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New Global Governance Ideas

September 30, 2017 Ben Yeoh
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How many “people in the street” know about SDGs? Do you? Exactly.  Again, be the change you’d like to be… (which Ghandi didn't really say)  so crammed into Tube journeys, and troubled autistic nights of broken sleep, I did outline a new framework for global governance for the Global Challenge Foundation.  Does that sound incredible?  Perhaps, it sounds extraordinary. I don’t think it is.  It took a few weeks and some determined thinking, while working full time and being fully involved in family life, so if I can do it - you can do it too.  I think >14,000 others did as well at last count, so hopefully there will be some good ideas.  PS Message me, if you'd like an abstract, the entry is anonymous so I don't think we can post about it until after judging.

These are SDGs = Sustainable Development Goals.  (and below)

My post on the Global Challenge is here

If you'd like to feel inspired by commencement addresses and life lessons try: Ursula K Le Guin on literature as an operating manual for life;  Neil Gaiman on making wonderful, fabulous, brilliant mistakes; or Nassim Taleb's commencement address;  Charlie Munger on always inverting;          JK Rowling on the benefits of failure. 

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Source: UN

Source: UN

In Governance Tags Governance, Ideas
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