Countries with conscription allow young people to opt to do social service in the Kosovo Zone of Harmony and Creativity instead of military service. Universities and colleges allow their students a term of service in the Kosovo Zone of Harmony and Creativity with full credits. Students must report on what they have experienced and publish their findings. Banks agree to contribute to a common fund for the Kosovo Zone of Harmony and Creativity. Phone companies, radio stations and Internet providers work together to provide communications systems for those in or working with the Kosovo Zone of Harmony and Creativity volunteers and co-ordinators.
Universities send in teams of experts and helpers in needed fields.
Building companies donate materials for emergency housing. All countries agree to send in food and other essential supplies until farms are again productive. Agricultural scientists, biologists, ecologists and farmers plan and carry out projects so that the area can be self sustaining in terms of food production. Counsellors, healers and wise elders support and sustain those who choose to return to their homeland and those who have volunteered to contribute their time and energy to the Kosovo Zone of Harmony and Creativity. Groups of caring people set up regular meetings in their local areas to pool their resources to help the project in whatever ways they can.