INTERNATIONAL   INFORMATIZATION   ACADEMY   AMERICAS

For the fate and future of human civilization

 

The International Informatization Academy is an independent international public self-governing association of scientists, experts in the field of information, information resources and technology innovations, which promotes sustainable development and aims to promote world progress.

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The ideology of the Academy's activities is based on informational unity between scientists, developers, and companies working in various fields of scientific, economic and social life, and who are united by a common understanding of their responsibility for the fate and future of human civilization.

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Having General Consultative Status under the United Nations Economic and Social Council since 1995, the Academy carries out its activities, taking the program documents of the UN, UNESCO and other international organizations into account.

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General consultative status gives the Academy a special focus. Pursuing research in the field of Informatization regarding very different areas of human activity, the Academy considers it a priority to promptly respond to issues of global concern to the international community. These issues are listed in the Millennium Declaration of the United Nations, which was adopted by the UN General Assembly in September 2000. In particular, these include fostering ethnic and religious tolerance, peace and security, the fight against international terrorism, eradicating poverty, environmental protection, and studying problems and finding solutions in the field of education, science and culture in the modern world.

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As an international non-governmental organization, the Academy's mission is to bring together the world’s creative and intellectual resources in order to develop the world, build a harmonious IT environment, and advancing open and interested international dialogue, aimed at finding effective solutions to global problems and tasks that meet people’s interests and aspirations.

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The Academy diffuses its activities to all countries of the world where the Academy’s structure has been established. The Academy’s national headquarters are independent organizations, founded in accordance with national legislation, implementing their own programs and projects, but united by common goals of sustainable development.

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The Academy’s members include scientists, statesmen and public figures, heads of companies and organizations, as well as specialists and experts.

The Academy diffuses its activities to all countries of the world where the Academy’s structure has been established. The Academy’s national headquarters are independent organizations, founded in accordance with national legislation, implementing their own programs and projects, but united by common goals of sustainable development.

The Academy is operating on the principles of voluntariness, equality, self-governance and the rule of law.

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The Academy’s members include scientists, statesmen and public figures, heads of companies and organizations, as well as specialists and experts promoting the development of information technology, informatization and social activities for sustainable development.

The Academy organizes and participates in international forums and conferences, publishes monographs and scientific collections on a wide range of issues of social and productive activity, inspiring members of the Academy and its partners to discuss urgent problems actually facing us in developing civilization and searching for solutions.

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For the purpose of implementing its own goals and objectives, the Academy:

• provides information and analysis, economic and other activities not prohibited by legislation, in cooperation with research organizations, companies and individuals all over the world;

• concludes agreements with research organizations, information centers, foundations, institutions, societies, companies, and other legal entities and natural persons, in accordance with applicable law;

• gives the public the opportunity to study and scrutinize projects;

• promotes and organizes scientific research in the spheres of information, information resources and technologies, primarily in areas that are relevant and are designed to help in implementing solutions to the global problems listed in United Nations documents;

• establishes, in accordance with the law, institutes, universities, colleges, faculties and other scientific and educational institutions for training and retraining specialists in the field of information, informatization, and other branches of knowledge according to the Academy’s profile;

• organizes international, interregional and regional development funds across different sectors and spheres of human activity;

• holds international exhibitions and conferences, forums, congresses and symposiums;

• provides copyright and patent rights, acquired or transferred by the Academy, in the prescribed manner and in accordance with the law.