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The International Input-Output Association (IIOA) is a non-profit, scientific organisation founded in 1988. The IIOA today is a thriving, growing and influential organisation with 1009 members spanning 66 countries. The objective of the IIOA is the advancement of knowledge in the field of Input-Output data compilation and analysis, including improvements in basic data, theoretical insights and modelling, and applications - traditional and novel - of Input-Output techniques. The IIOA delivers its core objectives by supporting young scholars, widening the awareness of the organisation, providing exchange of experience through our global annual IIOA Conference. The global IIOA community brings together both producers (e.g. national statistical offices) of the statistics needed and the wide range of users, analysts and policy makers to advance knowledge on energy, environment, international trade, financial flows, price and general equilibrium analysis, ecological sustainability and well-being. We welcome you to browse through the IIOA webpages, contact one of our Council Members, and to attend our annual conferences to learn more of the IIOA and its activities. We also encourage you to become a Member of the IIOA by registering here. Forthcoming webinarPresenter: Meng Li Date and time: Wed, 14-Jan-2026 13:00(CET) Dear Valued IIOA Member, We are pleased to welcome you to the upcoming 19th IIOA Webinar scheduled on Wednesday, 14th Jan 2026, at 1pm-2pm CET. We would like to extend our gratitude to Dr Meng Li for joining this webinar entitled “– Measuring Global Value Chains: Different Indices and Methods. Dr Meng Li was awarded the Leontief Memorial Prize in 2025. Meng Li is an Associate Professor at the School of Environmental Science and Engineering, Shanghai Jiao Tong University. Her research mainly focuses on input-output modeling, global supply/value chains, and their socio-economic, environmental, and climate impacts. Meng Li has led two projects funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China. She has published research articles in journals such as Nature Communications, One Earth, and the Journal of Human Resources. TOPIC Title: Measuring Global Value Chains: Different Indices and Methods. Abstract: Understanding Global Value Chains (GVCs) is essential for analyzing the complex structure of modern international trade and production. This webinair will focus on providing a comprehensive overview of the various indices used to measure and characterize GVCs, including upstreamness, downstreamness, average propagation length, value-added decomposition, as well as integrating these indices within a probability framework. This webinair will discuss the decomposition techniques based on input-output analysis, which allow for the detailed tracing of value creation and transfer across countries and sectors. In addition, it will introduce Markov chain and probability-based methods for modeling the evolution and dynamics of global value chains, providing new insights into the stochastic nature of production network transformations. Special attention is devoted to the propagation of risks and shocks through global value chains and global production networks, highlighting how disturbances in one part of the system can have far-reaching impacts. This webinair aims to provide a methodological toolkit for researchers and policymakers seeking to analyze and manage the resilience and sustainability of global production systems. News
Announcement - 2025 IIOA Conference – Save the date in your diariesDear valued IIOA Members, On behalf of the IIOA Council. This note is informing you of the 31st International Input-Output Association Conference and the 13th Edition of the International School of Input-Output Analysis (ISIOA). The location will be: Male’, the capital city of the Maldives (please note, this is on the main island and NOT the resort islands). Dates for your diary: 6-11 July 2025 (we have had to adjust the original dates to avoid other conference and events) It is our great pleasure that the Maldives Government together with various bodies: Maldives Bureau of Statistics; Ministry of Housing, Land and Urban Development; Villa College; and Maldives Marketing & Public Relations Corporation (MMPRC) will host the 2025 IIOA Conference.
The ISIOA sessions will be held at the Villa College. The Local Organisation Committee (LOC) Chair and lead team will be: Mohamed Faiz (Chair of LOC) Minister of State for Housing, Land and Urban Development Ministry of Housing, Land and Urban Development
Dr. Ibrahim Latheef (Deputy Chair of LOC) Dean (Adjunct - Assistant Professor of FES & FET) Villa College
Aishath Hassan (Operational lead) Chief Statistician Maldives Bureau of Statistics
The Scientific Programme Committee (SPC) Chair will be: Cuihong Yang (Professor, Academy of Mathematics and Systems Science, CAS).
The Conference Liaison Officer (CLO) will be: Kuishuang Feng (Associate Professor, Department of Geographical Sciences, University of Maryland).
In our usual style, a specific Conference Webpage for Male’ will be set up on the IIOA website and further details will follow soon. So, please start thinking of possible ideas, papers and presentations as we announce further details and key dates, in particular the Call for Papers which will be very soon.
Also, the Conference next year will be the 75th year of the first IIOA Conference in 1950, in Driebergen, The Netherlands. Any ideas to celebrate this occasion are welcomed. Look forward to seeing you in Male’. Best regards Your IIOA Team
Announcement - 2024 IIOA Conference - Save the date in your diariesDear valued IIOA Members, On behalf of the IIOA Council. This note is informing you of the 30th International Input-Output Association Conference and the 12th Edition of the International School of Input-Output Analysis (ISIOA). The location will be: Santiago, Chile Dates for your diary: 1-5 July 2024 It is our great pleasure that the UN ECLAC will be hosting the IIOA Conference together with the Andrés Bello University, the Central Bank of Chile and the Chilean Foreign Ministry. The ISIOA sessions will be held at the esteemed Andrés Bello University. The LOC Chair will be: José E. Durán Lima (Economic Affairs Officer, Chief, Regional Integration Unit, International Trade and Integration Division, UN ECLAC). The SPC Chair will be: Luis Enrique Pedauga (Economic Analyst at European Commission and Associate Professor at Universidad de León). We will have a new role liaising between the LOC and SPC, a Conference Liaison Officer (CLO), this will be: Kuishuang Feng (Associate Professor, University of Maryland). In our usual style, a specific Conference Webpage for Santiago will be set up and further details will follow soon. So, please start thinking of possible ideas, papers and presentations as we announce further details and key dates, in particular the Call for Papers. Look forward to seeing you in Santiago.
Best regards
29th IIOA Conference in Alghero, 25-30 June 2023, a beautiful Closing Video
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