As well as being among the top 30 think tanks in the world and top think tank in Central and South America, FGV was also considered the best knowledge center in International Development and Use of Social Networks in Latin America. These and other curiosities are in the FGV Think Tank infographic - an initiative by the Communications and Marketing Division (DICOM/FGV) to explain the performance of the Institution in the last Global Go To Think Tank Indexes, released in late January by the University of Pennsylvania.Infographics are an efficient way to format a large volume of relatively complex information, in an accessible way that can be consumed by a variety of audiences. This sharing of information is part of FGV?s communication objectives - aimed at institutional transparency and dissemination of knowledge, explains FGV's Communications and Marketing Director, Marcos Facó.The purpose of DICOM, still according to Facó, is to promote FGV's performance as a think tank - a quite widespread concept abroad, though still little known in Brazil.The ranking by the University of Pennsylvania has been produced, since 2006, by the International Relations department of the institution and in 2013 considered almost 7,000 think tanks from 182 countries.Please click here to view the FGV Think Tank infographic.