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International Protea Association (IPA)

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Growers, breeders, technical advisors and marketers are represented by the International Protea Association (IPA) and researchers and educators by the International Protea Working Group (IPWG). The IPWG is a specialised group of the Ornamentals Section of the International Society of Horticultural Scientists (ISHS). Since this first joint meeting communication between growers and researchers has continued, with the publication of 8 Acta Horticulturae reporting proceedings of IPWG symposia.

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Geostatistical Association of South Africa (GASA)

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GASA is an association created to promote the professional interests of Geostatisticians through:

Increasing awareness of Geostatistics and the application of spatial statistics in Southern Africa
Facilitating communication between practitioners
Representing the opinions of professional Geostatisticians to the public and industry
Historically, the science of Geostatistics has been developed within the context of the Mining and Petroleum industry, but it can also be practically applied in the fields of environment, agriculture, forestry, fishery and epidemiology.

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Growers Association (GA)

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The Growers Association was formed to ensure a coordinated and strategic development of wholesale growing operations on a national basis. Our primary aims are to ensure that our members are profitable, professional and responsible and that the market share of the Green Industry as a whole continues to grow.

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Group Burial Association (GBA)

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The GBA affords its members and their dependents peace of mind by providing funerals, cremations, and related services and products or cash disbursements within the RSA. The services are provided by our own personnel or approved contractors. Funds are efficaciously invested in order to maintain the benefits substratum of the GBA and to prove for optimum growth in the future. The survival and growth of the GBA resides in the increase of its membership as well as the periodic addition of approved groups through innovative thinking and attitudes. A Council elected from the members is responsible for the strategic positioning and functioning of the GBA by an executive management. All activities shall be aimed towards the growth of the GBA and the maintenance of optimum service towards its members.

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