WWW World Wide Welfare

WWW World
Wide Welfare
Individuals, groups,
communities, societies,
states, nations and the
world as entities are afected and directed to spend time and energy largely
by the systems in operation in the environment. These entities also spend
their extra time and energy only to sharpen abilities largely towards the
goals and objectives set forth by the systems in operation.
In todays environment, industries consume the largest of each entitys
time and energy. !ach entity is un"nowingly heavily loaded to meet the
re#uirements as directed by the industries.
$onse#uently, societal welfare has become a neglected activity.
This environment is revolutionary modi%ed through the WWW, to get
larger involvement and contribution from each entity for greater societal
welfare.
The new system to engage each entity for societal welfare is termed, &
WWW World Wide Welfare', similar to www world wide web which has
been successful in engaging the world community in sharing information(
with the con%dence that the World Wide Welfare will also achieve similar
success in engaging the world community for greater societal welfare.
)ources of *unds+
,. The industries have the responsibility and obligation to contribute
from its net pro%t earnings. The -usiness entities to give ./ of its net pro%t 0
or as decided by the nations 1 to the 2ational government as World Wide
Welfare tax.
3. 4ll donations from donors to be split for a share of 56/ of the total
donated money to be given to WWW fund and 76/ to their choice of charity.
Therefore all donations to religious bodies, $harity organi8ations, etc. will
have to part 56/ of its donation to the WWW fund. 0The donations to the
29:s activity under the WWW programme to be exempted to avoid circular
nature 1.
5.The 29:s receiving state, national or world bodies WWW funds( to
%rst generate 56/ of funds as its share for their activities under the WWW.
;. The states < 2ations to contribute in certain situations. 0This is
discussed later1
4pplication of *unds+
The 2ational governments receive the business entitys share of the
./ of their net pro%ts and the donors 56/ share of their total donations. *or
simplicity we consider this total amount as ,6,666,666 units.
The ,6,666,666 units to be allocated e#ually to the nations population.
*or easy understanding, we assume the population as ,6,666.
!ach individual to enrol with a community. 4 community to have at
least .66 members. 0 to be decided by nations1 *or the population of ,6,666
there will be maximum 36 communities.
The government to give ,6,666,666=36 > ., 66,666 units to each
community.
The community to "eep ?6/ of the allotted units 0,6,666,666 x ?6/ >
?,666,6661 with it and give ;6/ 0;,666,6661 to the )tate governments. !ach
community receives ?,666,666=36 >5, 66,666 units.
The state governments to "eep ?6/ of the allotted units
0;,666,666 x ?6/ > 3, ;6,6661 with it and give ;6/ 0;,666,666 x ;6/ >
,,?66,6661 to the national government.
The national governments to "eep ?6/ of the allotted units
0,,?66,666 x ?6/ > @, ?6,6661 with it and give ;6/ 0,,?66,666 x ;6/ > ?,
;6,6661 to the World body say A2:.
The World -ody to utili8e ?6/ of the allotted units by each nation
0?,;6,666 x ?6/ >5,B;,6661 and reserve ;6/ 0?,;6,666 x ;6/ > 3,.?,6661
for handling worldwide calamities.The allocation is summari8ed in tubular
form.
The nation to allocate directly to each entity for a smoother transaction.
$ommunity funds Asage+
The $ommunity to have minimum .66 individuals 0 or as decided by
nations1 registered in it. This includes adults and children.
The $ommunity to form a management committee to manage the
community funds. The management committee to have minimum ,6
members and maximum 3. of the registered individuals as management
committee members.
Cets now consider that the community fund is .,66,666 units for a
particular community.
The community to utili8e .6/ of the allotted funds 03, .6,666 units1 for
general community bene%t. The balance .6/ 03, .6,666 units1 to be handled
by an outside 29: agency.
The general community usage can be for purposes li"e+ building a
community hall, farm produce storage warehouse, buying a vehicle for
community usage, building a library or hostel, community wide monetary
support for occasions li"e marriage, death, accidents, higher educations,
support for shelter, micro %nancing, buying boo"s for general usage, mass
subscription of science or development oriented maga8ines, group festival
celebration etc.
The management committee to utili8e half the allotted funds 0,,3.666
units1 for general community usage on the choices to be made by it. *or the
other half, 0,,3.666 units1 choices to be put up for the community voting
and decide on one or more of the highly voted choices based on the funds
availability.
The operating expenses for the .6/ 03,.6666 units1 of the allotted
funds for general community bene%t to be maximum 5/ 0,.666 units1 of the
allotted funds. 4ny expense beyond this to be raised by the management
committee through its eforts.
$ommunities can merge with each other for mutual bene%ts. The
mergers to be decided by the management committees after ta"ing a
majority opinion. 4dult members or groups are free to disassociate from one
community and join other community.
*or the balance .6/ 03, .666 units1 funds allotted to the community,
the management committee to select an 29:. The selected 29:, not to
have any community member on the board of the 29:.
The 29: to decide on the bene%ciaries within the community for the
funds to be managed by it. The 29: may decide on means it deems %t for
deciding on the bene%ciaries. This can range from feedbac" from the
community, personal visits and interactions. !tc.
The no. of bene%ciaries to be maximum ,./ only of the community
members. The 29: to device creative pac"ages for the bene%ciaries. The
selection of the bene%ciaries and the mode of fund utili8ation to be entirely
of the 29: discretion.
The 29: to ta"e maximum ./ of the funds 0,3.66 units1 managed by
it towards the management fees.
29:s+
The 29:s are the authori8ed entities to utili8e the funds of
$ommunities, )tates, 2ations and World bodies.
Individuals, -usiness Douses, $orporates to actively involve in setting
up the 29:s. The 29:s are also entitled for funds from states, 2ation and
World -ody.
The 29:s to scout for donations for the %rst year for being eligible for
the states, nation or world bodys fund. The donors to declare their share to
be clubbed in the pool against which the 29:s should see" fund allocation
from state, nation or world body. The 29:s to declare the bifurcation of their
donation collections for state, nation or world body programs. -ased on the
donations receipts for the %rst year, the 29:s will receive funds from states,
nations or world body in the ratio of 56+76 donation receipts+ funds( in the
subse#uent second year. )imilarly against the donations collected in the
second year, 29:s will receive funds from states, nations or world body in
the ratio of 56+76( donation receipts+ funds, in the third year and so on.
The 29:s will have to compete for the donations. They will have to
hire good talents to device and execute creative schemes and programs. This
will lead to a boost in social sciences education and opportunities. They will
also have to mar"et their achievements to secure donations. The 29:s end
products=results should be of high calibre to attract good donations.
There will be over a period of time, li"e national < multiEnational
companies of todays( multiEnational 29:s. 29:s with good records will
Fourish worldEwide. The 29:s to spend .6/ of the total funds where the
bene%ciaries are based on economic criteria. The balance .6/ of the funds
the 29:s can spend on programs of their design where the bene%ciaries can
be any entity of their choice. It can be for say environment protection,
protecting endangered species, animals good survival and painless lives,
bringing ultimate fun < luxury to poorEonce in a lifeEtime, enhancing
practices < technologies for natural resource conservation, orphanages, old
age homes, promoting good family practices, support to talented
individuals, support to positive change agents, s"ill imparting to poor, selfE
sustaining income generation programs for poor, support to children at
various stages and so on.
)tate funds Asage+
The )tate funds are to be used by the 29:s for the programs whereEin
the bene%ciaries are residents of the state.
The state has to provide 76/ of its share to all the 29:s against 56/
of their collections. In case the funds allotted to the state 03;/1 fall short of
the re#uired funds for ma"ing 76/ , the state to ma"e good the shortfall
from its resources. This is to value and encourage the eforts of the 29:s in
getting contributions.
The 29:s to spend .6/ of the total funds whereEin the bene%ciaries
are based on economic criteria and the balance .6/ of the funds( the 29:s
can spend on programs of their design. It can be for say environment
protection, protecting endangered species, animals good survival and
painless lives, bringing ultimate fun < luxury to poorEonce in a lifeEtime,
enhancing practices < technologies for natural resource conservation,
orphanages, old age homes, promoting good family practices, support to
talented individuals, support to positive change agents, s"ill imparting to
poor, selfEsustaining income generation programs for poor, support to
children at various stages and so on.
The states to determine the permissible limits of expenses for the
29:s.
2ation *unds Asage+
The nation receives its share of allocation 0@.?/1.
The 2ation has to provide 76/ of its share to all the 29:s against 56/
of their collections. In case the funds allotted to the 2ation fall short of the
re#uired funds for ma"ing 76/( the 2ation to ma"e good the shortfall from
its resources.
The 29:s have to spend this amount in such a way that the
bene%ciaries are spread across the nation and not limited to a few states.
4lso for the national programs, the 29:s to spend .6/ of the total
funds where the bene%ciaries of the programs are based on economic
criteria and .6/ of the funds the 29:s can spend on programs of their
choice. It can be for say environment protection, protecting endangered
species, animals good survival and painless lives, bringing ultimate fun <
luxury to poorEonce in a lifeEtime, enhancing practices < technologies for
natural resource conservation, orphanages, old age homes, promoting good
family practices, support to talented individuals, support to positive change
agents, s"ill imparting to poor, selfEsustaining income generation programs
for poor, support to children at various stages and so on.
The 2ations to determine the permissible limits of expenses for the
29:s for the national level programs.
World -ody funds Asage
The World body receives its share of allocation 0?.;/1 from all the
nations.
The world body to allocate 5.B;/ of the total receipts from all nations
to the 29:s. The balance 3..?/ of the total receipts to be reserved for
managing calamities.
The 2ations to vote on a list of ,6 priorities to be set by A2:. *rom the
voting , three top voted priorities to be selected. This exercise to be done
once in three years.
The World -ody to give .6/ of the 5.B;/ of the total funds e#ually for
the three highest voted priorities.
A2: to formulate )pecial Gurpose Hehicle for each priority. 2ations and
worldwide Institutions can depute talents to these )pecial Gurpose vehicles.
The )GH to decide on all aspects including expenses it can incur. The "ey
parameter for the )GH is deliverance maximi8ation.
The balance .6/ the A2: to give to 29:s for worldwide programs.
29:s are free to utili8e the funds for their choice of programs. These can be
for nuclear free world, universal disarmament, collaborative defences and
deterrent mechanism, eradication of terrorism, eradication of hunger,
bringing change in brutal and exploitative regimes, funding research for
improving humans < earth status, research on better crops, research for
tac"ling harmful bacteria, viruses and other microEorganisms, technologies to
meet human energy needs and so on. The authority and power of the 29:s
in tac"ling these issues may be limited, but they can play a vital role in
highlighting these issues, creating a forum of powerful entities to show path,
direction and suggest mechanisms to achieve these objectives.
The A2: determines the permissible limits of expenses for the 29:s
for the worldwide level programs. 0 excluding )GH 1.
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Entity Area of influence Funds available Usage of funds Agencies involved in
execution
Permissible expenses
Communities Community 60% of aggregate collection 50% for
community
benefit
50% for selected
members !5%
of total members
Community
"anagement
#$%s &% for community management
' 5% for #$%s
(tates (tate)ide *+% of aggregate collection
, &0% collection by #$%s
, s-ortfall if any
For state)ide programmes #$%s .o be decided by (tates
#ations #ation)ide /06% of aggregate collection
, &0% collections by #$%s
, s-ortfall if any
For #ation)ide programmes #$%s .o be decided by #ations
U#% 1orld)ide 60+% from eac- nation ,
collections by #$%s
&02+% for
1orld)ide
programmes
*056% for
calamities
(P3 #$%s .o be decided by
(P3 U#%