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HOW DOES URGC WORK?
URGC aims to keep things simple. Our intervention is a two-step process consisting of 1. establishing a URGC-Country Partnership, and 2. developing a URGC-Country Program.
Step 1 URGC-Country Partnership
Our intervention process begins with the establishment of a URGC-Country Partnership (UCP).
The pre-step to all UCPs is the development of an Ambassador profile. There are three types of Ambassador profile. A URGC Ambassador can represent, 1. a specific country or group of countries, 2. a global non country-specific reach, or 3. a global-country designation (where global reach includes a specified country or set of countries as a prime focus).
URGC Ambassadors are volunteer specialists in one or more intervention field as follows:
Providing humanitarian services in the following fields -
- Health
- Education
- Security
- Green Housing
- Green Infrastructure
- Green Power Supply
- Food & Nutrition
- Water & Sanitation
- Green Socioeconomic Development
- Sports & Arts
- Social Policy & Development
- Cultural Policy
- Public Policy
- Human Rights
- Environmental Impact & Climate
- Returnees & Reintegration
- Refugee Immigration & Asylum Law
- Conflict Resolution
It is the responsibility of URGC Ambassadors to bring problems for their specified country-reach and intervention field to the URGC table in search of solutions. In doing so, URGC enters into a partnership agreement with the specified country Ambassador.
Step 2 URGC Country Program
Working with its country-Ambassadors URGC will develop a team whose purpose it is to find and propose solutions which are specific to the conditions of the identified country and field.
Formalization includes the identification of a team-leader/coordinator whose responsibility it is to coordinate the field specific action.
These actions may include identifying partners that can assist URGC implement interventions. The proposed solutions and implementing partners provide an intervention framework.
The initial field intervention provides a basis for expanding into other fields of relevance to the country. Over time the URGC-Country Program evolves as the designated field team expands into a country team by adding further fields for interventions.
THE FUTURE OF RESOLVING DISPLACEMENT & POVERTY IS BY INVESTMENT IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE WHICH BENEFITS OUR PLANET AND ALL OF HUMANITY
Public Notice 1: URGC is not connected to any Government, political party, nor is it a Government Agency, UN Agency or European Commission Agency or connected to any Religious body or organization other than its founder. Any mention of such Agencies in this website is only in reference to our lobbying and mission.
Public Notice 2: URGC does not sell any product or membership or service to the public or any organization, nor requests any public or corporate donations, URGC has no facility to receive public money/funds, so please do not offer funding or donation to URGC. If you wish to make donations please do so directly to the UN aid agencies, Red Cross or other reputable aid charities of your own free choice.
Public Notice 3: URGC is a neutral organisation without borders, made up of international honorable volunteers who apply their own time, views, consultation, and actions to help reduce human suffering and help aid humanity via the actions and ability of each individual URGC Ambassador and URGC Goodwill Ambassador.
Public Notice 4: The URGC website is operated and administered by the Vassili Group and URGC Volunteers, who act within their own time and without pay for the greater good of humanity.
Public Notice 5: Notification upon this website will be made If any future structural changes to the URGC was to be decided upon.
Managed: The URGC was born from the ethos and virtuous actions of Sir Chrysostomos Vassili, T/A Vassili Group, and it is 100% managed and fully operated by volunteers.
URGC Founded in 2011 by H.E. Sir Chrysostomos Vassili, CEO of Vassili Group LLC
