AZUR Development Team

Who can become a member?

AZUR Développement is an association of women, but with a mixed membership. Therefore, men can also become a member of the organization.

AZUR members come from all walks of life, every race and every religion. AZUR members are women, men, and youths; with or without an education; with or without qualifications; literate or illiterate.

Why become a member of AZUR?

One week ago, we welcomed two new members to AZUR in Brazzaville . Here, they talk about their expectations and reasons for joining AZUR Développment. Their testimonials demonstrate that membership offers an opportunity for self-development. Click on this link

http://azurweb.blogspot.com/2006/08/pourquoi-jai-adhr-azur.html

How to become a member?

Fill out the membership application, and submit it by email. Then, just wait for our response.

How do I benefit from becoming a member of AZUR?

AZUR members become more socially committed in their professional lives and more invested within their communities. With no expectation of payment, members work towards the good of their communities. Members have access to information, and participate in the organization’s activities, free of charge. Members can participate in the activities of our partners, and represent AZUR at national and international meetings.

How much are the membership fees or the monthly dues?

There are no fees to become a member. We ask that members contribute a minimum of 12,000 FCFA, or US$ 24 or € 19, annually.

We regularly request extra statuary contributions to support the association’s activities.

If I’m not in a region where an AZUR Développment office is located, how do I stay informed of the organization’s activities?

We use many methods to keep our members informed. We have a mailing list on Yahoo Groups, a monthly electronic news bulletin, Kintuadi, which we send out via email, post, or home delivery. We also have a web site with up-to-date information, a blog, and a photo log.

Here are some important links:

To receive the news bulletin, Kintuadi, contact Victorine Diaboungana via email at info@azurdev.org , or via telephone at 656 61 89.

Website: www.azurdev.org

Blog: http://azurweb.blogspot.com

Photolog: http://www.flickr.com/photos/azurcongo

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