The registration system for Harm Reduction 2010 is now open, and the delegate fees have been announced. To register for the conference, please click on the link below, which will take you to the simple and secure online system.
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Click Here to Register Now!
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When you first visit the online registration system, you will be asked to create a new ‘user account’. In order to do this, you will be asked to provide some basic details. You will also be asked to choose a ‘user name’ and password in order to gain access to the system in the future. The 'user account' allows you to submit abstracts for the conference, request letters of invitation for visa purposes, and to keep up-to-date with the latest information via the conference newsletter.
The online registration system has been designed to efficiently handle all delegate needs and enquiries. Once you have created a user account, you will be able to log on at any point and update your details. If you would like to submit an abstract to the conference, or request a letter of invitation, you must first create a 'user account' online.
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Click Here to Register Now!
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Delegate Fees
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Due to continued re-investment from previous events, the delegate fees for Harm Reduction 2010 have been reduced by between 6% and 12% before tax compared to the 2009 conference. This has been done to partially off-set the addition of UK ‘Value Added Tax’ (VAT) on the 2010 fees.
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For Harm Reduction 2010, delegate fees include:
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| - Attendance at a special event on Sunday 25th April to mark the 21st anniversary of the conference and Liverpool’s role in the history of harm reduction and public health.
- A conference bag containing the relevant documents and materials upon arrival at the event.
- Access to the exhibition and networking area throughout the event.
- Morning coffee, lunch and afternoon tea from Monday 26th to Thursday 29th April 2010.
- A free internet cafe to enable you to receive important e-mails and other communication
- An invitation to the conference welcome reception (drinks and snacks) on the evening of Sunday 25th April.
- An invitation to the conference party and awards ceremony – with live music, a complimentary drink and canapés – to be held in a prestigious venue near to the venue on the evening of Wednesday 28th April.
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Please note that delegate fee do not include any travel or accommodation costs.
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The table below shows all the categories of delegate fees in GBP (£). An explanation of which fee applies is given below the table. Please ensure that you pay the correct fee.
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22/04/10
(17.5% VAT)
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22/04/10
(17.5% VAT)
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The Full Rate applies to:
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- All delegates working and/or resident in High Income Countries, as defined by the World Bank in its annual ‘Country Classification’.
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- All delegates employed by UN agencies and other international organisations.
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The Reduced Rate applies to:
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- Delegates working and/or living in ‘Low’ or ‘Middle’ income counties (those which do not appear on the World Bank High Income Countries list), and who do not work for UN agencies or international organisations.
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- Full-time and unwaged students (proof of status may be required).
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- Unwaged delegates – including drug user activists and/or those working in a voluntary capacity for drug user and service provider organisations (proof of status may be required).
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The Late Rate applies to all delegates who pay after Thursday 22nd April 2010 (17:00 GMT) – regardless of country or status.
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