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Global Problems Need Global Solutions

Many transnational issues are interconnected. The structural limitations that impede progress on one likely affect many others. What are these issues? What is the history of our attempts to address them as a global community? What are the treaties and institutions that have been created to make collective action possible? And, what are the pathways to resolution for the philanthropic community?

4.1 The Climate
4.2 Tropical Deforestation, the Amazon and the Global Water Cycle
4.3 The Ocean
4.4 Global Environmental Governance
4.5 Preventing International Conflict
4.6 No Safe Haven for War Criminals
4.7 Strengthening Nuclear Governance
4.8 Inequality and the Need for Global Taxation
4.9 Grand Corruption, Illicit Trade, Money Laundering, Financial Offshoring, and Corporate Accountability
4.10 AI Governance
4.11 Pandemic Prevention and Bioweapons
4.12 Refugees
4.13 Governance of Outer Space Activities

White paper index

1.0 – A Possible Future – Opening Fictional Narrative

2.0 – Abstract

3.0 – Introduction: Crisis and Opportunity

4.0 – Global Problems Need Global Solutions

4.1 – The Climate

4.2 – Tropical Deforestation, the Amazon and the Global Water Cycle

4.3 – The Ocean

4.4 – Global Environmental Governance

4.5 – Preventing International Conflict

4.6 – No Safe Haven for War Criminals

4.7 – Strengthening Nuclear Governance

4.8 – Inequality and the Need for Global Taxation

4.9 – Grand Corruption, Illicit Trade, Money Laundering, Financial Offshoring, and Corporate Accountability

4.10 – AI Governance

4.11 – Pandemic Prevention and Bioweapons

4.12 – Refugees

4.13 – Governance of Outer Space Activities

5.0 – Global Governance Success Stories

6.0 – Attempts at Reform

7.0 – Global Citizenship and Pluralism

8.0 – Global Governance Innovations and the 21st Century

8.1 – Inclusive Global Governance and Modern Technology

8.2 – A Global Commons Fund

8.3 – Payments for Ecosystem Services

8.4 – Carbon Markets and Carbon Rewards

8.5 – Global Currencies, Payment Networks, Bank Charters and Transaction Fees

8.5.1 – Global Currencies

8.5.2 – Payment Networks

8.5.3 – Bank Charters and Transaction Fees

8.6 – Markets and Consumers Can Shape Global Policy

8.7 – Technology Innovated States and Global Opportunity

8.8 – A New Approach to Global Economic Cooperation

9.0 – Legitimacy, Celebrity and the Voices of Indigenous People

10.0 – The Leading Edge

10.1 – Philanthropy is Stepping Up

10.2 – Rapid Scaling Is Possible

11.0 – Further Reading