NSEI

Member's Rights, Obligations and Benefits

• To elect/vote and be elected/voted in the leadership of the Organization except for honorary members;
• Right to be heard and receive direct support to influence NSEI mechanisms;
• To attend General Meeting and all meetings requires his/her presence;
• Participate in joint activities, events and advocacy to leverage/enlarge personal works and professional networks;
• Receiving information of the Organization progress by any means of communication.
• To pay fees that is prescribed by the General Meeting;
• Contribute to the NSEI strategic development by actively contributing to policies and strategies development;
• Participate in the network’s thematic working groups or initiate a working group on his/her thematic priority;
• To keep secret all matters and decisions of the Organization;
• Receive organization services and capacity building activities at reasonable cost;

Member Commitment

In addition to the basic responsibilities, members are invited to commit to the following:

• Participate in and contribute to the General Assembly, surveys and consultations, and other NSEI events.
• Engage in joint advocacy.
• Participate in and contribute to working groups.
• Share information and good practices with the network and establish links to other networks and coalitions.
• Raise awareness about NSEI to potential new members and donors.
• Raise funds for joint projects.

Member Responsibilities

As a member of NSEI you are responsible to

• Fully adhere to the statutes, organisational policies and rules of NSEI.
• Pay annual membership fee each year in advance of the GA and provide annual budget and accounts of member organisation/coalition.
• Ensure allocation of time/human resources for the engagement with the network, in order to contribute to the strategic objectives.
• Inform NSEI of any significant changes in the organisation, such as change in contact person, name change, change of statutes, vision or mission.
• Inform the Secretariat of their separate work with strategic partners of NSEI, that might be overlapping or conflicting.