Fifth World Accreditation Agency (5WAA)
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Certain kinds of institutions — schools, universities, educational/scientific societies, charities, professional registries, employment agencies, chambers of commerce, orders of knighthood, news agencies, national sports associations, root nameserver systems, government agencies, etc. — of Member Nations of the Micronational Professional Registry (MPR) or the United Micronations Multi-Oceanic Archipelago (UMMOA) are eligible for accreditation through the 5WAA when they meet the highest standards as real and reliable public services. This form of accreditation is supplementary to National recognition by itself, and provides further evidence of the solidity of the Nations or Micronations involved. We believe that a strong Nation is also evident from its strong institutions.
Accredited institutions of the 5WAA are automatically eligible for separate registration in the Micronational Professional Registry (MPR), which provides registration for all qualified Nations, Micronations, International organisations, jurisdictions, agencies, cooperatives, universities, schools, companies, associations, local organisations, religious institutions, public libraries, orders of knighthood, church healing ministries, royal families, families, and professionals, but not institutional or agency accreditation. Moreover, diplomatic accreditation of Nations or Micronations is strictly reserved to the United Micronations Multi-Oceanic Archipelago (UMMOA).
In order for an institution to apply for 5WAA accreditation, the organisation, institution, or corporation must show evidence it is affiliated to a Member Nation or Micronation of the Micronational Professional Registry (MPR) or the United Micronations Multi-Oceanic Archipelago (UMMOA), and then it must show that it meets the highest quality, reliability, and standards for the services provided to the Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth World Community at large.
Only organisations, institutions, or corporations whose National or Micronational affiliation is with the Micronational Professional Registry (MPR) or the United Micronations Multi-Oceanic Archipelago (UMMOA) can apply for 5WAA accreditation. This policy shall change only when specific foreign Nations, Micronations, jurisdictions, or accrediting agencies of the same, provide full accreditation for any of the current 5WAA Members.
While the Fifth World Accreditation Agency (5WAA) is an agency of small, unrecognised, usually virtual nations, it also accepts the membership of First, Second, and Third World (Official World) institutions and organisations which have strong ethical, feminine, and life-sustaining Fifth World values. The 5WAA accepts brick and mortar colleges, as well as those of the distance or online education variety. It accepts religious institutions, even prefers them if they are innovative, and it accepts institutions which have holistic health or naturopathy programs, which may not enjoy US Department of Education approval because perhaps they do not promote macho, environmentally-destructive, and drug-dependent conventional medical practices.
The Fifth World Accreditation Agency (5WAA) may also accept your institution if it has a strong environmental or holistic science program, or perhaps some other odd but Fifth World-relevant program such as one in Professional Ethics. Innovative programs which have a positive environmental impact as a secondary characteristic, or programs which promote skills and knowledge in organic agriculture, may also find approval with the 5WAA.
This is not your typical accreditation, so our standards are not low standards, but simply different standards, the standards of the world which will be still alive 100 years from now, not the standards of those institutions which do little more than promote macho, runaway entropic, eschatological, polluting, and life-destroying science.
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