• Admittance to all conference sessions
• Lunch and refreshments on all three conference days
• Readers’ Choice Awards Ceremony
• Registration materials

• Discounted registration fees
• Participation in the OS General Assembly
• Entrance to the exclusive OS social event
• Recognition as OS during the conference

1. Organizational Stakeholder (OS)
   
   Not a GRI Organizational Stakeholder? Join now to take advantage of the exclusive benefits and discounts available to GRI Organizational Stakeholders. For more information visit the GRI website or contact the OS team at the GRI Secretariat.
2. OECD countries
   
   OECD member countries are listed on the OECD website. Non-OECD countries are countries that are not member of the OECD. For corporates the location of the registrant’s company head office determines whether the registration is OECD or non-OECD. For all other categories of organization, the location of the office in which the participant is based determines whether the registration is OECD or non-OECD.
3. Corporates
   
   For profit enterprises in all industry sectors, sizes and with operations in any country, with an annual turnover of more than 10 million EUR.
4. Public sector
   
   Non-profit organizations like government agencies, multilateral agencies, and other public agencies.
5. NGOs
   
   A Non Governmental Organization (NGO) is a non-profit group or association organized outside of institutionalized political structures to realize particular social objectives or serve particular constituencies. NGO activities range from research, information distribution, training, local organization, and community service to legal advocacy, lobbying for legislative change, and civil disobedience. NGOs vary in size from small groups to huge membership groups.
6. Labor
   An accredited labor organization.
7. Academic
   An accredited academic or educational institution.
8. Others
   Small enterprises with an annual turnover of less than 10 million Euro; Individuals.
9. PhD and Master Students
   A total of 50 special-priced student tickets are available for PhD and Master students on a first-come basis. GRI may be able to offer further places to students at the special rate in that case that the GRI Conference does not sell out.  As a student you will be asked for your university student card upon registering on-site.
10. Regional and Country-Specific Delegations
    A delegation is a group of 11 people or more (10 delegates, plus one delegation leader) from a specific country or region that registers for the 2010 conference as a group. A delegation represents a country (e.g. the Netherlands) or a region (e.g. Middle East). By ‘regions’ GRI means transnational geographic areas, or an area defined by a common language, history, or religion. For more information on Delegations, click here.

If in doubt about which registration fee you are entitled to register for, please consult the GRI conference team.

• Credit card (Master Card, VISA)
• Debit card (for participants with a bank account in the Netherlands only)
• Invoicing
• Bank transfer