Membership fee The membership fee committee took a decision to classify the countries according to the World Bank and we calculated the percentages respectively with the World Bank data. High income (100%): Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Italy, The Netherlands and Spain Upper-middle-income (66.17 %): Lithuania and Czech Republic Lower-middle-income ( 20.22%): Russia and Bulgaria The regional organizations will pay the 50% of their amount and the National organization the 100% of their amount. Then the result is: Denmark, Finland and The Netherlands pay the 100% Belgium, Italy and Spain pay the 50% Czech Republic and Lithuania pay the 66.17% Bulgaria and Russia pay the 20.22% About Bulgaria and Russia, they would have to pay the 10.11% of the amount, but the fee is very low. AGM has decided that these countries will pay the 20.22% of the amount as a National organization of lower-middle-income level. At the AGM-2004 in St.Petersburg, Russia, delegates voted that the amount is 200 €. Accordingly, every country pays: Denmark, Finland and The Netherlands 200 € Belgium, Italy and Spain pay 100 € Czech Republic and Lithuania 135 € Bulgaria and Russia pay the 45 € We calculated the amount without decimals, and we can round off above to 5 €. For new members In the first year they will pay the 50% and; in the second year they will pay the 100% of their corresponding amount according to the worldbank.