EULAR PARE Organisations

EULAR is set up of four types of institutional members: scientific societies, national organisations of people with arthritis/rheumatism and health professionals as well as corporate members.


Austria​Österreichische Rheumaliga​
Belgium​ReumaNet vzw​
Bulgaria ​BOPRD - Bulgarian Organisation for Patients with Rheumatic Diseases​  
Croatia  Croatian League against Rheumatism 
Cyprus ​Cyprus League of People with Rheumatism (CYLPER)​  

Czech Republic

​Lokace Revma Liga Česká republika​
Denmark ​Gigtforeningen​
Estonia ​Eesti Reumaliit​  
Finland ​Suomen Reumaliitto ry​
France​AFLAR - Association Française de Lutte Anti-Rhumastismale​  
Germany​Deutsche Rheuma-Liga Bundesverband e.V.​
Greece​Ελληνική Εταιρεία Αντιρευματικού Αγώνα (EΛ.Ε.ΑΝ.Α.)​  
Hungary​Magyar Reumabetegek Egyesülete​
Iceland

Ireland
​Gigtarfélag Islands

​​Arthritis Ireland​
Israel​Inbar​
Italy​Associazione Nazionale Malati Reumatici ANMAR Onlus​
Lithuania ​Lietuvos artrito asociacija​
Malta

​Arthritis and Rheumatism Association Malta​

Montenegro     Association for Helping Persons with Rheumatic Diseases, Rheumatism Association Montenegro   
The Netherlands ​National Association ReumaZorg Nederland​
Norway​Norsk Revmatikerforbund​
PolandPolish Rheuma Federation
Portugal ​Portuguese League Against Rheumatism​
Romania ​Romanian League Against Rheumatism​
RussiaInterregional Non-Government Organization of Invalids "Rheumatologic Association "Nadezhda" ("Hope")*
Serbia​The Association of Rheumatic Diseases Patients of the Republic of Serbia​  
Slovakia ​Liga proti reumatizmu na Slovensku​
Slovenia ​Slovenian Rheumatism Association​
Spain ​Liga Reumatológica Española - LIRE​
Sweden​Reumatiker förbundet​   
Switzerland ​RLS- Rheumaliga Schweiz​

United Kingdom

​Arthritis and Musculoskeletal Alliance ARMA​  
*Membership suspended.
 


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Low- and Middle-Income Countries

The following list includes EULAR Member Countries classified as “low- and middle-income countries,” defined as those with a Gross National Income (GNI) per capita below 90% of the average across all EULAR Member Countries.

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