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Project examples include: | Project examples include: | ||
* [[The World From Our Doorstep]] | |||
* [[Youth of the World]] | |||
* [[Reinventing Democracy in the Digital Era (UNDEF)]] | |||
* [[Global Lab]] | |||
* [[MeDevNet]] | * [[MeDevNet]] | ||
* [[Youth Ambassadors for Millennium Development Goals]] | * [[Youth Ambassadors for Millennium Development Goals]] | ||
* [[Youth Activism Project] | * [[Youth Activism Project]] | ||
* [[Multicultural Cyprus]] | * [[Multicultural Cyprus]] | ||
* [[CYBER KIDS]] | * [[CYBER KIDS]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:37, 16 September 2016
Future Worlds Center places high priority in empowering and engaging the youth in particular, as the owners of the future, in actions that promote reforms, global social justice, and global co-operation.
Project examples include:
- The World From Our Doorstep
- Youth of the World
- Reinventing Democracy in the Digital Era (UNDEF)
- Global Lab
- MeDevNet
- Youth Ambassadors for Millennium Development Goals
- Youth Activism Project
- Multicultural Cyprus
- CYBER KIDS
- Cyberethics: Cyprus Safer Internet Center
- Youth Promoting Peace
- Media for MDGs
List of all Constitutional and Value Policies
For an overview of all relevant policies, please visit Constitutional and Value Policies.
