Organizational Structure

EFEIA’s (Electrosmog Free Environment International Accreditation) organizational structure is a decentralized one with a strong emphasis on representation and participation. Here is an overview of the structure:

1. Delegates Council
– National Primary Delegates
– Regional Primary Delegates
– Local Delegates
– Executive Delegates
– Honorary Delegates
2. Scientific Advisory Committee
3. Staff and Volunteers

1. Delegates Council: EFEIA’s primary decision-making body, composed of delegates who represent various constituencies such as members, donors, partners, or regions. The delegates are elected or appointed by their respective groups, and serve as advocates and representatives for their interests. The Delegates Council includes:

– National Primary Delegates: Delegates who represent EFEIA at a national level and are responsible for coordinating the activities of regional delegates in their country.

– Regional Primary Delegates: Delegates who represent EFEIA in a specific region or area of the world and oversee the activities of local delegates in their region.

– Local Delegates: Delegates who represent EFEIA in a specific community or area within a region.

– Executive Delegates: Delegates who assume the roles and responsibilities of the Executive Committee, including overseeing the day-to-day operations of EFEIA and implementing its strategic plan. The Executive Delegates are elected by the Delegates Council and serve for a specified term.

– Honorary Delegates: Permanent members of the Delegates Council who are also the founders of EFEIA. They serve as honorary members and provide guidance and insight to the Delegates Council.

2. Scientific Advisory Committee: A group of scientific experts who provide guidance and advice to the Delegates Council or the Executive Delegates on scientific research and development activities related to electrosmog-free environments.

3. Staff and Volunteers: The individuals who support EFEIA’s work by providing administrative, programmatic, or technical services. The staff and volunteers may report to Executive Delegates or a designated staff member.

In this structure, the Delegates Council assumes the roles and responsibilities of the Executive Committee, including overseeing the day-to-day operations of EFEIA and implementing its strategic plan. The Honorary Delegates provide guidance and insight to the Delegates’ Council as honorary members. The Scientific Advisory Committee provides specialized knowledge and expertise to the foundation’s decision-making process related to electrosmog-free environments. The staff and volunteers implement EFEIA’s programs and services.