maintain a list of WACE members active in international co-op and seeking partners identify resource persons by country, local 'champions' of international co-op create a student ''help'' line on the Internet that links them with other students or local student organizations organize a conference with an international co-op/networking theme

maintain a list of employers seeking international co-op students post current visa and immigration regulations, updated as they change maintain a directory of graduates from international co-op placements for access by new students seeking mentors and advice produce an annual report of international co-op activities, identifying active WACE members maintain an accommodation exchange for students seeking housing or billeting

cultivate an increased acceptance of international co-op at a corporate level support the recognition of international co-op activities by institutions advocate the development of a global work permit or trainee visa recognized by all countries initiate new projects related to the basics of international co-op; provide kickstart funding for new initiatives

provide a fee-for-service system like IAESTE; perhaps forge a link to other association such as CIEE offer student insurance to cover their period of work and travel