the 3p plan
Poverty
“‘You will never have peace whilst poverty exists'”
Mother Theresa
- Approximately 13800 children die each day due to malnutrition and preventable diseases (see Appendix point 4), and 1 in 5 people in the world live in poverty (less that $US 1.25 per day).
- Immediate priorities are to improve sanitation and address overpopulation through education and family planning.
- Huge disparity in wealth where the wealthy exploit the poor.
- Prevent people smuggling, child exploitation, sex trafficking and slavery. The Plan firmly commits to support women empowerment in poverty and equality.
- World Peace Alliance humanitarian work would increase world food sources significantly. ‘Teach them how to fish, not just feed them fish’. There would be a significant work force (13.85 million) and budget ($US 280 billion) to achieve this.
- Reduce drug trade with military assisting policing.
- Reduce corruption and political instability in developing countries. Eliminate all secret bank accounts worldwide.
- Build with the under-developed countries a direct relationship with cities, organisations, e.g. churches, families or individuals, to foster immediate direct communication, physical and financial support, under U.N. patronage, enabling a more efficient flow of funds.
- Either stop drug companies from charging excessive profits to developing nations for life saving drugs and vaccines, or start a World Pharmaceutical Company under U.N. sanction, where the world’s top scientists are employed.
- Bring together the top medical researchers in the world to work collectively to fight major diseases such as cancer and stop the waste on duplicating research.
- Stop illegal animal slaughter and prevent sales e.g. the ivory trade.