title:Services

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Thanks to our comprehensive database on more than 100 years of global civil society evolution, the UIA is able to offer a variety of valuable services. Whether it is individual data extractions for a specific research project, extensive destination reports on international associations' activities in a particular city, or the use of our free research tools – you will always get reliable, up-to-date information.

title:Publications

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The UIA offers a wide variety of print and online publications on aspects and activities of international associations, for research and networking purposes.

title:Activities

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An independent research institute, the UIA collects and provides reliable data on international associations, their activities and concerns and serves as the largest nongovernmental repository for current and historical information on global civil society. This wealth of information is made available through various resources and services.

title:Partners and Institutional Status

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Headquartered in Brussels, one of the world’s centres for international politics, the UIA is registered in Belgium as an international not-for-profit association with a scientific aim. For decades, we have been a trusted partner for global civil society actors and maintain close relations with a number of intergovernmental and nongovernmental organizations, as well as other entities that help further our aims.

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title:The Nordic Congress of General Practice 2024 was held in Turku, Finland

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The 23rd Nordic Congress of General Practice (NCGP) gathered over 1000 general practitioners, researchers, and educators from all over the world.

Rotating between Nordic countries every two years, the NCGP Congress was held in Turku from the 11th to the 14th of June, 2024. The congress brought together medical professionals to discuss the latest research in general practice, focusing particularly on the values and challenges of Nordic healthcare. The event saw 1,074 delegates from 21 countries.

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