Members and membership

The common characteristics of all member-CSOs are their active involvement in 3rd World development issues. This could be either in the form of supporting projects and development co-operation with partners in developing countries and/or in the form of public awareness campaigns in the Danish public. The members represent a very diverse range of CSOs, both regionally and thematically. 

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PATC puts emphasis on building the capacity of those CSOs with limited human resources, because of that the large Danish CSOs (those with so-called framework agreements with Danida) are excluded from being members. 

Prerequisites for membership
 

All Danish associations and non-commercial organizations who are engaged with or have activities in the developing countries can become members of PATC. As a member you can among others get free counselling and participate in courses, meetings and workshops held by PATC.
 

To become a member your association must comply with a set of demands:

• The association must either be engaged with developing work either as it main activity or as part of its activities and objectives.
• The association must be established and deeply rooted in a membership base, and have held its first general assembly
• The association must be registered in Denmark
• Non-commercial objectives
• Large associations with an independent framework agreement with Danida are excluded from membership.