Thor Heyerdahl

“Worldview aims to work for better understanding between developed and developing nations. Both words have something to give each other”.

Thor Heyerdahl
Explorer and author
(First Vice President of Worldview International Foundation)

Dee Lawrence

“We appreciate the difficult and complicated work that Worldview International has completed in order to bring this high value, carbon emission reduction project to fruition. To undertake a project of this scope, to involve the community in the way that it has done, to complete the necessary validation, monitoring, and verification required in a remote area such as this is truly Herculean. We are proud to work with Worldview and to offer this incredible project to our clients.”

Dee Lawrence

Founder and CEO
Cool Effect, USA

Margot Wallstrom

“Global Warming is the biggest challenge in human history.
We can win this battle with support from everyone concerned.
I have visited Thor Heyerdahl Climate Park in Myanmar and experienced an effective process with local and global impact.”

Margot Wallstrom
Minister of Foreign Affairs
Sweden
& Former Chairperson Worldview Internationa Foundation

Erik Solheim

“The Climate Conference in Paris in December 2015 gave hope for the future.
In order to keep temperature under 2 degrees C, there is an urgent need for immediate action.
In addition to reducing emissions, mitigating CO2 already in the atmosphere is equally important. Protecting the world’s rain forests and restoring lost mangrove forests are essential in reaching the desired goals.
One of the countries with the greatest need for mangrove restoration is Myanmar.  Worldview International Foundation’s pioneering project “Thor Heyerdahl Climate Park” with 2 million new trees and millions more to come, is an example of practical solutions to the biggest challenge in our time.”

Erik Solheim,
Head of UN Environment
Under-Secretary General United Nations

Bjørn Heyerdahl

“My father Thor Heyerdahl was among the first in the world to warn against Global Warming.
His life was dedicated to sustainable development with equal rights for all. I am proud of following in his footsteps.
Thor Heyerdahl Climate Park in Myanmar is a timely response to Global Warming and provides support to a country searching for a democratic future with sustainable development for its people.”

Bjørn Heyerdah

Sir Arthur Clarke

– the father of the communication revolution

“As the country that saw the birth of both electronic and information technologies draws to a close, it seems that virtually everything we would wish to do in the field of communications is now technically possible. The only limitations are financial, legal or political. In time, I am sure most of these will disappear, leaving us with only the limitations of our own morality.
But we will have to work very hard to reach the stage where the new information channels and communications technology serve the needs and interests of all men, women and children in this world. During this century, we have achieved unprecedented capability of reaching out to the people anywhere on the planet, yet we have barely tapped this potential for information, education and awareness rising. I have been appalled to see much of the content that is beamed through television channels – and now becoming available through the rapidly spreading World Wide Web.
This is where the work of Worldview International Foundation stands out. For over 20 years, Worldview has maintained a steady commitment to harnessing the power of communications tools and media for sustainable human development. It has achieved this by producing quality material, training media professionals and enabling communities to understand and appreciate each other. Young Asia Television, Worldview’s recent initiative, exemplifies the organization’s philosophy: it is a brave attempt to provide an alternative voice to reach out to millions of people across the Asia Pacific region.
I would like o congratulate Worldview as it enters the new millennium, and wish them all success as they continue with their unfinished business.”

Sir Arthur Clarke CBE
Chancellor, University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka
Chancellor, International Space University

Mary Robinson

“The Climate Conference in Paris in December 2015 gave hope for the future.
In order to keep temperature under 2 degrees C, there is an urgent need for immediate action.
In addition to reducing emissions, mitigating CO2 already in the atmosphere is equally important. Protecting the world’s rain forests and restoring lost mangrove forests are essential in reaching the desired goals.
One of the countries with the greatest need for mangrove restoration is Myanmar.  Worldview International Foundation’s pioneering project “Thor Heyerdahl Climate Park” with 2 million new trees and millions more to come, is an example of practical solutions to the biggest challenge in our time.

Mary Robinson
(when serving as UN Commissioner for Human Rights 2001)

Message from Dr. A. C. S. Hameed

“Worldview is a unique development organization with a visionary mission to empower people in developing countries with the fruits of the communication revolution”.

Dr. A. C. S. Hameed
Sri Lanka’s first Foreign Minister
(President of Worldview from inception in 1979 to his demise in 1999)

Message from Warimu Kariuki

“Worldview, though its work with rural women specially in Nyandarun, has successfully inspired them to increase their effectiveness in such essential areas as food security, biodiversity conservation, tree planting , group organization and local leadership.”

Warimu Kariuki
National Environmental Secretariat
Kenya

Message from Nina Kung Wang

“I am pleased to support Worldview International Foundation’s unique initiative Young Asia Television. This highlights the importance of the young generation in promoting Peace and Sustainable Development in the Asian Region.”

Nina Kung Wang
Chairwoman, Chinachem Group
Hong Kong

Institute of Nutrition and Food Science

“Worldview’s Home Garden Project is the most successful media initiative to change infant feeding habits in Asia.”

Institute of Nutrition and Food Science
University of Dhaka

NORAD Evaluation

“The staff is dedicated, competent and hardworking under the strong management of its Secretary General. The accounts of WIF and subsidiary companies for 1999, except for PLN which not yet has been audited, are in good order and seem to represent stated values and transactions. The accounts are prepared and consolidated for WIF and the Media Centres in a manner that seems appropriate and do not need any major changes in terms of accounting structure, system or individual entering figures. All accounting follows local practice which is general are similar to international accepted standards. The Finance Manager and accountants seem to be well qualified and responded rapidly and adequately to any request for information made by the team”.

NORAD Evaluation