About - | BOCS FoundationThe BOCS “is working since 1975, and based on the non-violence and the responsibility towards the next generations, the poor, and the oppressed, it primarily deals with the philosophical, ethical, educational, and social aspects of ecology, and strives to teach nonmaterial richness, and non-conumerist happiness.”
(Hungarian Encyclopaedia of Environment, 1993, 2002, vol. 1, p. 139)

Happiness planning (contraception) is the most efficient way of protecting the environment and the climate, helpint the emergence from poverty, improving public safety, achieving peace and gender equality, ensuring the happiness of children, and preventing unemployment and mass migration. Still, only a fraction of the aids for developing countries goes for this, primarily due to the ignorance and prudery of the public opinion. So the money is already there, we just need to realize our own interests, which is one with that of the poor, as everyone wins with providing the right, know-how, and means of happiness planning. The global education of BOCS Civilization Planning Foundation facilitate this.

Donation Options | BOCS FoundationThe BOCS Civilization Planning Foundation since 1975 for a sustainable civilization. – President: Gyula I. Simonyi

Its main goal is promoting a sustainable love-civilization, supporting environmental protection, the peace movement, and poor countries, as well as global education in Hungary, Africa, India, and other poor countries.

In 1998, Gyula I. Simonyi, the president of BOCS was invited to the Balaton Group, the annual meeting of the global network of sustainability researchers that started out in 1982. The BOCS Civilization Planning Foundation acquired the qualification of public benefit in 1999, for its environmental protection and informative activity. Our projects, global education, Indian and African partnerships help Hungary to fulfill its international obligations to support poor countries, the Cairo Programme of Action, and the Millenium Development Goals and Sustainable Development Goals, thereby contributing to enforcing human rights, and protecting nature.

Since 2006, the BOCS Civilization Planning Foundation is a member of the EuroNGOs.org European network that supports the Programme of Action of the UN’s 1994 International Conference on Population and Development that is still in effect. It is the Hungarian member of the European network of eurASP.org. In 2009, BOCS received the MTA’s (Hungarian Scientific Academy) MÖTE (Scientific Association of Hungarian Ecologists) award for popularizing Ecology.

About - | BOCS FoundationBOCS is the first Eastern European member of the 1997 Nobel Peace Prize winner ICBL (since 1995).

Gyula I. Simonyi | About | BOCS Foundation Gyula I. Simonyi
president, mathematician, economist, catechist, IT,Trends '93 | Carbon Dioxide Information Analysis Center
system analyst, sustainability researcher and lecturer

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Kinga Kirinovics | About BOCS | BOCS Foundation Andrea Kováts | About BOCS | BOCS Foundation Gábor Rozsics | About BOCS | BOCS Foundation Beáta Szabó | About BOCS | BOCS Foundation
Kinga Kirinovics
board member, horticulturist, medicinal and aromatic plants
Andrea Kováts
sustainability expert, humanities
Gábor Rozsics
board member, engineer
Beáta Szabó
board secretary, international relations specialist, childfree advocate, English teacher

 

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