INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION

International recognition within the World Ju-Jitsu Corporation (WJJC) represents formal acknowledgment within a structured institutional framework.
It confirms that an instructor, school or organizational entity operates in alignment with WJJC standards, principles and governance at an international level.
Recognition is granted through defined criteria and does not depend on geographical presence alone.

WHAT INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION MEANS
Meaning of International Recognition

Within the WJJC, international recognition signifies participation in a shared system of standards, responsibilities and institutional coherence across national boundaries.
It ensures that recognized entities are identifiable, verifiable and aligned with a common technical and organizational framework.

BEYOND INFORMAL NETWORKS
Structured, Not Informal

International recognition within the WJJC differs fundamentally from informal affiliations or independent networks.
It operates through a defined institutional structure that regulates roles, responsibilities and the use of the WJJC name and system.

INSTITUTIONAL VALUE OF RECOGNITION
Why International Recognition Matters

International recognition provides institutional credibility and long-term continuity.
It allows recognized entities to operate within a framework governed by standards rather than personal claims, ensuring consistency and reliability over time.

RECOGNITION AND RESPONSIBILITY
Acknowledgment and Commitment

International recognition within the WJJC implies responsibility.
Recognized entities are expected to uphold institutional standards, respect organizational regulations and contribute to the integrity of the international framework.
Recognition therefore represents both acknowledgment and commitment.

CONNECTION WITH THE WJJC SYSTEM
Integrated Within the Institutional Framework

International recognition operates in coordination with the WJJC certification system, representation network and institutional agreement framework.
This integration ensures coherence between standards, governance and international development.