6. The Century of Humanity Social Model Design Competition

The objective of this competition is to develop social models that establish a just and ethical social order prioritizing human rights across all domains—including education, health, science, and culture—for all humanity, irrespective of geographic location. Participants are expected to propose social models that fulfil this objective.

Equal access to opportunities in sectors such as education, healthcare, science, culture, and human rights holds paramount significance for the collective future of humanity. Accordingly, participants are invited to design projects that facilitate the access of individuals worldwide to fundamental rights, reinforce social solidarity, diminish inequalities, and promote peace. Within this framework, it is envisaged that social models will be developed in various areas, including solutions that enhance the access of disadvantaged groups to education and healthcare services, initiatives that preserve cultural heritage while fostering unity, sustainable development models grounded in ethical principles, and innovative practices that support universal human rights. The overarching aim is to implement creative ideas that contribute to the construction of a human-centred and equitable world for all.

SAMPLE MODEL

Education Level: Associate / Bachelor’s
Theme: The Century of Humanity

Social Model Title: Universal Access Centre (UAC)

Unique Value: The UAC offers a model that is both digitally and physically accessible, ensuring equitable access to education, healthcare, and social services for all individuals. This model effectively eliminates geographic and economic barriers, thereby establishing a framework that universally prioritizes human rights.

Model Methodology: The UAC is supported by a comprehensive digital platform and regional centres. The digital platform provides free educational resources, access to essential healthcare services, and career guidance. Meanwhile, regional centres address local challenges by developing tailored solutions, enhancing service capacity through global collaborations.

Model Feasibility: Financed through public and international institutions, the UAC presents a cost-effective and high-impact solution. Strategic partnerships with technology firms bolster digital accessibility, while cooperation with local administrations ensures alignment with regional needs.

Widespread Impact: The initiative is expected to increase equitable access to education and healthcare services, reduce poverty, and strengthen social justice. In the long term, it aspires to become a globally applicable social order model across diverse regions.