A member must be a distinguished individual with proven expertise or leadership in peacebuilding, diplomacy, sustainable development, education, or human rights—such as senior professionals, scholars, or policymakers with a commitment to UNIPGC’s mission.

Benefits include:

• Influencing global peace initiatives
• Access to international networks
• Enhanced professional reputation
• Exclusive event invitations
• Personal and professional growth

An honorary doctorate is an academic award given to individuals who’ve made exceptional contributions to society without completing traditional academic requirements.

It is a real honor but not an earned degree. It doesn’t carry academic privileges or rights but serves as symbolic recognition of one’s achievements.

By being nominated and selected by a university based on contributions to society through leadership, philanthropy, or excellence in a field.

It enhances reputation, provides opportunities for speaking, advisory, and leadership roles, but does not qualify you to teach or conduct research academically.

Yes, under “Honours and Awards,” but it must be clearly labeled as honorary to avoid misrepresentation.

Prestige, public recognition, expanded influence, and new opportunities for leadership and advocacy.

Accredited universities and colleges, following formal nomination and vetting processes.