How to Become a National Centre Member

JOIN THE ASSOCIATION

The first and maybe most important way is by creating a theatre performance to participate in an AITA/IATA supported event.

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How Become a National Centre Member

A National Centre Member is a network, a concentrator of activities, local and global, working proactively in the field of amateur theatre. It is an official body representing amateur theatre activity on a national level or in a self-governing territory, which is part of a country.

Due to specific political structures in some countries, more than one National Centre Member can be accepted as a representative body for amateur theatre in self-governing territories that are parts of these countries.

National Centre Members network with amateur theatre organisations throughout their country or self-governing territory. They communicate and co-ordinate information from AITA/IATA asbl to these organisations.

National Centre Members have 6 votes at the General Assembly.

2020 Human Development Index United Nations (HDI)

The HDI is a statistic composite index of life expectancy, education and per capita income indicators, which are used to rank countries into four tiers of human development.

Membership Fees

The current annual Membership Fee for National Centre Members is as follows:

➜ 475 Euro for a National Centre Member in a United Nations HDI Category 1 (Very High) Country

➜ 350 Euro for a National Centre Member in a United Nations HDI Category 2 (High) Country

➜ 200 Euro for a National Centre Member in a United Nations HDI Category 3 (Medium) Country

➜ 50 Euro for a National Centre Member in a United Nations HDI Category 4 (Low) Country

National Centre Member Application Forms in English, French and Spanish (in preparation)

To become a Member National Centre of your country or self-governing territory, an organisation has to be proposed by Council and accepted by the General Assembly of AITA/IATA asbl.

Reach out to AITA/IATA

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