what happened in washingon dc from my return from jeju summer 2017 to 21 january 2021 is the opposite of every community building practice i believe youth everywhere need education to be about- i realise i havent got what it takes to be a politician in a fake media world but why would anyone want that? of course you the reader can decide but i hope you make your choice by december 2021 else we may never get out of needing to be vaccinated every 9 months and other dismal ritual
a replay of summer 2017 follows
Subject: here is some of the published history of green big bang club - korea's invitation to governors of sixth of world people to go carbon zero by 2030 Re: 回复：anyne got ideas on how to connect sixth of world people in race to carbon zero
http://82.199.33.32/renforus/site/pdf/GOOD%20PRACTICES/REF-JEJU.pdf jeju green unesco site
post conference interview =with governor won
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this video especially from minute 6 explains why nature wants to be the smartest green half million person island -it is a predecessor to governor won's green big bang club introduced below
these are some of the other earlier publicatons on green tech partners island is looking for
i have yet to laser the governors presentation i will try and do that within 24 hours
the globa2.0 summits that partners of jinping and ma host are the most innovative networking events anyone can imagine reporting from gateway17 to belt road forum to china g20 to aiib2017
some key people 3 weeks ago in korea aiib South Korea's Moon Jae-in calls on AIIB to work for peace - UPI.com
basically delegates from 80 nations turned up to say there are no workable models for getting investment in infrastructure or green outside of china (something jeffrey sachs new book on america makes even more clear)- so presentations features goals of what massive movements of people wanted to invest in while others explained why biggest banks as designed wont join in
within an hour of the president jae-in of the country speaking the president won of the island of jeju which is mainly autonomous in developing its economy presented green big bang club which this article shows he had also presented world economic forum
he wants to be in the middle of a club of up to 2500 governors each of places of up to half a million people who wanted to go zero carbon by 2030 and want to share ideas on how to do that - even if he doesnt get near 2500 this club is worth taking abiu to the sorts of mayors who eg surround bloomberg or arnold shwarzenegger both of whom have visited macron in paris in last month to say even if trump withdrew from climate - regions and busienesses of america are still in
there were other meetings on expertise koreas lead in regarding supercities - for example it has built about 10 new towns - each within 5 years for half a million people including one which is a new entrepreneurial youth suburb outside seoul and another of which i think increased the population of jeju- these new towns are supposed to be the greenest safest best transportation places to live in
because jeju has only recently increased its population it doesnt yet have a college nor even formal high school syllabus - so it has in next year choice of whom it partners educationally and how green a curriculum jeju youth increasingly study -s this is urgent getting green curricula to jeju
i think it is true that jeju want to build a fairly rich ecotoursim island -it already has a world class conference centre- however aiib very deliberately includes delegations from very poor places like maldives and papua new guinea both regions are having coral destroyed and with parts of bangladesh will be first to be washed away by increase in temperature - so even if green big bang club chases some highly developed solutions its place as a turning point in history of big banking models must go small (or digital currencies must exclude big banking) can multiply with chinas aiib -this can be presented back to top people in aiib in beijing - this is where i took the chance to ask questions from the floor to 3 of the most interesting top people two of which happened to be british-
i ask for help in trying to change major chinese global2.0 summits into curricula youth are freed to entrepreneur around (especially digital wizard) and massive job creation networks so green big bang club fits that - I am doing this so that if they wish chinese and global youth networks can quickly take over the youth connections all these leaders summits need if under 30s are to get te education and jobs investments they need to be the sustainability generation - of course i welcome advice if people see better ways of connecting this
maybe mostofa can edit down some of green big bang club and send it to paul rose the bbc oceans and fanatical climate champion and michael palin on cultures the bbc's greatest correspondent on cultures who did a massive program on brazil hoping that country would take off in inspiring people over last 4 years while it was in olympics and football world cup but which it has so failed to do- brazil is also a lesson of what must not happen to tokyo and the alibaba series of olympics or to sarah butler sloss who formed www.ashden.org with prince charles and who i introduced nail to so that she and sherry tross could attend the number one un first ladies fashion summit
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so here's a published article on aiib2017
Korean Times Meeting on sustainable infrastructure
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By Ko Chang-nam
The 2017 Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB)'s annual meeting in Jeju is scheduled to be held from June 16 to 18. The meeting is AIIB's flagship event and this year's meeting is the second one following the Beijing meeting the previous year.
Over 2000 delegates, including governors and finance ministers of member countries as well as presidents of central banks, representatives of international organizations, businessmen from infrastructure-related industries and financial institutions, and participants from civil society organizations and leading experts from a range of fields are expected to take part in to talk about how to build a better and more sustainable future.
The AIIB is a multi-lateral development bank (MDB) which is aimed at fostering sustainable economic development, creating wealth and improving infrastructure connectivity in Asia by investing in infrastructure and other productive sectors, and its headquarters are located in Beijing, the People's Republic of China. This year's annual meeting is the first one to be held outside China. The theme of this year's annual meeting is "Sustainable Infrastructure." The program will be composed of the annual meeting and various international seminars, investment fora, business meetings and exhibitions to share knowledge and opinions about infrastructure development.
Therefore, the 2017 AIIB Jeju meeting is a very important opportunity for the AIIB itself and for Jeju Island. Through this opportunity, the Republic of Korea is expected to play a leading role in the development of infrastructure and the discussion of economic growth in Asia as a host country of the meeting.
Meanwhile, the Jeju Island Governor made a presentation on a "Carbon-free Island" project at the 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Paris, France. Jeju Island will transform itself into a carbon-free island by replacing its entire fleet of cars with electric vehicles and meeting 100 percent of its energy needs through renewable energy sources by 2030, and it will be in line with the AIIB's theme of "Sustainable Infrastructure" at its second annual meeting.
In this context, Jeju Island is emerging as the foothold of "Sustainable Infrastructure." including electric vehicles, smart grid and its related industry in Korea. In January, the Jeju Island Governor made a presentation on the "Jeju Green Big Bang" project at the Davos World Economic Forum, and it is an ambitious project aimed at the 4th industrial revolution in the field of electric power systems, reducing greenhouse gas and promoting industrial development.
In addition, Jeju Island is advancing a project of constructing its second international airport because the existing Jeju international airport has already reached its capacity. Taking this opportunity of hosting the 2017 AIIB Annual Meeting, the Jeju Island Governor and the residents of the island have high hopes that the AIIB will finance the second Jeju International Airport project.
In conclusion, the AIIB's second annual meeting will serve as a platform for the AIIB to firmly position itself as a multilateral development bank mandated in infrastructure development, and Jeju Island is expected to firm up its position as the center of "Sustainable Infrastructure" and "Green Infrastructure" in Korea and abroad, thus boosting economic growth and international cooperation in the field of infrastructure development.
The writer is a former Economic Affairs Officer of the United Nations ESCAP (Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific). Write to kcn1204@hanmail.net发件人: "christopher macrae";<chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk>;
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Over 2000 delegates, including governors and finance ministers of member countries as well as presidents of central banks, representatives of international organizations, businessmen from infrastructure-related industries and financial institutions, and participants from civil society organizations and leading experts from a range of fields are expected to take part in to talk about how to build a better and more sustainable future.
The AIIB is a multi-lateral development bank (MDB) which is aimed at fostering sustainable economic development, creating wealth and improving infrastructure connectivity in Asia by investing in infrastructure and other productive sectors, and its headquarters are located in Beijing, the People's Republic of China. This year's annual meeting is the first one to be held outside China. The theme of this year's annual meeting is "Sustainable Infrastructure." The program will be composed of the annual meeting and various international seminars, investment fora, business meetings and exhibitions to share knowledge and opinions about infrastructure development.
Therefore, the 2017 AIIB Jeju meeting is a very important opportunity for the AIIB itself and for Jeju Island. Through this opportunity, the Republic of Korea is expected to play a leading role in the development of infrastructure and the discussion of economic growth in Asia as a host country of the meeting.
Meanwhile, the Jeju Island Governor made a presentation on a "Carbon-free Island" project at the 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Paris, France. Jeju Island will transform itself into a carbon-free island by replacing its entire fleet of cars with electric vehicles and meeting 100 percent of its energy needs through renewable energy sources by 2030, and it will be in line with the AIIB's theme of "Sustainable Infrastructure" at its second annual meeting.
In this context, Jeju Island is emerging as the foothold of "Sustainable Infrastructure." including electric vehicles, smart grid and its related industry in Korea. In January, the Jeju Island Governor made a presentation on the "Jeju Green Big Bang" project at the Davos World Economic Forum, and it is an ambitious project aimed at the 4th industrial revolution in the field of electric power systems, reducing greenhouse gas and promoting industrial development.
In addition, Jeju Island is advancing a project of constructing its second international airport because the existing Jeju international airport has already reached its capacity. Taking this opportunity of hosting the 2017 AIIB Annual Meeting, the Jeju Island Governor and the residents of the island have high hopes that the AIIB will finance the second Jeju International Airport project.
In conclusion, the AIIB's second annual meeting will serve as a platform for the AIIB to firmly position itself as a multilateral development bank mandated in infrastructure development, and Jeju Island is expected to firm up its position as the center of "Sustainable Infrastructure" and "Green Infrastructure" in Korea and abroad, thus boosting economic growth and international cooperation in the field of infrastructure development.
The writer is a former Economic Affairs Officer of the United Nations ESCAP (Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific). Write to kcn1204@hanmail.net发件人: "christopher macrae";<chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk>;
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in korea at the asian infrastructure investment bank, the governor of the island hosting the summit launched green big bang club to link in 2500 governors racing to carbon zero economies
mostofa can you explain connections (bbc prince charles etc) we have made in uk a
two hi-level bruts are pivotal to aiib - its ine of the few voices we curtently have left unless someone gets out of brexit or develops other world trade summits directly between english and chinese
