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Welcome to the UIAA newsletter for May 25, 2010
Issue No. 36
The International Mountaineering and Climbing Federation brings together millions of men, women and children joined by their passion for mountains.
Members
Management Committee
Increasing value for members by providing information on expeditions and mountain huts were two of the issues discussed at the UIAA’s executive meeting, held on May 8 in Kalymnos, Greece. 
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Standards
Safety Commission
The expert panel, which develops the safety standards for equipment recognized by climbers around the world, is meeting in Italy from June 2-4 to discuss testing facilities and updates to various standards. 
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Ice Climbing
Sponsorship
The UIAA is offering companies and brands a unique platform as partners of the UIAA Ice Climbing World Cup. It is an opportunity for firms to get involved in a young, cutting-edge sport with Olympic aspirations. 
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Training
Mountaineering Commission
The UIAA’s Mountaineering Commission is reviewing its international training assessment and accreditation programme, due to the large demand from national federations. 
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EU Sport Forum
The UIAA tells the European Commission that it is ready to give its support for a future project to train volunteers active in amateur sport. 
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Youth
Russia event
The Climbing Federation of Russia is co-organiser of the latest Global Youth Summit event, Europe – Asia 2010, to be held in the Ural mountains near Yekaterinburg. 
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you see the UIAA label on a piece of mountaineering
equipment, you know that it is up to the highest
international standards for safety. We have standards for
20 different categories of safety equipment.
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