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UNIVERSITY
EXCHANGE SPONSORSHIPS
The
University Exchange
is to be founded and administered by the UE
Foundation to be based in Hong Kong, to meet the pressing needs
of the 21st century, and the changing world.
Operational by January 1, 2007 (AD 2007) as a symbol of entering a new and more
responsible era. The Exchange is destined to become an international
focal point of modern achievements, and a futuristic think-tank
that will play an important role in achieving goals such as, the
sustainable use of energy and other resources.
An essential
part of its program is to exert its influence and stimulate actions
in the appropriate direction. The Exchange will give special annual
awards, or UE
Prizes, which will be sub-named
after the major sponsors of the 6 Special Faculties. They should
have similar status to Nobel
Prizes, as the achievements being honored
will be based on a significant and tangible contribution to the
survival of our planet and all its life forms of which humankind
is but a part.
The Special
Faculties of the Exchange which relate to the above awards are as
follows:
1) Natural Energy;
2) Natural Food Sciences;
3) Pragmatic Science & Technology;
4) Natural Medicine;
5) Wholistic Philosophy & Psychology; and
6) Political systems and mechanisms.
Each faculty
will inevitably be monitors of mankind's achievements and potential,
involving full-scale commercially viable prototypes in specially
selected science / technology parks or sites.
Whilst much
of the work of the Exchange can be done in supported outsourced
facilities, including other institutions, universities, and the
like, it is it is also an option to have some sites owned by the
UE
for special projects. Such sites if and when desirable, would be
located in parts of the world selected for their images of independence,
political neutrality, and multiculturalism.
Costs involved
are substantial per Faculty, depending on the uniqueness of its
location and its range of research projects, the type of sponsorship,
and the complexity of its installation buildings, infrastructure,
and equipment.
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