International cooperation, in order to achieve positive results in the field, needs a coherent, global, operational plan of interrelations among peoples. All this is to allow the gradual establishment and positioning of the elements that link science as instruments of peace and solidarity, through the use of technological innovations, increasing friendly use and general accessibility. All initiatives must follow the guidelines of the ambitious program, which aims to achieve the creation of a "common home", the provision of scientific research on a global scale, involving in its planning all the potential that each socio-economic reality can bring: in the fields of education, science and technology, and the "cutting edge" of the necessary actions, to support the culture of sustainable development.
This action will be characterized by progressive work, to build a framework of scientific success, based on values and aimed at a more concrete awareness and knowledge of the new generations. A scientific society in which the University can once again be the Universitas, as a starting point for a new Renaissance, a process linked to each country and to the world society as a whole. Many of the most important current "voices" (such as that of Mr. Bill Gates,) - each within their own work and field of action - already declared a few years ago their agreement with the aims of Amar. The project itself, if well guided in the development of sustainable management and promotion, can represent the main basis for supporting the fight against poverty, to achieve a fairer and happier life in the world. What the multitude of young people living today need to receive are concrete signs of hope and freedom, leading to a more sustainable life and livelihoods, and to overcome the current systematic way of working, which dominates our modern times "like a prison " in order to achieve a happier and gentler society.
The AMAR Association aims to improve a method of land management capable of guaranteeing - through continuous monitoring - development, good quality of life, and the protection of environmental resources, in particular the landscape and biodiversity. There is the will to start and consolidate a mechanism that can make the "country speech", through the use of new ICTs. For example, the contextual use of websites, webcams, e-commerce, can transform the local society (crafts, agriculture and services) into a globalized entity that is detectable and reachable by any potential customer from anywhere in the world. This procedure leads to a loyalty effect with high added value, as it is linked to the "face" of each operator, and the image of the specificity of the country. This is the direction of growth and innovation processes, aimed at safeguarding sustainable internal development, which is repeatable and transferable.
In this sense, science must facilitate the elimination of barriers, which have often imprisoned and overshadowed the ancestral values of ancient societies, not to be addressed as if they belonged to a museum, but rather with the spirit of rebirth and rediscovery: a type of science that values having but above all being. The growth of Associations like AMAR is characterized, even more, as a window of consciousness together with their spirit of analysis, and the skills proposed by all the autonomous Local Communities worldwide.
AMAR adopts as its keyword "TRADI-OVATION" (TRADITION-INNOVATION) (in short) the acronym of "Territory, rural areas, through development, innovation, organization, enhancement, user friendly, Technology, ICT sharing, Online Networking.” This is the main component with which this innovative process can be structured to give effective credibility and to erase the growing disillusionment that usually follows major international meetings: it is necessary to turn words into concrete actions, towards the foundation of the new model of land management and promotion.
A.M.A.R. OBJECTIVES
The Sustainable Development Goals-SDG 2015-2030
AMAR's primary objective is to promote, at both local and international levels, the objectives set out in the Sustainable Development Agenda for the period 2015-2030 as reported below.