Actionable themes
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Revision as of 07:11, 8 February 2007
"Actionable themes" refers to 21 themes that were debated decided in the Content and Methodology Commission (of the WSF International Council) meeting held in Nairobi from the 16th to 18th Dec. 2006.
Two versions
- Version of the Content and Methodology Commission, Nairobi, 16-18 December 2007
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- 1. Water;
- 2 National /International Institutions and Democracy;
- 3. Peace / war;
- 4. Housing;
- 5. Women’s struggles;
- 6. Dignity/human being diversity / discriminations;
- 7. Human Rights;
- 8. Youth;
- 9. Food sovereignty/land reform;
- 10. Labor;
- 11.Education;
- 12. Environment and energy;
- 13. Health;
- 14. Knowledge / Information / communication;
- 15. Debt;
- 16. Migrations;
- 17. Free Trade;
- 18. Culture;
- 19. Transnational Corporations;
- 20. Children;
- 21. Alternative economies;
- Revised version
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- 1. Democracy and Governance;
- 2. Peace and Security;
- 3. Habitat;
- 4. Gender issues;
- 5. Dignity, cultural diversity and Discrimination;
- 6. Human Rights;
- 7. Youth and Children;
- 8. Food security and land reforms;
- 8. Labor;
- 10. Education;
- 11. Water,Environment and energy;
- 12. Health;
- 13. Knowledge, information and communication;
- 14. Information technology and Media
- 15. Taxation, debt, Public finance and Alternative economy;
- 16. Migrations;
- 17. Trade and transnational Corporations
About the Proposed Revisions
- The order may be left as it is. Let's agree that these actionable themes are all of great concern to the WSF, and that regardless of their order, this list provides a handy, yet fairly complete overview.
- "2. National /International Institutions and Democracy" to be changed to "Institutions and Democracy". - Reason: Obviously, the WSF deals with both national and international institutions, as well as with regional and global, or "world", institutions.
- "4. Housing" to be enlarged to "4. Habitat and housing".
- "15. Debt" to be changed to "15. Taxation, debt and public finance". - Reasons: a) from the start, taxation has been a major theme of the WSF. Compare, for instance, the role of ATTAC (Association to Tax financial Transactions to Aid Citizens) in the making of the WSF. b) In order to have public services (Water, Health, Education etc.), we need public finances. At the global level, a new financial architecture and world public finances are needed.
- "17. Free Trade" to be changed to "Trade and transportation". - Reason: a) Trade as such may well on the WSF's agenda; b) transportation probably needs to be mentioned somewhere among the actionable themes.
- Slashes (/) have been substituted with commas and "and". - Reason: the slashes sometimes seem to indicate opposition, in other cases just conjunction, which may be confusing.