The region designation meaning Europe, the Middle East and Africa is critical to the journey of equity.
These is the sea bed of global economies, from capital market drivers such as oil and gas and technologies. How do we manage the sense of balance within the overall market composition.
“My direct exposure to war have helped me to understand the critical importance of social justice, and sustainability in todays world. I have chosen to bring to bare my legal experience in policy and passion for climate change. “Change start with us”.”
I am a legal practitioner and an educator who has been engaged in the EMEA for several years. My role is critical to our work to bring about solutions that will infuse the world in areas such as:
- Climate Change
- Equity driven programs
- Water use and recovery to tackle scarcity
- Tackle Inequality to create operational pipelines
- Tackle leadership gaps
- Sustainability
“Inequality and sustainability are the unsaid triggers of the next series of wars.”
The Ruins of War
Wars are somewhat imminent or can be prevented. Often wars are a result of countries’ desire to control others’ wealth as a way to close the gaps they have a result of scarcity.
Are there ways to tackle the scarcities or fundamental essentials before it results in war? Is the global will to meet fundamental needs such as food and water scarcity going to push us further into regional battles or another world war? How can we manage these expectations?
Sustainability killers
Several government policies have become stringent and some lax as a way to promote or sustain behaviors.
But there are policies that are in place that are not encouraging sustainable living. An example of such can be attributed to higher VAT or Sales tax imposed on the recycled product than the product that is causing more waste and damages to wildlife, and increased carbon footprints. How can we start having the right conversation regionally to influence the world?
The Emerging Economies
Geopolitical risks are one of the biggest challenges the emerging markets are facing. Who controls the market controls the power to sanction.
There are however several drivers that force the market holders to maximize their holds on smaller markets. The rules are however changing as we start to embrace a global economy that in itself is changing monetary policies. coupled with possible unrest.
Impact of Family Separation on Equity
There are several psychological impacts that are attributable to family separations. Equity although not psychological by nature, adds to the pain of building equity.
Forced separation leads to exploitations such as sex trafficking, peer influences without adult supervision, and human rights violations.