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The Global Marshall Plan is a plan first devised by former American Vice-President Al Gore in his bestselling book Earth in the Balance, which gives specific ideas on how to save the global environment. Source: Earth in the Balance, page 297-301 Global Marshall Plan: Five strategic goals "In my view, five strategic goals must direct and inform our efforts to save the global environment": The idea is based on the post-WWII Marshall Plan that saw the United States send billions of dollars to European nations to rebuild their war shattered economies.

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  • Tutmonda Marshall-Plano (Global Marshall Plan) estas iniciativo, kiu celas disvastigi la koncepton de ekologi-sociala merkata ekonomio kaj subtenas la Jarmilajn Evoluigajn Celojn de la Unuiĝintaj Nacioj. Ĝi originas el la libro "Earth in the Balance" ("Tero en ekvilibro") de Al Gore el la jaro 1992. Famaj subtenantoj de la iniciativo estas krom Al Gore i.a. Muhammed Yunus, Hans-Dietrich Genscher, Ernst Ulrich von Weizsäcker kaj Jane Goodall. Unu el la ĉefaj aktivuloj de la iniciativo estas Franz Josef Radermacher. (eo)
  • Die Global Marshall Plan Initiative versteht sich als integrative Plattform für eine Welt in Balance. Sie hat fünf Kernforderungen für eine gerechtere Globalisierung. Durch ihren netzwerkartigen Charakter organisiert sie sich ohne Hierarchien und ohne Zentrale. Das Ziel der Global Marshall Plan Initiative ist die Etablierung eines mit Nachhaltigkeit kompatiblen Ordnungsrahmens für die Weltwirtschaft: Eine weltweite Ökosoziale Marktwirtschaft. (de)
  • The Global Marshall Plan is a plan first devised by former American Vice-President Al Gore in his bestselling book Earth in the Balance, which gives specific ideas on how to save the global environment. Gore states: "The model of the Marshall Plan can be of great help. For example, a Global Marshall Plan must focus on strategic goals and emphasize actions and programs that are likely to remove the bottlenecks presently inhibiting the healthy functioning of the global economy. The new global economy must be an inclusive system that does not leave entire regions behind. The new plan will require the wealthy nations to allocate money for transferring environmentally helpful technologies to the Third World and to help impoverished nations achieve a stable population and a new pattern of sustainable economic progress. To work, however, any such effort will also require wealthy nations to make a transition themselves that will be in some ways more wrenching than that of the Third World." Source: Earth in the Balance, page 297-301 Global Marshall Plan: Five strategic goals "In my view, five strategic goals must direct and inform our efforts to save the global environment": * stabilizing of world population * the rapid development of environmentally appropriate technologies * a comprehensive change in the economic "rules of the road" by which we measure the impact of our decisions on the environment * negotiation & approval of a new generation of international agreements * a cooperative plan for educating the world's citizens about our global environment. The idea is based on the post-WWII Marshall Plan that saw the United States send billions of dollars to European nations to rebuild their war shattered economies. In order to further the idea of a GMP and to coordinate the various initiatives, NGOs, scientists, activists and groups in the field of development cooperation and global social justice the Global Marshall Plan Initiative was founded by members of the Club of Rome, the Club of Budapest, the , ATTAC and other organisations in Frankfurt, Germany in 2003. The two main objectives are to find new ways and sources of financing in development cooperation, predominantly pursuing the Millennium Development Goals of the UN and the worldwide propagation of the eco-social market economy, which is considered to be one of today's key strategies of initiative. (en)
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  • Tutmonda Marshall-Plano (Global Marshall Plan) estas iniciativo, kiu celas disvastigi la koncepton de ekologi-sociala merkata ekonomio kaj subtenas la Jarmilajn Evoluigajn Celojn de la Unuiĝintaj Nacioj. Ĝi originas el la libro "Earth in the Balance" ("Tero en ekvilibro") de Al Gore el la jaro 1992. Famaj subtenantoj de la iniciativo estas krom Al Gore i.a. Muhammed Yunus, Hans-Dietrich Genscher, Ernst Ulrich von Weizsäcker kaj Jane Goodall. Unu el la ĉefaj aktivuloj de la iniciativo estas Franz Josef Radermacher. (eo)
  • Die Global Marshall Plan Initiative versteht sich als integrative Plattform für eine Welt in Balance. Sie hat fünf Kernforderungen für eine gerechtere Globalisierung. Durch ihren netzwerkartigen Charakter organisiert sie sich ohne Hierarchien und ohne Zentrale. Das Ziel der Global Marshall Plan Initiative ist die Etablierung eines mit Nachhaltigkeit kompatiblen Ordnungsrahmens für die Weltwirtschaft: Eine weltweite Ökosoziale Marktwirtschaft. (de)
  • The Global Marshall Plan is a plan first devised by former American Vice-President Al Gore in his bestselling book Earth in the Balance, which gives specific ideas on how to save the global environment. Source: Earth in the Balance, page 297-301 Global Marshall Plan: Five strategic goals "In my view, five strategic goals must direct and inform our efforts to save the global environment": The idea is based on the post-WWII Marshall Plan that saw the United States send billions of dollars to European nations to rebuild their war shattered economies. (en)
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  • Global Marshall Plan Initiative (de)
  • Tutmonda Marshall-Plano (eo)
  • Global Marshall Plan (en)
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