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Welcome to the GNDR member's area of the site. Here is where you can meet
- Read about our member organisations, who they are, what they do, where they work and why they like to be part of GNDR
- Read their blogs, learn from your peer members, share your current work or ideas
- Discover in an interactive online map where in the world are our members, and the DRR work they do.
- Browse the most updated list of GNDR members, by country and region
- Contact other members through our email listservs. Please note this is only available to registered members!
- Keep your membership data updated: we need accurate records about who you are and what you do so we can serve our members better. Please take a few minutes to login and update your profile
- Join GNDR by registering as a civil society organisation, or as an individual
- Are you looking for resources on DRR knowledge, actions, initiatives or learning? You will find those in the Solutions Zone!
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If we do not join hands, no one person or group can make change happen: Reverend Lawrence Temfwe, Jubilee Centre Executive Director, Zambia Participant in Views from the Frontline, 2011.
This page answers members and those thinking of joining GNDR some of the most frequently asked questions about GNDR Membership. The answers below are based on the latest version of the GNDR Governance Manual (v.C January 30th 2015). The questions are grouped into four categories: GNDR membership, full members, associate members and honorary members. If you cannot find an aswer to a question about membership, email us at the Secretariat.…
Civil Society Organisations categories: a guiding checklist for GNDR membership Since its launch in 2007 the Global Network has used the Civicus definition of civil society i.e. "the arena, outside of the family, the state, and the market, which is created by individual and collective actions, organisations and institutions to advance shared interests."
