Todd
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About
I am involved in many areas, but principally working with a group of bright individuals on the development of a "Global Marshall Plan" designed to link all of the major issues in the world in finding a solution that will eliminate the disparity between the have and the have-not nations. Our organisation, Centre for Global Negotiations, has partnered with other groups around the world in advancing this plan. Our current project, called the Convention on the Global commons, invites groups and individuals from all walks of life around the world to participate in developing a practical plan to transform our world for the better.
I also am the managing director and founder of <a href="http://www.OneChildsVillage.org" target="_blank">One Child's Village: A Global Orphans Foundation. We are a Canadian charitable organisation working to support the needs of HIV/AIDS orphans in the developing world. Our current project in Kenya is in cooperation with the mercy Children's Centre and we recently (October 8, 2007) opened a new school in the small village of <a href="http://www.onechildsvillage.org/projects.asp" target="_blank">Bumala.
I also am the managing director and founder of <a href="http://www.OneChildsVillage.org" target="_blank">One Child's Village: A Global Orphans Foundation. We are a Canadian charitable organisation working to support the needs of HIV/AIDS orphans in the developing world. Our current project in Kenya is in cooperation with the mercy Children's Centre and we recently (October 8, 2007) opened a new school in the small village of <a href="http://www.onechildsvillage.org/projects.asp" target="_blank">Bumala.
First, I review the five elements. I use it like a mantra.
Housing
Water
Food
Energy
Occupation
It is very likely that the root cause of the problem is based in one or more of these five things.
Your thoughts please.