|
Some suggestions for
mundialized towns and cities
- To inform inhabitants of the aims and means of
mundialization and the Peoples’ Congress
- To invite municipal councils and local citizens to
take part in elections and support elected delegates at
the Peoples’ Congress
- To make local populations, especially schoolchildren,
aware of the mundialization of major problems such as
pollution, hunger, demography, arms, and develop the idea
of world service
- To organize an annual mundialist day in schools
- To inform other towns and municipalities of the aims
and activities of the Peoples’ Congress
- To study the possibilities of exchanges among
mundialized towns and town dwellers
- To eventually organize tourist trips
- To set up a regular funding programme with the
agreement of mundialized towns at the Peoples’
Congress
- To make mundialization visible via monuments, town
limit notices and a Mundialization Charter exhibited in
Town Halls
- To organize an annual celebration about a mundialist
matter
- To ensure the availibity of mundialist books in
public libraries and the sale of mundialist publications
in bookshops
- To organize meetings among mundialized towns
worldwide on the occasion of seminars and congresses
- To study the extension of mundialization process to
other countries, starting with small states, particularly
those which do not have any army
- To publish an annual newsletter
- To cooperate with mundialist organizations,
especially Mundialist Parliamentarian Groups and the
"World Council of Mundialization" in Japan
- To organize once a year a weekend so as to strengthen
a Liaison Committee of Mundialized Towns
- To set up a World Citizens House
- To subscribe to World Community Against Hunger
Obviously, this list is not exhaustive. One may for
instance add a drawing competition, a writing contest, a
poetry competition on a world theme, a release of balloons
and anything else your imagination can come up with.
|
