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The <strong>FIG</strong> Foundation —<br />

building a sustainable future<br />

The <strong>FIG</strong> Foundation is an independent body under the<br />

Inter-national Federation of Surveyors. The purpose of the<br />

Foundation is the funding of educational and capacity<br />

building projects and scholarships. Throughout the 120<br />

years of its existence, <strong>FIG</strong> has experienced a shortage of<br />

funds to finance educational projects, even though<br />

education is vital to the surveying profession and is relevant<br />

to all members of <strong>FIG</strong>.<br />

Specifically, the objects for which the Foundation is<br />

established are:<br />

• To give grants and scholarships to projects, for instance<br />

to develop curricula for surveying education and capacity<br />

building, especially in developing countries;<br />

• To promote high standards of education and training for<br />

surveyors and to facilitate continuing professional<br />

development;<br />

• To educate people in the disciplines of surveying,<br />

particularly in developing countries and countries in<br />

transition;<br />

• To promote virtual academies and the use of distance<br />

learning in surveying education;<br />

• To support by seed funding conferences and similar<br />

events in co-operation with international agencies such<br />

as the United Nations.<br />

You are invited to make a contribution to the valuable work<br />

of the <strong>FIG</strong> Foundation in conjunction with the <strong>FIG</strong> Congress<br />

2002 by either:<br />

• making a voluntary donation — US$ 25, 50 or 100 — to<br />

the Foundation when registering for the Congress — just<br />

drop off a check at the registration counters or<br />

• by attending the <strong>FIG</strong> Foundation Dinner to be held on<br />

Monday 22 April 2002 — tickets US$150. Jack<br />

Dangermond, President and Founder of ESRI, has<br />

graciously agreed to be the Honorary Chairman of the<br />

<strong>FIG</strong> Foundation fundraising campaign and will be the<br />

featured speaker at the dinner.<br />

<strong>FIG</strong> Foundation Contributors:<br />

(as of March 29)<br />

Simon Adcock<br />

Gencaga Aliyazicioglu<br />

Christian Andreasen<br />

Jesse Ayers<br />

Jan Bares<br />

Jiri Calek<br />

Charles Challstrom<br />

Mary Challstrom<br />

Mary Clawson<br />

Cynthia Edwards<br />

Stig Enemark<br />

Robert W Foster<br />

Hagen Graeff<br />

Iain Greenway<br />

Gunther Greulich<br />

Irmgard Greulich<br />

John Hohol<br />

John Holmlund<br />

Masao Ishihara<br />

Jerome Ives<br />

Sue Kennie<br />

Tom Kennie<br />

Goldbourne Mascal<br />

Andrew Morley<br />

Rendell O’Neal<br />

Robert Page<br />

John Parker<br />

Duel Thames<br />

Mikko Uimonen<br />

Ian Williamson<br />

ACSM, ASPRS,<br />

and <strong>FIG</strong><br />

thank the<br />

following companies<br />

for their support<br />

of the conference.<br />

Berntsen International<br />

ESRI<br />

Leica Geosystems<br />

Schonstedt Instrument<br />

Company<br />

SECO Manufacturing<br />

FPO<br />

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