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Future Worlds Center

Future Worlds Center. Registered as: Cyprus Neuroscience and Technology Institute. Republic of Cyprus Κυπριακή Δημοκρατία Kıbrıs Cumhuriyeti. Cyprus – Facts and Figures. Official languages: Greek & Turkish Population: 801,851

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Future Worlds Center

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  1. Future Worlds Center Registered as: Cyprus Neuroscience and Technology Institute

  2. Republic of Cyprus Κυπριακή Δημοκρατία Kıbrıs Cumhuriyeti

  3. Cyprus – Facts and Figures • Official languages: Greek & Turkish • Population: 801,851 • Ethnic groups: 77% Greek, 18% Turkish, 5% other (2001 est.) • First human activity 10,000 BC Ethnographic map of Cyprus prior inter-communal violence

  4. Our Vision “Building inter-linked socio-techno-cultural worlds through science and dialogue”

  5. Our Mission To explore and utilize the evolution of information and communication technologies to strengthen the process of peace-building and civic education, and to disseminate and promote the principles of Human Rights, Tolerance and Diversity.

  6. Our Projects This entails that: • A scientific project must have social value in order to be approved for hosting under our • umbrella; • A social intervention project must have scientific grounding and methods in order to be • supported by our structures.

  7. Our Mission FWC concentrates its efforts in three areas of action: • the role of new media and technology in bridging the educational, economic, political and other gaps in society by facilitating learning; • the promotion of development education; • engagement in humanitarian affairs by providing practical assistance to victims of torture, asylum seekers and refugees, as well as increasing public awareness of such issues.

  8. Our Structure

  9. MobLang Responsibilities • Overall Project Management & Coordination – WP1 • Monitoring & Evaluation – WP9 • Design and Development of Mobile Phone System with Luzia Research – WP3 • Coordination of User Trials – WP10 • Coordination of Dissemination & Development of Materials – WP6 & WP7 • Coordination of Exploitation – WP11 • Organization of local activities in cooperation with UCY • Communication with and Reporting to EC

  10. MobLang Team

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