Iaap newsletter 28 - The new Israeli Jungian society

DEVELOPING GROUP SUB-COMMITTEE REPORT
To remind readers, the aims of Developing Groups are to:
a) Permit the development of analytical psychology in areas of the world
where people express interest and have few of their own resources
b) To encourage and facilitate the dissemination of Jungian and post-
Jungian ideas in those areas
c) To help set up structures in which professionals in these countries may
undertake a training in analytical psychology, called the Individual Membership
route
d) To allow for the development of groups of professionals who will
ultimately form new IAAP Societies and in time, Training Societies.
The procedures for applying to become Developing Groups were put in place during
Murray Stein’s presidency and since that time, there have been applications from
many countries. There are now almost 20 Developing Groups:
Bulgaria (Sofia)
Chile (Santiago)
China (Guangzhou/Shanghai)
China (Hong Kong)
Colombia (Bogota)
Czech Republic (Brno/Prague)
Ecuador (Quito)
Estonia (Tallinn)
Georgia (Tbilissi)
India (Ahmedabad, Bangalore)
Ireland (Dublin)
Poland (Katowice / Krakow / Warszawa / Wroclaw)
Romania (Bucharest)
Russia (Moscow)
Russia (St. Petersburg)
Serbia (Belgrade)
Slovenia (Ljubljana)
South Africa (Gauteng)
Tunisia (Tunis)
Ukraine (Kiev)
Each DG receives a budget, agreed upon by the IAAP Executive Committee, after
careful evaluation of individual needs and stages of development. Last year, there
was some overspend in a number of countries but this year, thanks to careful
monitoring by Mr Gubser, the IAAP accountant, in the form of regular budget
statements each time a claim is made, this has been rectified.
pg. 17