Welcome to SSP – The Sustainable Societies Programme
The Sustainable Societies Programme is a category defining series of theses, curriculum, textbooks, and programs that create a Right Plan of SDG projects, Science, and Education
Transition Economics
Transition Economics (TE) is a new econometric Data Science. The deprecating of theory‑only fictions in Micro & MacroEconomics, and ambiguous meaningless and weaponizable terms, is possible now due to:
i) availability of reliable data, both current and historical
ii) data science and infographics visualization advances
TE addresses traditional micro and macroeconomics shortcomings. Economics fails to anticipate mature capitalisms, automation, monetary system phases and rebalancing needs. TE’s MEMS Dashboard Modeling Tool and WAOH, our econometrics library, permit us to prove empirically whether policies are sustainable and advance economies – or, are unsustainable, and lead to collapse
Right Plans – not Macroeconomic Frameworks
MEMS
The World at our Hands Report
Is TE’s Econometric Library…
TASK
Sustainable Academics
Unsustainable policy and political systems are responsible for economic and social collapse-trendings worldwide today. These systemic shortfalls originate in Academic teachings and this is especially true in countries that are most impacted. Shrinking social opportunity and stalled business productivity, are driven by starvation wages, low social contracts, and unsustainable political groups as well
Right and Left is irrelevant, policies are sustainable or unsustainable. When political parties right and left only support unsustainable policy, economies spiral reliably. Laisse-faire finance, small government business oversight, low-tax of the wealthy, diversity – are provably unsustainable policies that permit housing bubbles and cost-of-living to soar and then fertility rates to plummet
TASK is The Academic Sustainable Societies Challenge – an academic challenge that brings university, college, and high school faculties and curriculums back into alignment with sustainable policies, teaching, and scientific best-practices
Democracies that permit unsustainable policies are usually permitted to do so through failings in Constitutions. TASK Academics teach societies to vote in support of sustainable policies only, in:
Right Plans versus Macroeconomic Frameworks
Finance & Business
Econometric Science verses Economic’s Theory
Social, Public & Political Sciences
Public Policies & Democratic Reform
Engineering
Philosophy & Epistemology
USE CASE & Disambiguated TERMS Guide for the Monetary System
SCP - The Social Contract Product Report
“What is not measured, cannot improve”
High Social Contract nations have Advancing Economies 100%; Low Social Contract Nations have Collapse-Trending Economies 100% as well
The SCP Report measures the $4.3 billion per day cost of low social contract scores in every country. Low Social Contracts are expensive ($3.6 billion per day on average), dangerous, and create World Wars reliably. Today’s Mature Capitalism is one of many, but the first to occur in a mature nuclear era
The SCP Report helps solve Social Contract – the Greatest Social Problem of our era
Transition Engineering and Finance
Worthwhile Industries are the Sustainable Development Goal Public Utility companies that rollout basic productions of a sustainable society worldwide
Worthwhile Campus companies emulate essential Social Contract Industries
ACT - Democratic Reform
ACT make large democracies viable again – by ensuring that every voter has the option to vote responsibly
ACT Parties are not right nor left; rather ACT ensures that every democratic citizen has the option to vote for sustainable policies only. Most North American polical parties offer between 0 or 2 out-of-9 sustainable policies. The FDR-democracies have proven that 9 sustainable policies are required at a minimum
Germany, Italy, and Japan are FDR-Democracies – made that way by the Marshall Plan after World War II. Millions were dying of starvation and disease after the war and so FDR’s Second Bill of Rights assurances of food, housing, healthcare, and other basic needs of life and a strong social contract, where added to these constitutions. 70-years later these are the only large democracies with advancing economies (positive trade balances), six weeks vacation, great schools, great healthcare (with pharma), and much lower tax than the U.S. private insurance sham
WP Projects - An Engineering Plan for World Peace
WP Projects was our first engineering plan for World Peace
The planning calls for the U.N. to coordinate the rollout of SDG companies and productions between every nation.
Why haven’t you heard of WP Projects? Because the United Nations is a political and marketing organization only, unfortunately. Tactical Projects it can handles, but it will always fall behind in this mandate due to it failings in planning and strategy. WP Projects was presented to the U.N. and UNDP organizations in the winter of 2015
The United Nations was originally formed to prevent future mature capitalisms, during our last mature capitalism and World War. Owing to its failings, however, this essential role as a central government body needs reconstructed because it stands as a danger to all mankind in its present form, regrettably
About the Project
The Sustainable Societies Programme is a comprehensive plan to reliably build Sustainable Societies. The Programme combines Science, Finance Industry Capital Project companies, and the education needed to support worthwhile SDG projects. The SSP EcoSystem combines Academia, Industry Partners, and Economic Development Teams in the global rollout of Worthwhile Industries.
Education – Sharing Best Practises
In every country and in every teaching institution and faculty, programs work to teach sustainable societies. We are 220 countries, 26,368 Universities and Colleges, and exponentially more high, middle and grade schools – managing the education of seven billion of us …
How can you participate?
Contact Us if your academic, finance, or non-profit SDG organization is interested to run an education, finance, or research project of the SSP Programme
Projects are explained in detail in “End of War – Managing Mature Capitalisms” – and this CSQ Research webpage serves as a Program Portal.
Requirements
Our societies need:
- Social Contracts – the basics of life: food, shelter, healthcare, security, education …
- Sustainable Monetary Systems
- Worthwhile Industries Company Finance Capital Programs
- International economic development and trade
- Standardized measures of economic sustainability and improvement
Design
- Use-Case Actor Inputs and Outputs
- Sustainable Solutions
- Democratic Reforms
- Government Policy
- Detailed Implementation Planning
Implementation
Operations and Monitoring
Articles
Articles are sorted both Chronologically and by Topic in the Policy Menu on each webpage of the CSQ Research site. Due to considerable spider traffic, we regret that we have had to suspend comments here in our bbpress, but feel free to share articles with the social icons provided for Facebook, Twitter, etc. and make comments there. Popular hashtags used to locate these and related topics include #SDGs #SocialContract #democracy and similar
Sorted Chronologically
- The socially irresponsible practice of Technology Immigration in Canada
- Diversity and Inclusion
- Why has the United Nations failed?
- Conservative or Liberal Policies? Are they Sustainable?
- Why is Academia failing to teach us how to build a Sustainable Society?
- The essential welfare system. Is it beneficial to the economy?
- The Use Case for International Monetary Systems
- Social Contract versus Socialist Policy
- Sustaining Populations & Avoiding Overcrowding
- Is Canadian Finance failing our Economy
- Are Fuel Cell Vehicles and Home Hydrogen Stations – The Future?
- Support the Middle Class for Power AND The 49% for Prosperity
- The Business Case for Guaranteed Incomes
- Right or Left of What? The Conservative vs Liberal Myth
- The Great Dumb-Down; Correcting Canada’s Smart Legacy
- The Business Case for Empathy
- New Energy Poverty – the Legality of Wasteful Energy Spending
- Pipelines – The Case for Producing Fuels Locally
- Transition Economics Business Case
- Immigration is neither an Essential nor a Necessity
- Bad Policy by Right or Left still equals Collapse
- SUSTAIN Project Management Method
- Energy Policy
- The Gender Inequality Policy problem in Canada
- Financial Industry Windfalls often Detriment to Citizens
- The Workforce at Fifty
- Financial Industry Windfalls at the expense of Canadians
Sorted By Policy
Challenges & Solutions
Global Debt & Investment
- Monetary Systems
- Global / National Debt
- Public / Private Debt
- SDG Investment Committee training
- Targets and Improvement
- Trade & Self-sufficiency
Social Contracts
Low Social Contract nations are put in a precarious state by Mature Capitalisms. SDG Infrastructures are needed for:
- Food
- Housing
- Security
- Healthcare
- Education
- Resourses
- Energy
Government Systems
- Planning – Strategic and Tactical
- Monetary Systems – Rebalancing Incomes versus Cost of Living
- Democracies > 15 million
- Democracies < 15 million
- Monarchy
- Global / Federal / State /…
Automation
Complementary solutions By Industry:
- Primary productions
- Secondary
- Tertiary
Education
Curriculums:
- Academic
- University
- College and Trade
- Secondary
- Primary
- Industry
- Finance
- Business
- Manufacturing
- Public Policy
