Partners
YUPAD
YUPAD. Youth Union of Politics And Diplomaticy. This club is established in 2008 with passionate students about politics and diplomacy. We work for students’ improvement of those parts and share of reasonable opinion. YUPAD is a club for students who are willing to participate in diplomatic and political issues to improve society either abroad or in Korea. Throughout this club students learn theoretical basics such a way to approach diplomatically and politically as well as debate about issued problems of either a society or world. Now, in Korea, YUPAD represents a variety of diplomatic and political activities and also is a multidisciplinary organization where has a diverse world-wide membership, with members form over 50 schools and more than 2000 students.
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The National Asian Community Studies Institute (NACSI)
Purpose: to foster international relations for peace and unity of the Korean Peninsula through cooperation among the Northeast Asian states
To develop the economy of the Northeast Asian community through liberalizing the market within the community
Activities
- Forums and seminars
- Conference and seminars
- Research
- Technological and cultural networking
- Publication of scholarly literature and seminars
Global Common Society (GCS)
A non-governmental social movement, first proclaimed in 1975 at the 4th IAUP triennial conference
GCS Millennium Vision: a human society that is spiritually beautiful, materially affluent and humanly rewarding, where people of different races and cultures live in peace and harmony as one human family
Principle activities
- Scholarship grants
- Charity works
- Free medical service
- Writing and speech contests
- Athletic events
- “>Academic seminars on GCS Movements
- Consultations on legal matters and human rights concerns
- International cultural, educational and friendship exchange programs
- Voluntary social work and service grams
- BioNanotechnology
Institute for Future Urban Environment (IFUE)
Established in 2008
Vision: A group that leads and creates a sustainable future urban environment
Mission
- Cities of harmony among nature and humans
- National territory with the balance of development and preservation
- Life abundant with creativity and culture
Main Activities
- R&D in creation of low-carbon green city, public design& urban brand, urban restoration
- Dissemination of reports
- Policy recommendation
Asian Institute of Diplomacy & International Affairs | Aidia
The Asian Institute of Diplomacy and International Affairs, is an independent, non-partisan, foreign policy think-tank, based in the highly geo-strategic Himalayan region. Headquartered in Kathmandu, Nepal, AIDIA aims to lead a new era in foreign policy and international relations and reflects the unstoppable rise of the Asian continent as the key stakeholder in the economic, strategic and geo-political equations of the present day world.
AIDIA provides a platform for Policy Makers, Academicians and Industry leaders from around the world to come together to debate, discuss and share their views on the contemporary geopolitical and geoeconomic issues confronting the international community. We seek to do this by facilitating effective engagement through the various AIDIA fora our in order to inform, educate and initiate the involvment of Nepal’s youth in foreign policy debates and decision making. AIDIA is actively engaged in providing policy analysis, facilitating diplomatic dialogue, and promoting entrepreneurial engagement among all major actors and institutions native to or that have an interest in Asia.
Ecocity Builders
Established in 1992
Vision: To reshape cities for the long-term health of human and hcg diet jupiter fl natural systems
Main Activities
- Demonstration projects
- Education
- Policy development and advocacy
- Consulting
- International Ecocity Conference
- International Ecocity Framework and Standards
The P2P Foundation
The P2P Foundation is an international organization dedicated to promoting and documenting peer to peer practices in a broad sense. Its website serves as an open knowledge commons and it has been build through the collaboration of global community. Its “distributed network” format, takes the form of peer-to-peer relations,and offers a new form of organizing and subjectivity, an alternative for many systems within the current socio-econominic and cultural-political order. The approach, although it does not offer solutions per se, points the way to a variety of dialogical and self-organizing formats, i.e. it represents different processes for arriving at such solutions; it ushers in a era of “nonrepresentational democracy.”
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