Become an observer
Observer organisations can be any organisation that shares the goals of IFHHRO, but, because of its international, academic, or legal nature, cannot accept membership.
Criteria
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Do you engage health workers in human rights work?
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Do you advocate health and human rights?
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Do you share the vision and goals of IFHHRO?
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Is your organisation demonstrably current and operational?
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Are you politically independent and free from any commercial or other conflicting interest?
Benefits
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Get connected to a leading global network of health and human rights organisations
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Profit from the expertise of health and human rights professionals in your region
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Get inspired by grassroots activists, scholars, nurses and physicians
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Participate in various events
Entitlements
Observer organisations have:
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the right to participate in the Annual Business Meeting as an observer
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the right of a 50% discount on conference and training fees
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the possibility to add a profile to the IFHHRO website
Responsibilities
Observer organisations are expected to:
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participate in IFHHRO activities where and when appropriate
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send IFHHRO their annual reports
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pay an annual observer contribution
Fees
|
in USD |
Annual account of the organisation |
IFHHRO fee |
Fee reduction (see below) |
|
|
IFHHRO observer |
< 50.000 |
150 |
|
national organisation |
|
IFHHRO observer |
< 50.000 |
250 |
|
international organisation |
|
IFHHRO observer |
> 50.000 |
500 |
|
national/international organisation |
Fee reduction:
A fee reduction will apply:
- for the duration of 1 year if the organisation was established less than three ears ago; or
- in case the organisation has no paid staff.
If your organisation is interested in joining the IFHHRO network as an observer, please contact us.

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