Marco Lavagna Bids Farewell to INDEC Staff, Embraces New Challenges
Marco Lavagna has officially resigned as the director of the National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INDEC) in Argentina. He made this announcement via an email sent to staff at 12:47 PM on February 2. In his message, Lavagna reflected on his six years in leadership, highlighting significant achievements in advancing public statistics.
Farewell Message to INDEC Staff
In his farewell letter, Lavagna described his tenure at INDEC as filled with “much work and enormous challenges.” He expressed pride in the advancements made in public statistics during his time. Lavagna referenced the difficult nature of his decision but emphasized the importance of pursuing new projects and challenges.
Unfinished Projects and Future Aspirations
Lavagna acknowledged that several initiatives remain unresolved, implicitly referring to the recent updates to the Consumer Price Index (CPI). He expressed confidence that these projects, some of which are well developed, will be completed and implemented in the near future.
Acknowledgments and Future Confidence
In his message, Lavagna extended gratitude to the staff of INDEC, calling them the “main asset of the organization” for ensuring technical transparency. He conveyed a hopeful message for the future, stating, “I trust that INDEC will continue to grow and strengthen.” He advocates for the updating of the regulatory framework that supports this vision.
Key Facts from Lavagna’s Tenure
- Position: Director of INDEC
- Duration: Six years
- Date of Resignation: February 2
- Email Sent: 12:47 PM
- Key Focus: Improvement of public statistics
As Lavagna steps away from his role, he leaves behind a legacy of significant contributions to Argentina’s statistical landscape. His appreciation for the INDEC team and vision for its future underscores the importance of statistical integrity in governance.
