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10B - Evolutionary Service Group Economists and Financiers - Part 2 of 2
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Episode 10B - Evolutionary Service Group Economists and Financiers
In the first podcast on the Financial Service Group, we discussed that in 2015, the United Nations met realizing that the current world economic order was not sustainable. They see that Populations continue to grow and resources are being depleted largely unchecked at an alarming rate. In short, they decided to enact 17 Sustainable Development Goals to be attained globally by 2030. The UN’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals essentially represent Economic Responsibility, Stewardship through Governance, Social change, and protection of the Environment. Although not necessarily based on spiritual principles, the Sustainable Development Goals are a positive step forward.
In addition, the 17 Goals also says that all the world’s governments must address combat and curb any forms of human-induced pollution that effects that contributes to climate change.
Although the 17 Goals are grounded in a secular or non-spiritual context, the Principle of Sharing and a redistribution of wealth and control of the resources needs to be in place.
A broad view of the of the UN’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals emphasizes that a Green economy would contribute to eradicating poverty as well as promote sustained economic growth, enhance social inclusion, improve human welfare and create opportunities for employment and decent work for all.
Other topics covered in this podcast:
Potential for a New Economic Order, Objectives of New Economic Order, Overcoming Issues around Poverty and Inequality, Funding and Right Allocation of Money, Collaboration in the Workplace, Consumerism, Value of the Individual, and the Ethical Use of Money.
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