We also want to inform you about the REGISTRATION FEES, which are determined by the logic that those who can pay more do so and in this way we can support those who can pay less. That is to say, this scheme of differentiated registration fees is designed to cover the expenses of the organization of the event, as well as to distribute the income of these to the people who need it in the form of a scholarship; in such a way that those people who pay the highest rates have the security that they are making it possible for a person with less financial possibilities to also attend and be part of the execution and debate of the congress.
Based on this analysis that revisits the Human Development Index, adjusted for inequality, we have created two payment categories, depending on the country of origin:
- The Blue category is for those who come from the following countries: Iceland, Norway, Denmark, Switzerland, Finland, Ireland, Sweden, Germany, Netherlands, Slovenia, Australia, Belgium, New Zealand, Canada, Austria, Czech Republic, Japan, Luxembourg, United Kingdom, Malta, South Korea, Estonia, Hong Kong, France, Cyprus, United States.
- And the Green category is for the rest of the countries or territories not recognized as such.
| Country of origin | Before July 31 in USD | After August 1 in USD |
| Standard Blue countries | 280 | 330 |
| Blue countries* Concessions (students, members of organizations or collectives, members of the organizing committee - including themed session organizers and field trips) | 180 | 230 |
| Standard Green countries | 130 | 180 |
| Green countries* Concessions (students, members of organizations or collectives, members of the organizing committee - including themed session organizers and field trips) | 80 | 100 |
Payment includes: participation in the Congress, the kit with its materials, the certificate of participation, food (lunch and snacks) for 5 days, the farewell party, and the field trip.
Scholarships
In addition to the aforementioned discounts, as part of the ICCG philosophy we will offer SCHOLARSHIPS in 4 levels: Full, Medium, Basic and Minimum. Only people whose proposals have been accepted may apply to them, in any of the modalities of participation in the Congress. The call for scholarships opens in May.
For eligibility, the following criteria will be taken into account (the order does not represent priority): 1) Being a woman or a non-binary person, 2) Being a student, 3) Being an activist, having social or community ties, 4) Not having a permanent job 5) Coming from low-income countries, 6) Having functional diversity, 7) Having dependents, 8) Belonging to a native people, 9) Not having institutional support.