psychosociology.

The specialty of Occupational Medicine is implemented by contracting an external Prevention Service which, among other things, periodically monitors employees’ health, in accordance with the job they hold.

INIA’s Safety and Health Committee is a collective participative body for regular and periodic consultation of the Institute’s activities in the field of Occupational Risk Prevention. Its role is to facilitate exchange of points of view between the parties, creating a stable forum for ordered dialogue. It meets at least quarterly, or when requested by one of the parties.

Contact: Prevention Service (Extension: 4154)

http://www.inia.es/inia/index.jsp?pageToLoad=INTRANET

6. OTHER INFORMATION OF INTEREST



How to proceed on first arrival at the INIA?

To formalise a contract:

1. Go first to the Human Resources Division (General Secretariat) on the first floor on the right.

Contact: Human Resources Division (RRHH)(Extension: 3977)

2. Application is then filed for an INIA card for access to the building, on the second floor at the RRHH Division (Interior Regime), where a photo is taken and the associated card is issued.

Contact: Interior Regime (Extension: 4191)

With this process completed, some further formalities are required:

1. An email account is requested, at the IT division, and the associated form is completed:

Contact: IT Division (Extension: 6813)

2. If desired, an identification card for car access as the usual form of transport must be requested, at the RRHH Division (Interior Regime).

Contact: Interior Regime Service (Extension: 4191)



The following plan is included, to facilitate these contacts:

First floor:

Second floor:

General Secretariat

1. Human Resources: formalisation of contract

General Secretariat

2. Interior Regime: access card

3. IT: request for email

Application for material

The material (computer and telephone) must be requested from the Department where the employee is to be located, whose head will make the necessary provisions.

Obligations of contracted personnel

The person hired for research in a project must:

- Comply with INIA’s 37.5 hours per week working schedule, registering arrival and departure using the INIA card to estimate the hours worked daily.

- Report any activity to the head of the project for which they are hired. - Report absences to their superior, even if justified, via the Intranet.

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Medical service

The INIA has a medical and nursing service for any incident or consultation, in operation at the following times depending on the centre concerned.

Headquarters (PH-I)

Medical consultancy

Days Times

Monday and Wednesday 9:00 – 11:30

Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 9:00 – 12:00

Nursing consultancy

Monday – Friday 9:00 – 12:00

Animal Reproduction Department (PH-II)

Medical consultancy

Days Times

Friday 12:15 - 13:15

Nursing consultancy

Friday 12:15 - 13:15

Animal Health Research Centre (CISA)

Medical consultancy

Days Times

Tuesday and Thursday 12:00 – 14:00

Nursing consultancy

Tuesday 9:00 – 14:00

Thursday 12:00 - 14:00



Phytogenetic Resources Centre (CRF)

Medical consultancy

Days Times


Nursing consultancy


INIA Website

The Institute’s website is at http://www.inia.es/



The following is the most useful and significant information for users:

The “INIA” tab briefly surveys the history of the institution, and its functions. The section on “Investigación” (Research) shows the Institute’s component

centres and departments. “Ofertas de empleo” (Jobs) updates job offers as well as entrance examinations. Finally, the “Noticias” (News) panel shows the most notable matters of the

moment: forums, announcements, courses, etc.

Intranet Consultation

The Intranet is part of the website accessible exclusively to employees, so that it is only available when managed by the centre itself once the contract has been signed.

Not all employees have access to all the directories; depending on the Department where they are assigned, they may access some sections, or others.

The following is the general information to highlight:

Incidents: in case of a problem with the computer, a report must be filed so that the IT service has a record of it and can resolve it as quickly as possible, and monitor it.

Interior regime: consultations on current bus timetables, and requests for rooms or laptops needed for meetings.



Vacations and leave can be displayed and applied for here. On the one hand, the vacation days available can be seen, along with those for personal affairs.

On the other hand, all types of leave may be applied for, with an explanation of the reason for the absence:

Maternity Paternity Breastfeeding Sickness Death Visit to the doctor Other (field work, courses, congresses, etc.)

The Library

There is a library at the Institute’s headquarters with the following services:

Consultation of resources:

On all business days, from 9:00 h to 14:00 h, open for consultation of documents, for INIA personnel only.

The digital catalogue can be consulted, with a user name and password that can be applied for once given access to the Intranet.

The Resources Catalogue includes the following:

- The Catalogue of Monographs. - The Catalogue of INIA publications. - The Catalogue of Journals subscribed to in the INIA.

The resources are available for inter-library loan.



Reading room:

The study hall is available every day, morning and afternoon; there is no public service.

For any doubt, please consult: [email protected]

Contact: Extension 3584

There are also libraries at the following INIA facilities: Puerta de Hierro II, the Phytogenetic Resources Centre and the Animal Health Research Centre.

Gender-Equality Policies

The INIA has had an Equality Plan in place since December 2012:

http://www.inia.es/gcontrec/pub/Plan_de_igualdad_2013-2017_INIA_1391765889843.pdf

In this connection, there have been a number of training sessions with essential content on “Gender Equality” in which INIA personnel have participated.

In addition, an INIA Delegated Equality Commission has been set up to promote, divulge, report and negotiate any questions, strategies, plans and measures designed to advance in equality of treatment and of opportunity among the women and men of the Institute, thereby avoiding any form of gender discrimination in work relations, and integrating the gender perspective into all the Institute’s activities.

Contact: [email protected]

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