The International Harm Reduction Association (IHRA) and the Conference Consortium are pleased to announce that, due to continued re-investment from the previous successful events, the delegate fees for Harm Reduction 2009: IHRA’s 20th International Conference have been kept at the same level as - or reduced from – Harm Reduction 2008 despite an increase in the core costs of the conference.
As in previous years, the delegate fee includes attendance at all sessions of the conference (including satellite meetings unless otherwise stated), a conference bag containing the relevant documents and materials upon arrival at the event, lunches and refreshments on every day of the conference (Monday 20th to Thursday 23rd April), and admission to the conference awards ceremony and party on Wednesday 22nd April. Please note that the delegate fee does not include any travel or accommodation costs.
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The table below details the various delegate fees for those wishing to attend Harm Reduction 2009, together with the payment deadlines and qualification criteria for the various discounts that are available. All of the fees for the conference are displayed – and must be paid and processed – in GB£.
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| 'Early Bird'
Before
21/01/09
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| 'Standard'
Before
16/04/09
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| 'Late Rate'
After
16/04/09
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| | | | | | * Thai Nationals who are currently residents in Thailand.
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| | | | | * Nationals of Low and Middle Income Countries who are also currently resident in those countries
* Full-time, unwaged students
| * Members of drug user organisations
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| | | | | | | | | | * Delegates from High Income Countries
| * Delegates from UN Agencies and other international organisations
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The ‘Early Bird’ and ‘Standard’ fee deadlines apply to delegates whose payments are received in full by 23:59 GMT on the day. The ‘Reduced’ rate applies to nationals of the Low and Middle Income Countries – as defined by the World Bank – provided that they are also currently resident in these countries. Please note that this rate does not apply to those working for UN or international organisations in these countries.
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