Benefits of Being a Member?

[A] All Members

• Preferential rates for AMRA events
• Access to Africa-relevant quality-assured training, at reduced rates
• Advertising opportunities (e.g. AMRA Directory)
• Publications (incl. industry research)
• Participation in local and global knowledge sharing and events

[B] ASSOCIATION MEMBERS

• Co-delivery of and/or co-branded knowledge and skills improvement interventions (partnerships and expertise sharing)
• Ethics advice
• Member protection under the ESOMAR ICC Code of Conduct
• Networking with other associations and clients in Africa and the rest of the world
• Representation in Africa and worldwide
• GRBN membership
• Requests for proposals
• Shared accreditation programmes
• Shared skills development curricula
• Awards participation
• Mentorship programme

[C] RESEARCH ORGANISATIONS MEMBERS

• Protection under the ESOMAR ICC Code of Conduct
• Requests for proposals
• Awards participation
• Mentorship programme

TYPES OF AMRA MEMBERSHIP

Rules for Admitting a Member or Rejecting an Application for Membership

If an application is not approved, the reason(s) for non-approval is given to the Applicant, as well as corrective action needed (if relevant) and the date that a re-application may be submitted.

Admittance of a Member

The application must be complete

The application fee must be paid within 60 days from date of application submission.

Membership requirements must be met.

The membership fee must be paid within 60 days from date of application approval.

Rejection of an Application for Membership

The majority of existing AMRA members rejects the application.

The application fee is not paid within 60 days from date of application submission.

Membership requirements are not met.

The membership fee is not paid within 60 days from date of application approval.