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World of Associations News is our monthly e-newsletter, produced in partnership with CIM - Conference & Incentive Management.
This e-newsletter features upcoming international congresses, interviews with association executives, surveys, and best meeting deals/offers for organizations. It is also an interactive platform for international associations who are seeking for opinion-sharing with their peers on topical issues, best practices and experiences.
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In This Issue: - Around the Roundtable: A summary of UIA's 2012 Associations Round Table
- Foster More Meaningful Relationships: WLF on resolving CSR-related company-community conflicts
- Favourite spots in The Hague
In This Issue: - New staff? New job? New service! The new International Associations Job Board
- Alfred Nobel knew about the Peace Bureau. The IPB's vision is a "World Without War". What are their main activities to get closer to it?
- Favourite spots in Dublin
In This Issue: - EASL buys shares in an eLearning company: MULTILEARNING Group Inc talks about e-Learning portals
- Scan the international environment: Due to the economic conditions many international associations feel pressure to do “more for less” - How can they secure quality?
- Favourite spots in Prague
In This Issue: - A golden opportunity: Invitation to the 2012 UIA Association's Round Table
- Remain internationally competitive: What will convention centres of the future look like? and What should international associations consider in their selection of a convention centre?
- Favourite spots in Salzburg
In This Issue: - Far ahead of his time: The conception by Paul Otlet of a collection of all the information in the world, made accessible to any user while he sat at his own desk
- The complexity of communication is increasing: Coping with the digital evolution and linking communication to business strategies
- Favourite spots in Istanbul
In This Issue: - Funding: NGOs, or ‘charitable associations’, have long been funded by membership fees and donations, by public grants, and to some extent by grants from private foundations. Now things are rapidly shifting.
- Business Ethics – what should international associations know about it?
- Favourite spots in Warsaw
In This Issue: - Rio+20: A responsibility of citizens and citizens' organizations of all continents, all ages, all persuasions. The planet is ours...
- How can international associations contribute to a green economy to achieve sustainable development?
- Favourite spots in Rio
In This Issue: - Two recent changes to Value Added Tax which international associations with any EU connections need to take into account
- Rotary International talks about how they motivate people to become a member
- Favourite spots in Bangkok
In This Issue: - Simply effective meetings: meetings that interest, involve, and inspire participation in an age of collaboration
- EPOS talks about the importance of their congresses to the association and their main challenges
- Favourite spots in Helsinki
In This Issue: - Lobbying in Brussels: Competition of interests and why associations should engage at the European level
- International associations have more and more members from all over the world. What should they know about cross intercultural communication?
- Favourite spots in Philadelphia
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