Preface
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Vision of Earth in Year 2024
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Previous Global Dialogues
Issues and Discussion Roundtables of Global Dialogue 2000
Issues and Workshop Sessions of Global Dialogue 2002
Issues and Workshop Sessions of Global Dialogue 2004
Global Dialogue 2006
Scheduling
Introduction and Procedure
Preliminary Program
Workshop Sessions anywhere in the world
Discussion Roundtables on Internet
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Scheduling
Introduction and Procedure
Participate in Workshop Sessions
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Statement of rights and responsibilities of a person, 'a global community' and 'the Global Community'
Explanatory notes on the Statement
I am not just a woman, I am a person, I am citizen of a global community
I am not just a man, I am a person, I am citizen of a global community
We are responsible, accountable and equal persons in every way, and we will manage wisely our population and Earth
We are citizens of the Global Community, the Earth Community, the human family
Rights and responsibilities
Rights and responsibilities of 'the Global Community'
Rights and responsibilities of a Global Community citizen
Universal values
Fulfilling the requirements for a world sustainable development
Values the Global Community stand for
Security
Global ministries
Social Justice
Ecological rights
Primordial human rights
Cultural rights
Consumer rights
Political rights
Economic rights and responsibilities
Global corporate ethics
Corporate checks and balances
Improved democracy
1. Evolution, Creation and now, Guiding Souls
2. Is humanity as we know it today on Earth our final destination?
3. The Soul of the Global Community
4. Soul of Humanity's Message
5. Forever darkness for the Souls related to the war industry, the business of conflicts and wars
6. Revelations, by God
Global governance and Earth management
Introduction
A) Earth management
B) Oil consumption and accountability
C) America, a rogued nation
D) Earth governance
E) Global Community Overall Picture
F) China is next after North Korea
G) Mines and mining the impacts
H) World energy demand
I) The sustainable use of drinking water
J) The global concept of ownership
K) The adoption of world sustainable development
L) Religion and conservation
M) Earth governance
N) The war industry is the mother of all evils
O) Earth Environmental Governance
P) A democratically planned global economy
Q) Profit-based conservation strategies for natural ecosystems
A) Food production for the Global Community
B) Sound solutions to help manage and sustain Earth
C) A global sustainable development
D) Portal of sustainable development
E) A democratically planned global economy - Societal Sustainability
F) Long term well-being as a solution to world sustainable development
G) Societal sustainability is really about symbiotical relationships
H) Same-sex marriages
1.1 Societal sustainability
1.2 Agriculture and population increase
1.3 Our overpopulated planet
1.4 Overpopulation and natural resources
2.0 Growth and measurement of world population
2.1 Data and terminology
2.2 Measurement of world population
2.3 Developing nations with low total fertility rate
2.4 Developing nations with high total fertility rate
2.5 Policies to decrease world population
3.0 Global Community overall picture
4.0 Overpopulation as social issue
5.0 Impacts of the overpopulation
6.0 Population control
7.0 Action at the Global Community level
7.1 Impacts of family planning and health services
7.2 Reproductive health services
7.3 Unintended pregnancies
7.4 Abortion policies
7.5 Nutritional anemia in pregnancy
7.6 Care in pregnancy and childbirth
7.7 HIV/AIDS
7.8 Risk of death in childbearing
7.9 Improving reproductive health
7.10 Biodiversity
7.11 Forests
7.12 Education
7.13 Population and hope
8.0 Birth Control
8.1 History of birth control
8.2 Traditional birth control methods:
8.3 Modern birth control methods:
8.4 Religious and cultural attitudes to birth control
9.0 Action at the local community level
10.0 Action concerning fisheries
11.0 Action concerning forests
12.0 Action concerning agricultural land and food production
13.0 Action concerning world hunger
14.0 Action concerning natural resources
15.0 Action concerning water
16.0 Carrying capacity
17.0 Overview of results from this report
18.0 Conclusion
19.0 Recommendations
1.0 A democratically planned global economy
2.0 Profit-based conservation strategies for natural ecosystems
Business and trade
3.0 New way of doing business
4.0 Profit-based conservation practices
5.0 Do not become a member of the WTO
6.0 Global trading practices
7.0 The policy of private-enterprise solutions to global warming
Societal sustainability
8.0 Food production for the Global Community
9.0 Sound solutions to help manage and sustain Earth
10.0 A global sustainable development
11.0 Portal of sustainable development
12.0 A democratically planned global economy - Societal Sustainability
13.0 Long term well-being as a solution to world sustainable development
1.0 Justice without borders
2.0 Actions for the good of all as per the Statement of Rights and Responsibilities of the Global Community citizens.
Earth Court of Justice
3.0 Make-up of the Earth Court of Justice
4.0 Earth Court of Justice for a model of Earth governance based on democratically elected representatives to global ministries
A) A tobin tax as a powerful instrument of the promotion of sustainable development
B) A Green Tax Shift Policy Approach to financing local-to-global public goods
C) The debt of developing countries - was really a global tax developed countries had to pay to developing countries
A) A tobin tax as a powerful instrument of the promotion of sustainable development
B) A Green Tax Shift Policy Approach to financing local-to-global public goods
C) The debt of developing countries - was really a global tax developed countries had to pay to developing countries
[ Peace movement ][ Abolition of weapons of mass destruction ]
A) The settling of disputes between nations
B) The Peace Movement is about courage
C) The urgent need for local, regional, national, international peace and security
[ Drinking water, clean air and food for all ][ Primordial Human Rights ]
Global Ministry on Water Resources
Global Community Overall Picture
Drinking water is primordial human right
Drinking water sources
Water resources assessment
Water pollution
Water Security Index
School project
A) The definition of Sustainable Development with the idea that free trade and the planetary trading blocks are
serving the Global Community, and not the other way around for the benefits of a few people.
B) Personal Sustainable Development pathway.
1. Introduction
2. The appalling dilemma of decision-making
3. What is personal sustainable development?
4. What to decide?
5. Spiritual values and survival
6. Old rules to deal with old fears
7. Human conscience
8. What are the universal needs of a family, a community
9. Governments self-serving politics
10. Do laws serve more governments and selected groups than the overall population?
11. Creating a universal code of conduct acceptable to all?
12. The Universal Scale of Values
13. The Glass Bubble Concept of a Global Community and Evolution
14. Teaching children to become self-confident thinkers
15. Is the human race becoming more intuitive or instinctive?
16. Personal sustainable development for children
17. In sustaining the development of your own life
* People or social aspects * Environment aspects * Economic development aspects * Availability of resources aspects
Scoring method for performance
The Scale of Values obtained from the survey, guess-estimated and standard
Impact equation example: Forestry
The GSDP expression
Humanity's new vision of the world is about seeing human activities on the planet through:
a) the Scale of Human and Earth Rights;
b) the Statement of Rights and Responsibilities of a person and the Global Community; and
c) building global symbiotical relationships between people, institutions,
cities, provinces and nations of the world.
