Subject: Invitation: 1999 Seoul Int`l NGOsConf (Oct 10-15, 1999)
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1999 Seoul International Conference of NGOs
- Inspire, Empower, Act! -


Dear friends,
  
We would like to draw your attention to the 1999 Seoul International 
Conference of NGOs entitled, "The Role of NGOs in the 21st Century:  
Inspire, Empower, and Act!", which will provide an impetus to 
strengthening global network and  solidarity among NGOs in meeting 
the challenges of a new era. 
  
The goals of the Conference are to assess commitments made by governments 
at recent UN world conferences, to advocate fulfillment of these 
commitments, to engage in policy dialogue with   the United   Nations and 
Government agencies, and to enhance communication and collaboration  
among national, regional and  international NGOs,  to build networks for  
more effective implementation of NGO activities in support of  the world 
conference recommendations, to provide  an opportunity  for NGOs  to 
exchange experiences and seeks common   and concrete   measures for  
self-empowerment and alliance-building. 
  
So far, more than 500 organizations have expressed their willingness to  
participate. As of July, the United Nations, UN agencies and international 
Organizations including ILO, UNCTAD, UNEP, UNESCO, UNIFEM have endorsed 
the Seoul Conference. A Nobel Laureate and President of Green Cross 
International Mikhail Gorbachev, Former President of Ireland Mary Robinson,  
and several high-ranking officers  of the  United Nations will join the 
Conference. 

In addition, featured speakers for Plenaries including Deputy Executive 
Director of UNICEF Stephen Lewis, Representative of the International 
Criminal Court, Clarence Dias, Professor of Yale University, Wendell Bell,   
the President of the  International Association of Educators  for World  
Peace Charles Mercieca, Chairman of the World View International  
Foundation, Dr. Steiner Opstad, and the Secretary-General of 
CIVICUS Kumi Naidoo have already confirmed their participation. 
  
There will be 120 to 150 group sessions for 11 thematic areas. The 
opportunities are open to all organizations which are willing to organize  
a group session or serve as a speaker/panelist. We are encouraging   
organizations to participate in varied  group sessions, cultural 
performance, and exhibition  which will be the main events of the 
Conference. Please refer to the Website of the Seoul Conference at 
www.ngo99korea.org for more detailed information. 
  
Enclosed are additional informations and a registration form which include 
all the relevant information on scheduling, accommodations, incentive 
packages and traveling.

(* You can register by on-line. http://www.ngo99korea.org) 
  
We look forward to your participation and wish your organization prosperity 
and many blessings in your noble endeavors. 
  
Sincerely yours, 
  
Secretariat
The Korea Organizing Committee

 
   <Overall Information of the Seoul Conference>

 
          The 1999 Seoul International Conference of NGOs 
  
Overall Theme : The Role of NGOs in the 21st Century 
              -  Inspire, Empower, Act! - 
Date : October 10-15, 1999 

Venue : Olympic Park, Seoul, Korea 
  
Co-Hosts: 
- The Conference of Non-Governmental Organizations in Consultative  
  Relationship with the United Nations (CONGO) 
- The Executive Committee of  the NGOs Associated  with the  Department 
  of Public Information of the United Nations (NGO/DPI Executive Committee) 
- Global Cooperation Society (GCS) International /Kyung Hee University, 
  Seoul, Korea 

Conveners:      

         Dr. Young Seek Choue 
            - Founder and Chancellor of Kyung Hee University 
            - President of the GCS International 
         Dr. Elaine Valdov (Chair of the NGO/DPI Executive Committee) 
         Dr. Afaf Mahfouz (President of the CONGO) 

Estimated Number of Participants : 3000 - 5000 persons 
  
 
Conference Goals: 


Vision: 

It is said that the  21st Century  will be  an NGO  era, marked  by 
widespread  civic involvement in all phases of  work on behalf of  the 
human family and the United Nations endeavors - human rights,  sustainable 
development, the well-being  of children, gender equality, peace  and 
security, among them. In particular, NGOs will  serve  as vital partners 
of the United Nations and its member governments in implementing the pledges 
made at global world conferences of the 1990s. 
  
It is crucial that the broadest segment of  the NGO community be  
represented at this historic and important conference at the threshold 
of the new century.  In addition to the goal of following promises 
made  over the past decade, the Conference will offer opportunities for 
NGOs to reflect together on their successes and challenges and to plan 
strategies for future action. 

This Conference will also provide a vital forum for reflection over 
humanity's common values, ideals and goals at the threshold of the 
New Millennium.


Goals: 

The primary goals of the conference are : 

1) To assess commitments made by governments at recent UN world conferences; 

 The 1990 World Summit for Children (New York) 
 The 1992 UN Conference on Environment and Development (Rio de Janeiro) 
 The 1993 World Conference on Human Rights (Vienna) 
 The 1994 International Conference on Population and Development (Cairo) 
 The 1995 Summit on Social Development (Copenhagen) 
 The 1995 World Conference on Women (Beijing) 
 The 1996 Conference on Human Settlements (Istanbul) 
 The 1996 World Food Summit(Rome) 

2) To advocate fulfillment of these commitments ;

3) To engage in policy dialogue with the United Nations and government 
   agencies, with an opportunity for enhanced communications and 
   collaborations among a diverse grouping of NGOs ; 

4) To build networks for more effective implementation of NGO activities 
   in support of the world conference recommendations, to provide. 
  

Remarks: 

  "I hope that this conference can reflect on the overall state  of modern 
   civilization and further explore a new paradigm that could enable the 
   global human community  to prosper in peace and harmony." 
   (Dr. Young Seek Choue, Founder-Chancellor of Kyung Hee University System) 
      
   "We need to explore in  Seoul how member  states can  be more  
    accountable in keeping  promises made at these important world 
    conferences." 
    (Dr. Afaf Mahfouz, President of Conference of NGOs in Consultative 
     Relationship with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations) 

   "This conference can be the birthplace of global partnerships, an 
    opportunity for peoples and governments to come together and work 
    to make life better for all." 
    (Dr. Elaine Valdov, Chair,  Executive Committee  of NGOs  Associated 
     with the Department of Public Information of the United Nations) 
  

                       PROGRAM 
  
   * Plenary I : The Century that Was 
                  The State of the World - An NGO Perspective 
                  NGOs : The Success Stories 
                  NGOs : The Challenges 
  
l * Plenary II : The 21st Century : A Preview 
              Emerging Critical Issues 
              Empowering NGOs - UN/NGO Partnerships 
              Building Partnerships and Alliances
  
    *Plenary  III : A Look at Human Progress 
                Ethics and Human Values 
                A Case Study : UNESCO and Culture of Peace 
l             Humanity and Technology
l 
 
  
* Thematic Areas 
                Peace and Security 
                Environment and Human Settlement 
                Education for All 
                Ethics and Values 
                Human Rights 
                Economic and Social Justice and Development 
                Gender Equality 
                Youth and Children 
                Public Health, Reproductive Health and Mental Health 
                Productive Aging 
                Empowering NGOs 
  
  
* Other Sessions (51 to 75 slots) 
  
* Plenary IV : Charting the Course: Issues and Action Plans 
               Recommendations and Final Document (NGO Blueprint) 
   
  
                        Time Schedule 
  
<October 10 (Sunday) >
  
Registration            (9:30 - 18:00) 
Welcoming Reception    (5:30 - 21:00) 
  
<October 11 (Monday) >
  
Opening (10:00-12:00) 
Plenary I (14:00-15:30) 
Plenary II (16:00-17:30) 
  
<October 12 (Tuesday) >
  
Plenary III (09:30-11:00) 
Opening Thematic Plenary I (11:30-13:00) 
Opening Thematic Plenary II (14:00-15:30) 
Group Session 1 (16:00-17:30) 
  
<October 13 (Wednesday) >

Group Session 2 (09:30-11:00) 
Group Session 3 (11:30-13:00) 
Group Session 4 (14:00-15:30) 
Group Session 5 (16:00-17:30) 
  
October 14 (Thursday) 
Group Session 6 (09:30-11:00) 
Closing Thematic Plenary I (11:30-13:00) 
Closing Thematic Plenary II (14:00-15:30) 
Wrap-Up Plenary on Empowering NGOs (16:00-17:30) 
  
October 15 (Friday) 
Rapporteurs (9:30-11:00) 
Plenary IV (11:00-13:00) 
Closing Session (15:00-16:30) 
Peace Parade 
Farewell Party 
  
October 16 (Saturday) 
Departure & Optional Tour 
  
  
(Cultural Events including opera, Korean folk dance and folk music, 
 Regional Caucuses, and other activities will be held through 
 the Conference period) 
  
(Speakers for Plenaries) 


Plenary I : The Century That Was (October 11, Monday 14:00-15:30)

Moderator : Olara Otunnu, USG 

(1) The State of the World : An NGO Perspective 

   Speaker : Stephen Lewis (Deputy Executive Director, UNICEF) 


(2) NGOs : The Success Stories 

   Speaker : Clarence Diaz (International Criminal Court) 

             Rev. Kyung-Suk Soh, Executive Director of Korea Council of 
             Citizens' Movement

(3) NGOs: The Challenges (NGO Representative from China or Japan) 


Plenary II : The 21st Century: A Preview (October 11, Monday, 16:00-17:30)

Moderator : Mary Racelis 

(1) Emerging Critical Issues 

    Speaker : Wendell Bell, (Professor at Yale, Futurist) 

(2) Empowering NGOs-UN/NGO Partnerships 

    Speaker : Martin Khor, Director, Third World Network (to be invited) 

(3) Building Partnerships and Alliances 

    Speaker : Kumi Naidoo (Secretary-General, CIVICUS) 


Plenary III : A Look at Human Progress (October 12, Tuesday, 09:30-11:00)

Moderator : Sara Langwe (President of FEMNET) 

(1) Ethics and Human Values 

    Speaker : Dr. Dong-Gil KIM or Yu Soo Kim (Korean NGO Representative) 

(2) Culture of Peace 

    Speaker : Charles Mercieca (President, International Association  of 
              Educator for World Peace) 

(3) Humanity and Technology 
  
  Speaker : Dr. Steinar Opstad (Chairman, the World View Intentional 
            Foundation) 


Plenary IV : Charting the Course (October 15, Friday, 11:00-13:00)
  
Moderator : an NGO Representative 

Platform for Action Plans Recommendations and Final Document 

   Speaker : Chief Rapporteur, Chairman of Drafting Committee 

   Wrap-up speaker : Dr. Fred Sai 
  
  
                     The Conveners 

- The Conference of Non-Governmental Organizations in Consultative  
  Relationship with the United Nations - 

      CONGO 
      777 UN Plaza (8th floor) 
      New York, NY 10017 
      Tel. (212) 986-8557 Fax. 986-0821 
      Internet : www.conferenceofngos.org 

The Conference of NGOs in Consultative Relationship with the United 
Nations (CONGO) was established in 1948  "to ensure that NGOs in 
consultative status  enjoy the fullest opportunities and all 
appropriate facilities for performing  their consultative functions" 
as defined in the Charter of the United Nations. CONGO assists the 
family of non-governmental organizations to improve their 
relationships with the United  Nations and to provide a forum for NGOs 
with common interests in coming together to  study, plan, support, and 
act. Membership is open to all NGOs in  consultative status  with 
the United Nations Economic and Social Council. 
  
- The Executive Committee of the Non-Governmental Organizations 
  Associated with the Department of Public Information of the United 
  Nations - 

      NGO/DPI 
      UN NGO Resource Center 
      UN Secretariat 
      L IB-31 New York, NY 10017 
      Tel. (212) 963-7233  Fax. 963-2819 
      E-mail : evaldov@undp.org 
  
The Executive Committee of NGOs associated with the Department of Public 
Information of the United   Nations (NGO/DPI)   is an  advisory  and  
liaison board representing the interests of NGOs working with  the 
informational outreach arm of the world body.  It provides a forum for 
NGOs to network, build alliances and create action plans, in keeping 
with the goals of UNDPI to forge and maintain links to peoples 
around the world. 
  

- The Global Cooperation Society International - 

GCS International 
Kyung Hee University 
Seoul 130-701, Korea 
Tel. 82-2-961-0216  Fax. 961-0225 
Internet : www.gcs-ngo.org 
  
The Global Cooperation Society (GCS) International was established 
in 1978 with the purpose of helping to create a better human society .

"through  the harmonization of material prosperity with spiritual maturity 
and the integration of individual interests and communal ethics."    

The GCS International is the institutional embodiment of a movement 
founded by 67 scholars  and international leaders, including  the chancellor 
of Kyung Hee University System, Dr. Young Seek Choue. Headquartered in 
Seoul, the movement has chapters in 35 countries. 
  

                         THE HOST

Kyung Hee University (in Seoul, Korea) 
  
Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul 
130-701, Korea 
Tel. 82-2-961-0030  Fax. 962-4343 
 Internet : www.kyunghee.ac.kr 
  
Kyung Hee University was established in 1949 under the guidance of
Dr. Young Seek Choue, who continues to serve as its Chancellor. The  
University was founded on the principle of developing citizens to 
foster a world of peace and harmony.  Marking its first half-century 
in 1999, Kyung Hee University has 17 colleges, an extensive library 
and museum system, a number of affiliated research institutes, and an 
advanced medical center. It has a 245-acre campus in Seoul, a 
510-acre campus in Suwon and a  third campus in Kwangnung housing 
the Graduate Institute of  Peace Studies, which was the recipient 
of the 1993 UNESCO Prize for Peace Education.   

(Supporting Organizations )

The following UN agencies and international organizations have endorsed 
and, in most part, are expected to participate in the 1999 Seoul 
International Conference of NGOs (as of July 7, 1999).

United Nations (UN)
Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)
International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD)
International Labour Organization (ILO)
International Organization for Migration (IOM)
Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU)
Organization Internationale de la Francophonie (OIF)
The Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS(UNAIDS)
United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD)
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)
United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)
Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (UNHCHR)
Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)
United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF)
Secretariat of the United Nations  International Decade 
for Natural Disaster Reduction (UNIDNDR)
United Nations Development Fund for Women (UNIFEM)
United Nations University (UNU)
United Nations Volunteers (UNV)
World Bank

The conference organizers are seeking co-sponsors from within the broad   
United Nations family and other international organizations. 

For further information, please contact the Secretariat of the Conference. 
  
  
       Korea Organizing Committee 
       Wonseo Building Room 305 
       Wonseo Dong, Jongno Gu, 
       Seoul, 110-280, Korea 
       Tel. 82-2-762-2323  Fax. 762-9833 
       E-mail : seoul@ngo99korea.org 
       Internet : www.ngo99korea.org 
  

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REGISTRATION FORM 

*You can register by on-line. (http://www.ngo99korea.org)*

One per participant. Forms may be photocopied. 
  
The Seoul International Conference of NGOs will be held in  
Seoul from October 10 to 16, 1999. 

Please return this form with payment in US dollars to the 
Korea Organizing Committee by fax, mail, or e-mail.
  
                The Korea Organizing Committee 
        #305 Wonseo Bldg., 171, Wonseo-dong, Chongno-gu, 
        Seoul 110-280, Korea 
        Tel : +(82-2)762-2323    Fax: +(82-2)762-9833 
        E-mail : seoul@ngo99korea.org   Website : www.ngo99korea.org 
  
I.  REGISTRATION 
  
1.  Participant :  Mr.___   Mrs.____   Ms.____   Other_____ 
First Name _____________________________Family Name ______________________ 
Date of Birth (dd/mm/yy) _________________________________________________ 
Nationality  _______________________________          
Passport  No. ______________________________ 
Address  _________________________________________________________________ 
__________________________________________________________________________ 
Country  __________________________________        
Postal/Zip Code  ______________________________ 
Tel  _______________________________________
       
Fax  ________________________________________ 
E-mail  __________________________________________________________________ 

Which theme(s) are you interested in? 
 * Peace and Security _____      * Environment and Human Settlement ______ 
 * Ethics and Values _____       * Youth and Children _________ 
 * Education for All  _______    * Economic and Social Development _______ 
 * Human Rights _____          * Gender Equality    _________ 
 * Productive Aging _______      * Empowering NGOs ________ 
 * Public Health, Reproductive Health and Mental Health ______ 
  
  
2.  Organization Summary 
Are you a member of an NGO?  (   ) No  (    ) Yes 
Name of Institutional Affiliation_________________________________________ 
__________________________________________________________________________ 
Position/Title in Organization  __________________________________________
Address of Organization  _________________________________________________ 
__________________________________________________________________________ 
Country______________________________  Postal/Zip Code  __________________ 
Tel  _________________________________ Fax  ______________________________ 
E-mail  __________________________________________________________________ 

Mail should be sent to : (    )Home  (    )Organization 

3.  Registration Fee (Non-refundable) 

* The registration fee covers all meetings, opening and closing sessions, 
  welcoming and farewell receptions, a ticket of musical concert, and a 
  conference kit which includes a program book, a souvenir, a toto beg, 
  and tickets for Korean folk music.

* Discounts for group registrations will  be offered : more than 10  
  persons 10% off; more than 20 persons 15% off; more than 30 persons 20% 
  off. 
  
  Adult Participant 
  (    ) By 30 August 1999 : US$ 80 (    ) After 30 August 1999 : US$ 100 
  (    ) Student or youth under age of 24 discount registration fee* 
  (    ) By 30 August 1999 : US$ 10 (    ) After 30 August 1999 : US$ 30 

* Please enclose proof of enrollment or a document showing date of birth. 

* My registration fee is US$ _______________ 
  
4. Working Languages 

  Simultaneous interpretation will be offered in English, French, and 
  Korean for the Opening and Closing Ceremonies and Plenaries. 
  
5. Activities Sign-up 
  
1) Cultural Activities 
  
l Type and Description of the Proposed Activities  
__________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________ 
  
  Expected Duration of Activity  __________ Hours  __________ Minutes 
  Number of Performers  __________ Persons 
  Preferred Date for Activity (dd/mm/yy)  ____________________________ 
  

2) Exhibition Space Rental 
  
 US$ 50 per booth per day includes: 
   1 Booth  (Total Space : 3m x 3m x 2.4m) 
   1 Table (1. 8m x 0.8) 2 Chairs 
   220 Voltage Facility 
   Additional equipment can be rented upon request. 

 Total Number of Booths  __________ 
 Total Number of Days    __________ (From _____________ To _______________) 
  
TOTAL AMOUNT US$  ________________________ 
  
Cancellation request should be notified to the Korea Organizing 
Committee in writing. The date of receipt of your cancellation notice 
is your cancellation date. 

* Cancellation before 30   August     : full refund 
* Cancellation after  30   August     : 50% refund 
* Cancellation after  30   September  : No refund 
  
 
6. Hotel Reservation 
(Please skip this section if you are making your own accommodation 
 arrangements.) 
  
The following  hotel  accommodations have  been  arranged by  the  
Korea Organizing Committee. If you would like to make a reservation, 
please complete the form below and return it with the registration 
form and the required deposit amount in US dollars. 
  
* The rates are fixed in   Korean currency, Won. As the exchange  
  rate  slightly fluctuates, the charges may vary accordingly.  
  For your guidance, the exchange rate as of 7 July 1999 is 
  US$1 = 1,170won.  Using this rate, the hotel prices range from 
  US $15 to US$240 per person including breakfast, taxes and service 
  charge. 

Land Package Rate per night per person :
(Please check in the appropriate box) Deposit in US$ per room per 
person Number of room(s) to reserve 

Group 1 (Youth Hostel class) : Deposit - $80 
(Single Rm : 35,000~50,000Won) (Double/Twin Rm : 25,000~33,500Won) 
(Four-Bed  Rm : 18,000~23,000Won) 

Group 2 (Tourist class) : Deposit - $120 
(Single Rm : 73,000~110,000Won) (Double/Twin Rm : 45,000~62,000Won) 
(Four-Bed Rm : 40,750 Won) 

Group 3(First class) : Deposit - $150 
(Single Rm : 151,000~160,000Won) (Double/Twin Rm : 82,000~86,500Won) 

Group 4 (Deluxe class) - Deposit $250 
(Single Rm : 211,000~279,000Won) (Double/Twin RM : 115,000~162,000 Won) 

Note: Housing for Group I is located outside of Seoul and 40 minutes 
      to one hour away from the conference venue. There will be limited 
      places for shopping and other activities around the area. Shuttle 
      buses will be available to and from the venue and the lodgings with 
      minimum charges. 

*TOTAL DEPOSIT AMOUNT : US$ _____________ 
 (Payment must be made at the time of registration) 
* Check-in   Date : __________  (October 1999)     
  Check-out  Date : __________  (October 1999) 

* Total Number of Night(s) ________ 
  
* Cancellation notice must be sent to the Korea Organizing Committee 
  in writing. The date of receipt of your cancellation notice is your 
  cancellation date. 

  Cancellation penalty : One week prior to check-in date: 10% of the deposit 
  One day prior to check-in date: 50% of the deposit 
  On check-in date : 100 % of the deposit 

If you would like to share rooms with yourcolleagues, please indicate  
under the following space. 
_______________________________________________________________________ 
  
7.  Voluntary Contribution 
  
* Your voluntary contribution would be appreciated to help  the  
  participation of financially constrained NGOs or youths/students. 
  
  CONTRIBUTION AMOUNT : US$ ________________ 
  
8.  Payment 
  
 Registration Fee                US$ _______________ 
 Hotel Deposit                   US$ _______________ 
 Exhibition Space Rental         US$ _______________ 
 Voluntary Contribution          US$ _______________ 
                  TOTAL  :       US$ ________________ 

 9.  Method of Payment 
  
* Bank Wire Transfer* 
   To be transferred to : 
   Korea Exchange Bank, Kyedong Branch 
   Swift BIC Code : KOEXKRSE 
   Account number : 117-JSD-101954 
   Account holder : Korea Organizing Committee 
   Remittal (Name of person paying)_____________________________________
   Name of Bank ________________________________________________________ 
   * Please enclose a copy of the transfer receipt. 
  
*Credit Card   (   )VISA         (   ) MASTER        (   ) AMERICAN EXPRESS 
Card Number   ______________________ Expiration Date ___________________ 
Name on Card  __________________________________________________________ 
I authorize US$________________ to be charged on my credit card. 
  
Signature  _______________________________  Date _______________________ 
  
* International Money Order denominated in US$ and made payable to : 
  Korea Organizing Committee (In US dollars on a check drawn on a US Bank.) 
  

10. Optional Tours

Tours will be arranged and conducted by the Worldwide Express Co. Ltd.  
Please make reservations with the Korean Organizing Committee three days  
prior to the tour date. Various daily tours are also available to  
downtown Seoul and historical places. Contact the Korean Organizing 
Committee for more information and on-site tour desk will be available 
during the conference for arrangements.

* Two-day tours after the Conference (Tours will leave with a minimum  
of 10 persons) 

 <Departure : October 15 (Friday) 08:30 >
 Code : T15-1  Course Fee (Won)  Mark (   )
- Andong Cultural Tour : 270,000  (    )
- Pusoksa Buddist Temple : 270,000  (    )
- Hahoe Folk Village  : 270,000 (   )
- Tosansowon Confucian Academy : (   )

 <Departure : October 16 (Sat.) >
 Code : T16-1  Course-Fee (Won)  Mark(  )
- Kyoungju Excursion (Historical City) : 270,000 (   )

 Code : T16-2  Course-Fee(Won)  Mark (  )
- Mt. Sorak Tour : 250,000 (  )

Includes transportation, hotel accommodation, meals, and an English 
speaking guide.

*A Three-day tour after the Conference
Tours will leave with a minimum of 10 persons

 <Departure : October 16 (Sat.)>

 Code : T16-3 Course-Fee (Won)  Mark(  )
- Cheju Island Tour Fee : 605,000 (Won) --- (    )

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Application form for Group Session/Workshop
The 1999 Seoul International Conference of NGOs October 10-16, 1999
  
Under each theme of the 1999 Seoul  International Conference of  NGOs, 
there will be workshops (or group  sessions) of 90 minutes each. You  
are welcome to submit an application by August 30 to organize a 
workshop in any of the following areas. Official languages of this 
workshop will be English and Korean. National and/or language 
groups are welcome to bring interpreters or mobile equipment 
 
 * Peace and Security _____      * Environment and Human Settlement _____ 
 * Ethics and Values _____       * Youth and Children _________ 
 * Education for All  _______    * Social and Economic Development ______ 
 * Human Rights _____          * Gender Equality    _________ 
 * Productive Aging _______     * Empowering NGOs ________ 
 * Public Health, Reproductive Health and Mental Health ______ 
  
  
ORGANIZATION INFORMATION

Name of Organization  ___________________________________________________
Contact Person  __________________________ Title ________________________
Address  ________________________________________________________________
Tel  _________________Fax   ________________ E-mail _____________________



WORKSHOP PROPOSAL
 
Proposed Title of the Workshop/Panel Discussion 
_________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
Purpose _________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
Organization(s) in Charge _______________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
Organization(s) Involved ________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
Speakers ________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
Preferred Date(s) and Time ______________________________________________


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