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0607 email: consint@consint.org www.consumersinternational.org 20 November 2013 Ms Sucheta Dalal Moneylife Foundation 305, 3rd Floor, Hind Service Industries Premises, Off Veer Savarkar Marg, Shivaji Park, Dadar (W), Mumbai 400 028 India Dear Ms Sucheta Dalal, Supporter of Consumers International It is my great pleasure to inform you that Moneylife Foundation has been accepted as a Consumers International (CI) Supporter by the CI Secretariat. Your Supporter benefits Your relationship with CI entitles you to a range of benefits including: access to CI expertise on international processes and governing bodies as well as national consumer groups and other Supporter organisations, involvement in CI programmes, reduced rate attendance to CI World Congress. As a CI Supporter, we will also showcase your work on CI's digital platforms. You will be entitled to use CI 'standard logo' on promotional materials and be able to participate in various consumer dialogue networks and in CI delegations to the UN and other inter-governmental bodies. A Supporters pack is sent annually with the latest information about CIs work and copies of CIs publications. For more information about your organisations benefits, please see the enclosed Supporter Benefits or visit our website. Your condition of association with CI Your organisations joining date is 16 October 2013 and the Supporter number is S3049. Supporters fees cover the period from 01 January to 31 December each year. The agreed fee for your organisation is USD200, which will be calculated on a pro rata basis effective from the date of acceptance of your application. Your interest and engagement in our work The following represents our current areas of work, which we hope will give you an idea of the issues we are focussing on together with our Members and Supporters. We encourage your organisation to participate in our activities and stay connected by: Visiting our website (www.consumersinternational.org); Following us on Twitter (@Consumers_Int); Connecting with us on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/consumersinternational);

Signing up to any of our various e-networks (highlighted below)

Financial services: CIs work on financial services aims to ensure consumers have access to safe, fair and competitive markets in financial services. Following a successful campaign asking the G20 to make recommendations for improving financial consumer protection, we are now contributing to the development of new international guidance in this area led by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development. We are also contributing to a new international standard on mobile payments. Join the CI Financial Services e-network. Food safety, security and nutrition: CI is campaigning for consumers to have access to safe and nutritious food. CI is campaigning to support the implementation of World Health Organisation (WHO) targets that will help consumers choose healthier diets through improved nutrition labelling, reducing fat, sugar and salt and a ban of marketing junk food to children. CI also works on food safety by accrediting consumer experts to Codex the international process for developing international food safety standards. We also produce a regular update on international processes relating to food prices. Join the CI Food e-network. Consumers in the digital age: Many consumers now depend on communications networks such as the internet; however the rise of these new technologies has created a number of new issues for consumer protection. CIs programme on consumers in the digital age addresses the three interrelated issues of consumers access to knowledge, consumer representation in international processes related to the digital age and improving broadband services for consumers. Join the CI Digital Consumers e-network. Consumer protection and empowerment measures: CI supports the development of consumer law, standards and consumer education around the world by giving Members access to expertise either within CI, within our membership or from external sources. CI is also making recommendations for the revision of the UN Guidelines for Consumer Protection (UNGCP) which is due in 2014. The UNGCP has acted as the guidebook for consumer agencies since 1985. This programme is also leading work on developing sustainable business models for consumer organisations. Join the Consumer Justice and Protection e-network. Other CI e-networks currently active include: Energy and World Consumer Rights Day, and Standards.
I once again extend my warm congratulations to you on your appointment as a Supporter of CI and look forward to working with you to help protect consumers everywhere.

Yours sincerely,

Helen McCallum Director General Consumers International

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