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Learning & Responsible Governance

Our elected officials must approach the challenges of our imminent and long-term futures from a fresh perspective and equipped with a deeper understanding of our environment.

Equity & Dignity

Future-just policy solutions are essential to tackling the interconnected challenges of safeguarding human rights and security, ecological integrity and social equity to ensure a sustainable, fair and more inclusive future for all.

Peace & Security

To achieve human and environmental security, we urgently need to re-direct military spending and build a sustainable culture of peace. The effects of war can be felt long after a conflict has ceased.

Climate Stability

Despite noticeable climate change, 80% of our energy still comes from massively subsidised fossil fuels at the expense of future generations. With the right policy incentives, we can rapidly spread abundant renewable energies and achieve a 100% target.

Healthy Ecosystems

We are consuming the foundations of our existence at a faster rate than the planet can replenish them. The sustainable use of natural resources and effective ecosystem management is critical to our shared future.

Common Wealth

Our ruling economic system is unfair, unstable and no longer improves our quality of life. A reformed financial system that facilitates real wealth creation must become the new core of our economy.

Enterprise & Design

The future of our planet depends on entrepreneurs - those capable, innovative, and driven individuals and organisations that can affect change from design and manufacture to process.

Featured Policy

Sweden’s Children and Parent Code to prohibit all corporal punishment and other humiliating treatment of children

In 1979, Sweden became the first country in the world to explicitly prohibit all forms of corporal punishment and other humiliating treatment of children. This pioneering reform is considered to have achieved full prohibition in all settings, including the home, and has fostered a profound change of attitude across Swedish society in relation to violence against children. One key success factor has been the abolition of any legal justification for physical discipline of any kind.