To allow all present and future persons and communities, as well as every other body existing within the range of human action, to fully develop and express all their real potential and capabilities whatever the faith, laws, culture and institutions of each people and nation. This means, through the minimum employment of means and with the maximum results, the creation, making available and ensuring, in every region and country, as far as the range of human action extends, of all the goods and services both necessary and sufficient in terms of quality and quantity to enable each person and community, if they so wish, to effectively and in a manner open to verification by any person whatsoever develop and express to the full the respective single combination of all their own real physical, affective, cognitive, creative and communicatory capacities and potentialities; and to enable every ecological system and other body existing and interacting in such sphere of action to effectively and in synergic coordination with human activity equally develop and espress in full, and in a manner open to verification by any person whatsoever, its respective single combination of all its own real physical, chemical and biological capacities and potentialities.

The single, individual combination of the characteristics and properties of the structures, functions, capabilities and potentialities of every person, community, ecological system and other unit exists, interacts with other realities, and can develop and achieve itself from a minimum to a maximum degree to the extent in which there are present certain fundamental qualitative and quantitative conditions, both internal and external, that promote such characteristics and properties, and that certain other fundamental conditions counter and injurious to the same are absent. Since the common basic programme enables anyone whatsoever to examine, identify and check systematically and with increasing efficiency such characteristics, possibilities and conditions, to enable its purpose to be attained with the minimum employment of means and the maximum results, it makes the full series of its own fundamental final objectives coincide with all those fundamental conditions that prove to be necessary and sufficient to be realised and assured, insofar as they permit and effectively facilitate the full development and self-accomplishment of every person, community, ecological system and other bodies lying within its range of action and competence, or to be transformed and eliminated because they are effectively counter to it and injurious. Each fundamental final objective is integrated with intermediate fundamental objectives, or sub-objectives, coincident with all those conditions which, together with all the other fundamental objectives and sub-objectives of the common basic programme, prove to be really necessary to permit and ensure their full, unequivocal qualitative and quantitative attainment open to verification by any person whatsoever. In order to be sufficiently appropriate to the continual evolution of the physical, economic, cultural and political conditions of the world as a whole and each population and area, the common basic programme will, every fifty years after the day on which it is formally and contemporaneously adopted and approved as permanently executive by every country and the United Nations, update or reconfirm its objectives, and every twenty-five years its sub-objectives, with no solution of continuity, in an equally formal and contemporaneous manner, immediately and permanently executive for all concerned.

In every region of every country, and within the compass of the common basic programme, coincident with the human range of action, in a stable and effective manner, open to verification by any person whatsoever as to quality and quantity:

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A.a Unadulterated food for every present and future person, sufficient in quality and quantity for their individual needs with regard to age, sex, health, climate, work and private life; b Optimum coordinated and synergic defence and utilisation of all the species varieties of the present and future plant and animal genetic stock, and their respective, indispensable habitats; c Optimum global and local proportion between the number of persons, present and future, and the quality and quantity of all the resources needed to feed them, and to fully secure all the other fundamental objectives and sub-objectives of the common basic programme; s1 Continual local and regional systematic research and experimentation to identify respect and fully develop all the real production and alimentation capacities of their land and waters through use of the most appropriate and safe equipment, substances and operations, in cultivating such land and waters, and knowing their traditional stock of experience and culture; s2 Correct nutrition of all persons from birth; B.a Good drinking water, suitable for all other domestic, agricultural and industrial uses, fully sufficient for every present and future person, and other activities indispensable to full implementation of the common programme; b Clean water in every brook, stream, river, lake, marsh, lagoon, sea and ocean, both present and future; s1 Optimum surveying, study, development, harvesting, management and employment of the quality and quantity of all types of present and future water sources and reserves, in a coordinated manner and in synergy with the full implementation of all the other fundamental objective and sub-objective of the common basic programme; s2 Timely defence of the preciousness of water and its constant responsible use on the part of everyone; C.a Clean air in every open space, place of habitation, work and other private and public activity; b Intactness of every atmosphere and every extraterrestrial space; s1 Optimum surveying, study, development, management and employment of the quality and quantity of all types of present and future air, atmosphere, terrestrial and extraterrestrial space, in a coordinated manner and synergy with the full implementation of every other objective and sub-objective of the common basic programme; s2 Timely, systematic defence of the preciousness of the air and its responsible use on the part of everyone; D.a Coasts, hills, plaines, tablelands and inhabited valleys in optimum physical, chemical and biological condition; b Nature parks and terrestrial and extraterrestrial protected areas necessary and widely sufficient to fully secure the possibility of every type of flora and fauna in every type of uninhabited natural environment, in a synergic manner and coordinated with the full implementation of all the other final objectives and sub-objectives; c The Antarctic to be a natural reserve, open solely to scientific and research work, and surveys not feasible elsewhere and indispensable to the common programme; s1 Systematic study of the optimum criteria for defining global, regional and local inhabitable and uninhabitable areas; the specific purposes, sizes and ways and means of management and control of all types of nature parks and protected areas necessary and fully sufficient; s2 Timely, systematic defence of the preciousness of every type of fauna, flora and natural environment, and its constant responsible use on the part of every person, community and people; E.a Sound, healthy and comfortable fixed or mobile homes for every present and future family or single person, together with all the necessary services, furnishings, linen, clothes and personal belongings appropriate to health and the climate; b Inhabited areas that can be properly lived in by every person, family and guest, with all the optimum structures and infrastructures necessary and sufficient for private, working and public life, coordinated and synergic with each other and with the full attainment of all the other objectives and sub-objectives of the common basic programme; s1 Transformation, correction, transfer or suppression of every activity, urban area, infrastructure and structure excessive, dangerous or harmful to the necessary full habitability of every inhabited area; or their increase or improvement if insufficient; or their creation if absent, so that they are in coordinated and synergic dynamic equilibrium with the purpose of the basic programme; s2 Awareness and defence of the preciousness of the home and inhabited areas, and their responsible utilisation and upkeep on the part of every person, community and population; F.a Information on health and hygiene; and optimum systematic preventive medical care for every present and future person, family, community and population; b Systematic and optimum hospital or domiciliary diagnostic and curative medical care for every person; s1 Rediscovery, verification and integration of all the heritage of traditional medicine and pharmacopoeias with all the methods and results of medical and pharmacological research; s2 Awareness and defence of the preciousness of health and its constant responsible management by every person, family, community and people, present and future;

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A. Search for, production and distribution of harmless energy only of the quality and in the fully available quantity stemming from real local, regional and global needs for the full, stable implementation of the basic programme; s1 Systems for the production, transmission and distribution of every kind of energy optimal for each individual region; s2 Awareness and defence of the preciousness of physical, chemical and biological energy and its responsible management by every person, family, community and people; B.a Industrial and craft production solely of the goods and services needed to fully attain all the objectives and sub-objectives of the common basic programme, and elimination or transformation of everything superfluous; b Design and production of all goods and services qualitatively complementary, coordinated and synergic with all other goods and services designed, produced and managed in a constant, optimum manner; s1 Awareness and defence of the preciousness of every natural and human resource and potentiality, and its responsible use on the part of every government, person and community; s2 Transformation into necessary goods and services of every military activity and area, building, installation and weapon, and every superfluous industrial and craft activity; C.a Solely machining processes and final products not causing harm to any person, fauna, flora and environment, or rendered safe by optimum damage prevention systems, and systematically designed, created and managed so as to be also easily recycled and used again; b Optimum treatment, recovery and reutilisation of all surpluses, dregs, liquid sewage, rejects, residues and wastes; s1 In every agricultural, industrial, and craft working process, optimum, zero-pollution purification systems for every external emission of water, steam and vapours, gas, smoke and fumes, and heat; s2 Optimum sanitary facilities and sewerage systems in every home, building, factory and inhabited area; D.a Depollution and rehabilitation, off all water, air, soil, flora, fauna, and manufactured article already contaminated or damaged; b Optimum indication and warning systems for every single source and type of pollution or damage; s Search for and elimination, or reduction of the dangerousness of every past and present deposit of noxious substances; E.a Optimum integrated global, regional and local systems of the most flexible type for the channels of communication and the means of land, water and air transport necessary and fully sufficient for the total attainment of every objective and sub-objective of the common basic programme with the minimum possible expenditure of resources, and complete respect for the physical, economic and cultural characteristics and potentialities of the people and places concerned; b Means of transport with a zero-pollution rate and optimum systems for the avoidance or reduction of danger and damage; c Standardised signage and information systems optimum in content, quality, promptness and distribution, and for all types of channels and means of communication; s1 Modification, replacement or suppression of every present type of communication system and transportation harmful to the present and future human and ambient physical, chemical, biological, economic, cultural and social equilibrium; s2 Awareness of the quality and quantity of all the resources indispensable for creating and using the various means of transport, and their respective responsible employment on the part of every person, community, people and government; F.a Optimum, integrated, flexible information systems for the collection, processing, storage and distribution of data regarding every condition or past and present physical, chemical, biological, economic, scientific, cultural, political and social event necessary for full attainment of every one of the objectives and sub-objectives of the basic programme; b Optimum telecommunication systems open to integration with the main information system and data networks, and with each other, in every inhabited area; c Optimum postal systems from-to every inhabited area; s1 A second common language, chosen - by the end of the first year of operation of the basic programme by most countries - on account of its proven overall functional excellence; s2 Responsible checking of the necessity, authenticity and quality of all information transmitted or requested; G.a Systematic, timely and optimum maintenance and upkeep of every infrastructure, building, installation, apparatus, plant and machine, and every other item of property necessary and sufficient for full attainment of every one of the objectives and sub-objectives of the common basic programme with the minimum employment of means; b Systematic and timely availability of spare parts; H.a Optimum accident prevention systems for every private, working and public activity, integrating the necessary and fully sufficient work of design and testing; b Optimum standardised signage and information systems, each text being in two languages: the local language and the second common language; c Awareness of the vulnerability and preciousness of the health and life of each person and community;

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A.a Natural environments, green spaces and sports facilities available and accessible to all persons and ages; b Premises, tools and materials available and accessible to every person wishing to design and produce objects on his own account, or repair or alter them; c Vegetable gardens, tools and water available and accessible to every person or community wishing to produce their own food; B.a Local History Centres in every inhabited area offering concrete documentation and illustrations of physical, political, economic, linguistic, religious and cultural history; b Historical Experience Centres in every region of every country with true-scale reconstructions, backed with illustrations and documentation of their history, of environments, discoveries, inventions, tools and ways of life and work in the past, both regional and otherwise, available to every person and community wishing to identify with such situations so as to experience and better understand their significance; c Collection, study and restoration of every archaeological find and every significant object and evidence of concrete domestic, economic, cultural and social life; C.a Documentation (written, phonic, visual, olfactive, tactile) and Information Centres in every inhabited area, with every library and collection of newspapers and periodical optimally managed; b Critical Editions of the existing works of every past and contemporary author representative of the artistic creativeness of every people, each written text with a facing translation in the second common language chosen, including a well documented biography showing the economic, political and cultural events that accompanied the author's life and work; D.a Premises in every inhabited area for Direct Encounters between persons putting forward their individual or group creations or their cultural or social initiatives, and a public, casual or otherwise, criticising such works and discussing them openly, giving rise to reciprocal points for meditation; b Private or public Radio Cultural services in every homogeneous inhabited area for the direct and recorded transmission 24 hours a day, every day, of conventions, meetings and lectures; c Examination and Testing Centres in every region, so that every person can obtain an ascertainment of the degree of soundness and applicability of his discoveries, inventions and innovations; s1 Optimal, timely, standardised system for checking, recording, regulating and rendering public and usable every new matter declared patentable by the examination and testing centres; s2 Private Associations of Research Workers, Technicians and Inventors in every homogeneous area for the purpose of creative collaboration; E. Extramural periods of residence, journeys, and study and working vacations necessary and sufficient for every person and community; s Comfortable guest accommodation facilities in every inhabited area with all the necessary and fully sufficient services and furnishings; open courses in local languages and cultures, and lecture halls in each facility for meetings and initiatives;

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A.a Optimum investigation of the origin and properties of every cognisable or postulable reality in all its forms, structures, functions, capacities and potentialities, including the respective fundamental conditions promoting or impeding its full development and self-accomplishment; b Optimum investigation, experimentation and checking of all the main satisfactory and unsatisfactory physical, chemical, biological, affective, cognitive, creative, communicatory, economic, political, cultural and social consequences of the common basic programme, of every other public and private programme, plan and project needed for its implementation, every discovery, invention, proposal and request, and every system of concepts, conventions and forms of behaviour; s1 Free Research Centres in every region of every country, in which the personality and unique combination of each researcher can find expression through the independent, responsible choice of subject, methods and ways and means, each result being discussed and published; s2 Fundamental, Oriented and Applied Research Centres in each region and homogeneous area of every continent and country for the systematic, synergic in-depth investigation, using continually updated methods, techniques and instruments, of: a Every property of every type of existing complexes, starting from local complexes or those concerning them; the respective sufficient and necessary conditions that promote or impede their existence, development and full self-accomplishment; the type and extent of the knowledge, technologies, goods, services and activities continuously necessary and sufficient for implementation of every objective and sub-objective of the common basic programme in accordance with optimum modalities; b For the comprehensive discovery, restoration and documentation of all their natural, historical and artistic heritage; c To design and perfect the transformation and suppression of every harmful activity and form of production; d To determine the degree of soundness and applicability of every discovery, invention, innovation, proposal and criticism; e To design, establish and manage optimum networks for the collection, processing and communication of statistical data or other information essential to the basic programme and calculate the short, medium and long-term qualitative and quantitative need for goods, services and hours of work in the regions and homogeneous areas so as to initiate and fully achieve all its objectives and sub-objectives, with discrimination of the individual mean respective needs; s3 Integrated Research Centres in every region and homogeneous national and international area, independent with regard to all their research, and synergic in their respective results, with a view to: a Becoming increasingly and responsibly aware, in both extent and depth, of the origins and properties of the system consisting of every existing total reality -whatever its nature, cognisable or otherwise- and of all its sub-systems open to our experimentation, understanding and supposition, starting from the simplest and proceeding the most complex, whether of the past or contemporary, in accordance with each single past and present interpretative, scientific, empirical, philosophical and religious system and criterion; b Identify, develop and interlink the programmes and convergent, key, strategic results of free, fundamental, oriented, applied and integral research; note, fill and correct its gaps and inconsistency; c Study, experiment, simulate and exert the maximum control over every satisfactory and unsatisfactory, qualitative and quantitative consequence of the common basic programme, and every other programme, plan and project essential to its implementation; each discovery, invention, innovation, proposal, requirement and criticism; and system of reference concepts, conventions and forms of behaviour, starting from such matters as directly concern each region and homogeneous area, and may modify their vital conditions; d Indicate the need or appropriateness of starting or pursuing certain pure, oriented or applied research projects, statistical surveys, or innovations; e Redact and publish - in the second common language - with a specification of the respective contribution of each centre: 1 An annual comprehensive picture of what is know about the reality and each of its main levels of complexity; 2 An annual Compendium of the theories, propositions and alternative solutions proposed, confirmed and shown to be unsound; 3 An annual list of problems, contradictions, and insufficiencies completely settled, partly settled or still unsolved; 4 The system of real minimum basic units for the measurement and evaluation of each respective level of complexity: physical, chemical, biological; personal physical, affective, cognitive, creative, communicatory; social, econimic, political, cultural; ecological, terrestrial and spatial; s4 Synergic, intercoordinated Statistical Research Centres at each fundamental, oriented, applied and integrated research centre for the systematic and optimum undertaking of every survey necessary and sufficient for the implementation of all the objectives and sub-objectives of the common programme; s5 Synergic, inter-coordinated Scientific Information and Documentation Centres systematically and optimally organised at each fundamental, oriented, applied, integrated and statistical research centre to receive from such centres, store, classify, select and desseminate all data and their preocessings; to allow each researcher to converse with every other Research Centre, and with every other private and public data bank; to study in depth, update, and process all data concerning local and regional knowledge;

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A.a Education of every person from birth for the development, exercise and full expression of the respective single combination of his capabilities and physical, affective, cognitive, creative and communicatory potentialities - in accordance with his own times and optimum modes - in all the respective situations of age, health, constitution, climate, family, traditions, culture, work and private life with the help and by means of implementation of all the objectives and sub-objectives of the common programme; b Persons, activities, structures, plants, materials, methods and periods of time necessary and sufficient for gradual conscious, independent and responsible discovery, adaptation, coordination and self-instruction wit regard to all one's own capabilities and potentialities, both together and in conjunction with those relating to other persons and situations, starting from those nearest at hand; to understand, feel as one's own, and help to forward the physical, economic, political, cultural, religious and social development of each person, community and form of past and present reality; to consider each fact, result and initiative as an element of such development process, according to differing and sufficient points of view, one's own and those of each person, culture and society interested; to take part in public life and its control in a direct, conscious, independent and responsible manner; to be able to examine, set out and solve problems creatively; to discover and overcome pseudo-problems and difficulties; to assign congruent, operative meanings to what occurs, is seen, perceived, experimented, studied, thought, achieved and obtained; B.a A loving, intelligent, trained family for each newborn person that can and knows how, little by little, to bring up all persons generated or adopted to become affectionate, healthy, open, sure, intuitive, interested, logical, reflective, aware, independent, responsible and enterprising, using the times, instruments and occasions to undertake and repeat the experiences most appropriate to their respective single combination of possibilities and endowments, and face and overcome difficulties and discouragements, even when these singularities include handicaps and diseases; capable of being an example and a help to them, in any event; b Maturity, time and means necessary and sufficient to ensure that each person, in his turn, can produce, love and care for his own family; cultivate friendships; respect and be interested in that which is different and singular existing in every person, people, culture and profession; and can fully integrate his own working and private life; C. Schooling for every person from the age of 3 to 26, including Community Service, voluntary from 26 onwards, to: a Integrate - in a coordinated, synergic and systematic manner - the indispensable work of education proper to each family, culture and society as a whole; b Supply each person - in a gradual, coordinated, systematic, flexible and update manner, in accordance with the results of research and pedagogical experience and teaching in every activity, method, structure, plant and material - the bases necessary for self-education and living a full life; s1 1 st Cycle - 3 to 5 years - in every inhabited area - Spontaneous and curricular experiences with peer and other children, and with adults: local language; games; music, singing, dancing, poetry; puppet theatre; interpretation of signs, sounds and actions; making-up, reciting and acting of stories; recognition and utilisation of signs, symbols, signals, signage, sets, systems and sub-systems; construction and model-making, drawing, painting; disassembly and reassembly of everyday objects; aquisition of correct environmental and personal hygienic habits, and the ability to use both hands with virtually equal ease; s2 2 nd Cycle - 6 to 8 years - in every inhabited area - Local mother tongue and second common language, spoken only; music read, written and performed; singing, dancing, play-acting; modelling, drawing and painting, both free and of the main musical, arithmetic, alphabetical, road signage and accident prevention signs and symbols; history of signs, symbols, languages, numbers and alphabets; visits to farm, workshops, factories and exhibitions; comments on and discussions of matters of general interest; disassembly and reassembly of tools and equipment; vegetable growing; hygiene; gymnastics and sports, with training and virtually equal use of both pairs of limbs; cleaning, care and order at school managed in turns by the pupils themselves and with the necessary initial assistance; civil education; s3 3 rd Cycle - 9 to 11 years - in every inhabited area - Curriculum: local mother tongue, second common language, read, written and spoken; reading, writing and performance of songs and music; mathematics; geography, local contemporary history; model-making, drawing, painting; play-acting, history of the theatre; documented visits with prior and subsequent reading; documented discussions of matters of general interest; disassembly and reassembly of plants, machines, engines; vegetable growing; hygiene; gymnastics and sports, with training and virtually equal use of both pairs of limbs; cleaning, care and order at school managed in turns by the pupils themselves; civil education; s4 4 th Cycle - 12 to 15 years - in every inhabited area - Curriculum: local mother tongue, second common language, early local mother tongue; mathematics and statistics; informatics; geography, natural and environmental sciences; drawing, history of art; local, ancient and contemporary history; individual and group investigations, their critical discussion; documented visits with prior and subsequent reading; design, creation and testing of goods and services; documented discussions of matters of general interest; vegetable growing; hygiene; gymnastics and sports, with training and virtually equal use of both pairs of limbs; cleaning, care and order at school managed by the students; civil education; s5 5 th Cycle - 16 to 19 years - in every inhabited area - Curriculum: local mother tongue, second common language, third language; mathematics ; informatics; physics, chemistry, biology, physiology; philosophy; history of religions; local, ancient, mediaeval, modern and contemporary history; design, creation and testing of goods and services; Community Service for 120 days net per year; documented discussions of matters of general interest; gymnastics and sports, with virtually equal use of both pairs of limbs; cleaning, care and order at school managed by the students; civil education; s6 6 th Cycle - 20 to 21 years - in every inhabited area - Curriculum: psychology; pedagogy; sociology; law; methods and main subject-matter of each university department that can be attended in the 7 th cycle; type and extent of work required by the common basic programme in the short and medium term in the individual homogeneous areas; design, creation and testing of goods and services; Community Service for 120 days net per year; documented discussions of matters of general interest; gymnastics and sports, with virtually equal use of each pairs of limbs; cleaning, care and order at school managed by the students; civil education; s7 7 th Cycle - 22 to 26 years - in every region - Curriculum: facultative, specialist, fundamental curriculum of the respective university course chosen by each person; subsequent introduction to fundamental, oriented, applied, integrated and free research, and at the documentation centre; Community Service for 120 days net per year; documented discussions of matters of general interest; gymnastics and sports, with virtually equal use of both pairs of limbs; cleaning, care and order at school managed by the students; s1 8th Cycle - over 26 years - in every region - a Curricula: completion of 7th cycle university courses lasting longer than four years, or unfinished; b Periodic and systematic upgrading and updating of each person working in research centres, schools and every other profession; c Acquisition of necessary and sufficient training for a different specialisation or a new activity, with the corresponding introductory research and documentation periods; s9 9th Cycle - over 26 years - in every region - Curricula: in every field of past and present experience, scientific, religious, artistic and handicraft knowledge, starting from those that preserve and hand down the best heritage, with direct evidence from the respective leading figures, through courses and seminars open with respect to duration, contents and attendance, both programmed and arranged to meet a demand; s10 In each school cycle, each student in turn, with the necessary and sufficient help from the teachers, will learn and get accustomed to teaching small groups of his companions every subject studied and activity learnt, so as to become "expert" as a student and teacher, little by little, at all events within each school year; D.a Community Service on the part of every person from the age of 16 to 26 years - 120 days net altogheter per years - as a public official: 1 All tasks least congenial to the inhabitants of each respective locality, region or homogeneous area, but still unavoidable: 30 separate days a year: 2 Agricultural and handicraft tasks; 3 Hotel and restaurant services; 4 Prevention and remedying of ecological damage to the environment; 5 Prevention and extinction of forest fires; 6 Public security and order, road traffic service; 7 Security, assistance and information services in picture galleries, museums, libraries and historical and public places of art on the part of all young persons exempted from the other services; b Voluntary Public Service open to every person, group and local, national and transnational association to: 1 Check and secure the effective attainment of every objective and sub-objective of the common programme according to its purpose and all its corresponding ways and means; 2 Make public criticism, proposals and requests intended to facilitate and improve its commencement and accomplishment; 3 Publicise, coordinate and potentiate every initiative and experience already shown to be effective for such purpose; s Inter-Coodinated Public and Community Service Centres in each homogeneous international and national area, region and inhabited area, dependably provided with the persons, activities and structures necessary and sufficient to: a1 Define the persons, dates and places for Community Service during each year in conjunction with the schools and aplied research centres concerned; 2 Maintain, assist and instruct each person and group before and during each individual period of Community Service; b1 Examine every report concerning objectives and sub-objectives wholly or partly unattained; every criticisms, proposals and requests received; and every initiatives and experiences introduced proving to be sound; 2 Perform all qualitative commodity, administrative and judicial checks and inspections; on-the-spot examinations; surveys; feasibility studies; provide a prompt, well-circumstanced written reply to criticisms, proposals, requests, initiatives and experiences; use the same in concrete form as far as possible in conjunction with their presenters; store them and classify them in documentation and information centres at each office; analyse in depth their symptoms, reasons and meanings; 3 Publish and distribute in every necessary and sufficient place a periodical Official Bulletin of each local Community Service and public service in the national and international homogeneus areas - in the local mother tongue and the second common language - on every school activity; all voluntary services, with all necessary and sufficient information concerning reports of experiences, initiatives and cases of non performance, and the requests, proposals and criticisms advanced; on each respective examination; on the satisfactory or unsatisfactory checking of instances of non-performance, whether corrected or not; prosecution of sound initiatives or experiences; feasibility study of proposals, their concrete utilisation and analyses performed; E.a Legislative, government and public directive work needed for the full accomplishment of the common basic programme, equally divided between men and women; b Candidates for all political and administrative elected posts equally divided between Men and Women in the following age groups: 18-30 years; 31-45 years; 46-60 years; 61 years and over; c All public political and administrative posts assigned in equal numbers to the Men and Women whose election is duly confirmed d Alternation of Men and Women in all national and international Presidencies and Secretary-Generalships with the same respective functions and for the same periods of time;

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Choice between three alternative basic frameworks of conditions in which to commence and implement the common basic programme A. FRAMEWORK A The persons, activities, resources, traditions, cultures, laws, institutions and enterprises are those already existing in each locality and national and international homogeneous area. Starting from these initial conditions, each country and international organisation, and the United Nations, in each respective compass and level of private and public intervention necessary and sufficient, decide upon each resource and modality required to bring the common basic programme into full operation and attain its objectives and sub-objectives. Matching the progressive and contemporary of the complete series of such fundamental objectives and sub-objectives, these being inter-complementary, coordinated and synergic, are the following three series of Fundamental Effects, these, too, being inter-complemetary, coordinated and synergic: a Trasformative and Remedial Effects: In every locality and national and international homogeneous area, the progressive, stable disappereance of: 1 - Unemployment, under-employment, non-essential work; ( 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. ) The quantity and quality of the work indispensable from outset to obtain all the goods and services required by the purpose of the basic programme ensure full employment of each person and community, present and future, in activities each of which is important and essential for all other occupations and activities; 2 - Hunger, thirst, under-nutrition, avoidable infirmities; ( 1.A.abcs12/B.abs12/F.abs12 2. 3. 4. 5.D.ab 6. 7. ) 3 - Insufficient and inadequate housing; inhabited areas unfit to live in; ( 1.E.abs12 2. 3.E.s 4. 5.D.ab 6. 7. ) 4 - Insufficient and harmful infrastructures, structures and services ( 1.E.abs12 2.A./B.abs12/C.abs12/D.abs/E.abcs12/F.abcs12/G.ab/H.ab 3.A.abc/B.abc/C.ab/D.abcs12/E.s 4.A.abs12345 5.A.abc/B.ab/C.abcs123456789/D.abs 6. 7. ) 5 - Insufficient maintenance and updating of goods and services; ( 1.A.s1/B.s12/C.s12/D.abcs12/E.s12/F.abs12 2.A.s2/B.b/C.abs12/D.abs/E.b/F.ab/G.ab/ 3. 4.A.abs2345 5.C.s34567/D.abs 6. 7. ) 6 - Pollution and alteration of the earth, water, air and atmosphere; ( 1.A./B./C./D./E. 2.A./B./C./D./E. 3. 4. 5.D.abs 6. 7. ) 7 - Deterioration of natural environments, resources and services; ( 1.A.bs1/B.s12/C./D./E./F. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. ) 8 - Conventional and biological, chemical and nuclear weapons; military activities, services, plants and buildings; wars; (1. 2.B.s12 3. 4. 5.A./B./C./D.abs 6. 7. ) 9 - Avoidable wastage of time, activities and resources; usable rejects; ( 1.A.c/B.s1/C.s1/D.s12/E.s12/F.s12/ 2.A.s12/B.abs12/C.abs12/D./E.abcs12/F./G.ab/H. 3.A./B./C./D.abcs12 4.A.abs12345 5.A.abc/B.ab/C.abcs123456789/D.ab 6. 7. ) 10 - Poverty, marginalisation, exploitation, persecution; ( 1.A.a/B.a/C.a/E.abs1/F.b 2.E.as1/F./G.a/H.a 3.A.abc/C.a/D.a/E.s 4. 5.A./B./C./D.bs/E.abc 6. 7. ) 11 - Families not present, untrained, inadequate, and incapable of educating themselves and bringing up their generated and adopted children; ( 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.A.abc/B.ab/C./D:abs 6. 7. ) 12 - Insufficient and unsuitable schools, methods, curricula and teachers; illiteracy, ignorance, misinformation, lack of preparation; (1. 2. 3.B.abc/C.a/D.ab/E. 4. 5.A.abc/B.ab/C.abcs123456789/D.abs/E.abc 6. 7. ) 13 - Persons and communities not developed or not fully employed in keeping with their respective capabilities and potentialities; ( 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.A.abc/B.ab/C.abcs123456789/D.abs/E.abc 6. 7. ) 14 - Free, fundamental, applied and oriented research ignored, impeded, subordinated and used for harmful ends; ( 1. 2. 3. 4.A.abs12345 5.A.ab/D.bs 6. 7. ) 15 - Programmes, planes, projects and innovations lacking every form of sufficient preventive checking of their consequences; ( 1. 2.B.b/C.a/E.abs1 3.D.c 4.A.abs3 5. 6. 7. ) b Economic, Financial and Monetary Effects: a - Concentration, coordination and distribution of all the private and public investiments in each country and on the part of international organisations and the United Nations on the objectives and sub-objectives of th common basic programme; b - Saving and availability of all the persons, resources and sums of money previously employed by each country in its own military activities and industrial and craft activities excluded from the basic programme on account of their harmfulness or superfluity, or previously wasted owing to insufficient and contradictory programming, planning, projects, structures, managment and control; c - A greater flow of private and public investiment capital owing to the greater assurance offered by the quality size, implementability, duration and controllability of each objective and sub-objective of the common basic programme, and by the various general relations of reliability; d - Creation of new earned income; increase in the previous income of individuals and every population in each region and country due to the increase in the qualitative and quantitative call for workers in occupations each essential in itself and for the others, ensured and required by the common basic programme from the moment of its commencement, untill the full, stable employment od every person present and future is attained; e - Greater possibilities for the granting of credit, and on more favourable terms, by banks to persons and firms as required for employment in purposes contributing to the commencement and full implementation of the objectives of the common basic programme; f - Convergence of the financial interests of the public revenue authorities, employers and banks of all countries in raising the minimum purchasing power per annum of every family or single person, so as to be sufficient for the payment, whether in cash or by instalments, of what they need for full and effective development and self-accomplishment in accordance with the purpose and objectives of the common programme, and for the complete payment of what is due from them to the public revenue authorities; g - Progressive strengthening of the currency of each country and the world monetary system in direct proportion to the qualitative and quantitative consolidation of such effects in each locality and homogeneous national and international area, at the same time as and in synergy with increases in the corresponding taxation receipts, and with stabilisation of prices on the stock and commodities exchanges and the currency market; c Organisational Effects; By comparison with the phisical, environmental, economic, scientific, educational, political and social results of the private and public national and international programmes which have been presented and whose implementation has been attempted up till now, the common basic programme is more capable of attainment and more effective, because: A - It would be immediately and permanetly executive once adopted by each country and the United Nations in a formal, contemporary manner, and also with no solution of continuity on the occasion of the updating or confirmation of its sub-objectives every twenty-five years and its objectives every fifty years.For the first time, every business concern, administration, government and parliament shares a common purpose, value and permanent operating reference method, as well as a complete series of final and fundamental reference objectives operative in the short, medium and long term, all of them already approved and sanctioned as executive erga omnes, enabling every decision and resolution to be taken free from the previously unavoidable and timetables, uncertainties and difficulties in the thorough examination of problems and their solution. B - Its area of jurisdiction is coincident with the radius of human action; its validity oversteps the bounds within which the respective programmes of every country, international organisation and the United Nations can be effective. In keeping with its purpose, it permits and does not confine within conventional abstract limits every real possibility; C - Its objectives are solely concrete: goods and services open to identification and checking by any person whatsoever, and not, as is usually the case, laws procedures and institutions for the conservation or amendment of other laws, procedures and institutions; and each of these corresponds to precise characteristics and real, fundamental qualitative and quantitative needs, these, too, being open to identification and checking by any person whatsoever, as opposed to evaluations and decisions conditioned by parity interests, ideologies and the recurrence of elections; D - It goes to the root of and solves in a global, open, stable and organic operative manner the basic difficulties, present, trend-oriented and past, including environmental, economic, scientific, educational, cultural, political and social situations in each locality, region, country and homogeneous national and international area, all hitherto interacting in negative synergy and too little disposed - qualitatively and quantitatively - to be overcome by public and private programmes; E - It develops, organises and employs, to the fullest extent and to the advantage of all, the possibilities each person, community and association has to check and obtain the effective implementation of each of its objectives, and to contribute, in a direct, creative manner, to the facilitation and improvement of its results with proposals or requests for initiatives, criticism, discoveries and inventions; F - It fully attains each of its final, fundamental objectives and sub-objectives with the minimum employment af means and the maximum results, with comprehensive consideration of all the most decisive circumstances and phisical, environmental, economic, scientific, educational, cultural, political and social consequences, both qualitative and quantitative, specific and general;its eliminates waste of every kind, with savings human resources, and economies of scale of natural resources, goods and services, in the short, medium and long term, hitherto excessively ignored by the programmes and budgets of governments, administration and business concerns; it sysytematically anticipates every avoidable difficulty, danger, and statistically certain harm; G - It promotes and fully employs, to the advantage of all, the development and exercise of the single combination of all the capabilities and potentialities of each person, community, tradition, culture, locality, region. country, and homogeneous national and international area with full respect for their respective necessary autonomies, and public and private common activities, rules and institutions; H - It coordinates and integrates in synergy with its purpose and method the organisation of every economic, scintific, educational, cultural, political and social activity and structure with the organisation of every activity and structure of the existing situation as hitherto understood and investigated, which develops and expresses to the full every capability and potentiality, evolving from its simplest to its most complex form of existence, both individual and of every respective population, with the birth, life and death process common to them all; it promotes such common ability and potential for full development and self-accomplishment in a more adequate, knowing and responsible manner, free from every reciprocal, avoidable harm; I - It brings purpose into coincidence with its sole, fundamental operative reference value, through which the qualification "Positive" is attached, and can be judged, unequivocally and open to checking by every person whatsoever, solely to actions, goods and services allowing every person, and other entities existing within the range of human action, to attain full development and self-accomplishment, as far as every resultant of their respective internal and external conditions allows, or, by the same token, "Negative" if, by altering such respective resultants, whether immediately or in the short, medium or long term, they hinder them, and harm the full development and full accomplishment of their single, comprehensive combination of capabilities and potentialities, including that of interacting in a coordinated, complementary and synergic fashion with other persons and entities, and contributing, as far as may be globally possible, to their full development and self-accomplisment; J - It makes use of persons who are more fully and proportionally developed with regard to their own single combination of phisical, affective, cognitive, creative and communicative capabilities and potentialities, and more accustomed to exercising the same in a more knowing, indipendent and responsible manner, even in difficult conditions, both alone and with other persons: more fully trained in many functions and activities, and more motivated in addressing their private and working lives because they feel they are living and working for purposes and values really close to their real needs and aspirations; more assisted and more involved in looking after the conditions and common interests of society, and in obtaining results not previously possible, though the effective, synergic parity of men and women in the management of power and the public duty of decision-making in legislation, government and administartion; more direct, better informed and more interested in reciprocal communication through use of the second common language; B. FRAMEWORK B The United Nations Organisation, in the pursuit of its ends, defends and administers the precious nature of all the natural resources existing outside the bounds of sovereignity of each country, but within the sphere of action and jurisdiction of the common basic programme, these being the common property of all persons and populations, both present and future. In their name and on their behalf, with the real and full converage of such goods and any other indivisible property that may be common to them, as of the date of the official entry into effect of the common basic programme, the said organisation will issue its own international currency up to the amount necessary and sufficient to: Acquire, publish and distribute without charge all the patents and know-how of key, strategic importance for the commencement and full materialisation of the common basic programme in every locality, region and country with the minimum employment of means and the maximum results; Open interests-free lines of fiduciary credit in favour of any Central Bank requesting and showing reasons for the same in accordance with agreed terms of issue and repayment, in order that each country can promptly and fully proceed to the gradual, optimum and independent implementation of every objective and sub-objective of the common basic programme in complementary, coordinated, synergic and contemporaneous interaction with all the other countries; Potentiate its own activities and structures in the most appropriate manner in keeping with the evolution of global and particular situation, real needs, and its institutional tasks; Pay the amounts stated for all classes of expenditure in the programmes of the ordinary budget submitted to and approved by the General Assembly, togheter with any other category of expenditure to be incurred. The Central Bank of each country in agreement with its own government shall, on the basis of the amount and rate of flow of the money in circulation on the date of the official entry into effect of the common basic programme, with the real and full coverage of the number of persons resident, and the quality and quantity of all forms of knowledge, natural resources, goods and services existing within such country: Increase, decrease or maintain the amount of its issue of money in proportion to its active or passive balance of trade, and the total qualitative and quantitative needs of hours of work, goods and services required for the full commencement and full materialisation of the common basic programme, as forecast and calculate by the Applied Research Centres of each region and homogeneous area ( 4.A.s2e ) -; In the event of difficulties arising due to the lack of a sufficient real coverage of the currency to be issued to commence and fully implement the common basic programme, it will submit a reasoned application for a defined line of fiduciary credit to the United Nations. By comparison with FRAMEWORK A, the persons, activities, resources, traditions, cultures, laws, institutions and firm existing on the date of commencement of the common basic programme enjoy both more extensive favourable conditions and less extensive adverse conditions for real and complete self-development and self-accomplishment in a complementary, coordinated and synergic manner. Starting from these initial conditions, each country and international organisation, and the United Nations, will decide, within each compass and at each level of necessary and sufficient public and private intervention, on each resource and modality required for the full commencement of the common basic programme and the attainment of its objectives and sub-objectives. By comparison with FRAMEWORK A, in addition to still greater efficacy and acceleration of all its effects as already set forth, the progressive and contemporaneous attainment of the full series of such fundamental objectives and sub-objectives, these being reciprocally complementary, coordinated and synergic, will find correspondence in the following further fundamental effects, equally complementary, coordinated and synergic, both with each other and those previously stated: a Transformative and Remedial Effects: In every locality and in every homogeneous national and international area, the additional stable disappearence of: 16 Systematic predominance of financial interests, both public and private, over the needs of the real economy; ( 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.B. 7. ) 17 Obstacles, delays and interests - concerned solely with money - impeding decisions, initiatives, and social, economic, scientific, political, cultural and educational activities that are urgent and indispensable, or to the advantage of all. b Economic, Financial and Monetary Effects: h - Transformation of money from a necessary factor of production to a product of the real economy - no longer of every diseconomic financial activity and illegal activity as well -, useful as a unit of measurement for the exchange, and as indicator of the resultant prices, solely of the qualities and quantities of the hours of work and goods and services necessary and sufficient for the full implementation of all the objectives and sub-objectives of the common basic programme; i - Elimination of every need to impose and exact duties, taxes and contributions on the part of every government and administration, and to pay the same, or evade the same, on the part of every taxpayer: person, firm, member State of the United Nations; disposability of every hour of work, item of knowledge, structure, good and service, togheter with every respective cost in human and natural resources, time and money, and every contribution hitherto employed and set aside for the activities and fiscal exigencies of every government and administration; c Organisational Effects: By comparison with the results of public and private national and international programmes hitherto presented and endeavoured to be put into effect, the common basic programme is also more capable of accomplishment and more effective because: K - It can avail itself of an activity and assitance on the part of the Organisation of the United Nations decidedly potentiated with regard to both its functions - already indispensable, since 24 october 1945, for improvement of economic, social, cultural and political conditions throughout the world - and its authority; L - It eliminates the greater part of the reasons for conflict and local national and international difficulties in every field of organised public and private life; C. FRAMEWORK C All activities and scientific, economic, educational and political structures both necessary and sufficient are designed and organised in an optimum manner for the full implementation of the common basic programme with the minimum employment af means and the maximum results, each activity and structure being complementary, coordinated and synergic with all the others for the common purpose, reference value and method, but imbued with its own necessary and autonomous capacity to organise itself in each locality, region and greater or smaller homogeneous area, and in its entirety, for the full attainment of its own objectives and sub-objectives. = The following are fundamental sectoral structures: Activity: - Scientific: Research Centres: Free Research; Fundamental, Oriented, Applied Research; Integrated Research; Statistical Research; Information and Documentation - Economic: Centres engaged in: Production; Distribution; Management; Maintenance of Goods and Services; - Educational: Schools; Civil and Voluntary Service; Centres concerned with: Local History; Historical Experience; Examinations and Tests; Information and Documentation; Direct Comparison Centres; Guest Accomodation Facilities; Cultural Radio Stations; Market Gardens; Laboratories; Inhabited Centres Fit for Living in; Sports Facilities; Nature Parks; Protected Areas; - Political: Legislative Assemblies, for definition of the fair and equitable legal rules and procedures required; Deliberative Assemblies, for discussion and approval of programmes, plans, projects and choices of strategy; Judical Assemblies, for reconstruction of the causes and reasons for adverse circumstances, the prevention of others, and remedial measures; = The following are Fundamental Common Structures: - The network of Strategical and Tactical Operating, Decision-Making and Consultative Centres present in each locality, region and greater or smaller homogeneous area, comèposed of several experts in each of the four activities, connected to all the respective integrated information systems for the collection, processing, storage and distribution of data via their own integrated information systems, and endowed with the other necessary and sufficient fixed and movable structures. For round-the-clock direct and indirect observation, collection and precessing of the basic conditions and short, medium and long-term qualitative and quantitative physical, chemical, biological, economic, scientific, educational, cultural and political trends of their area of action and jurisdiction, each of these centres is in a position to: Provide an immediate or timely response to requests for collaboration, aid, or information for the overcoming of difficulties or the undertaking of initiatives presented by individual persons, communities, firms and institutions; take the necessary autonomous or agreed decisions; design, implement and manage the execution of the same, including immediate execution if they are accorded a priority status in the overall situation. - The Society of Sovereign Persons, the organisational body for each person, community and population in helping to direct in accordance with the purpose and reference standard of the common basic programme all scientific, economic, educational and political activities and structures, those of the network of operating, decision-making and consultative centres, and their ownn, and keep them complementary, coordinated and synergic in every locality, region and homogeneous area.The unitary organisation of the respective central and peripheral general managements, by interacting with each other and each activity and structure through continuos vertical and horizontal open functions enables these positive results to be attained. All these activities and structures, all goods and services produced, and all other realities existing within the compass of the jurisdiction and action of the common basic programme constitute the inalienable and indivisible property of each person, present and future, in keeping with the structural and functional capacities of all persons, the same being self-aware, autonomous, responsible and sovereign with respect to the capacities and potentialities of all other forms of reality investigated hitherto. The quality and quantity of the decision-making, manageral and executive work necessary and for designing, implementing and hanling the quantity and quality of what is required for the full materialisation of the common basic programme is shared among all persons aged sixteen years and over according to optimum overall modalities agreed for each given situation by the persons concerned, and open to checking by any person whatsoever. By comparison with the preceding FRAMEWORK B, the persons, activities, resources, traditions and cultures, laws, institutions and firms existing on the date of commencement of the common basic programme enjoy still more extensive favourable conditions and still less extensive adverse conditions for real and complete self-development and self-accomplishment, or, if they are wholly or partly negative, for self-transformation. Starting from these initial conditions, in accordance with the plans and reorganisation projects prepared, and in conjunction with the Research Centres, and with the already constituted Consultative and Decision-Making Centres, each person, community, firm and institution will set the common basic programme in motion and in proportion to the extent to which it succeeds in implementing its objectives and sub-objectives will organise the Society of Sovereign Persons into its complete functional structures with these further effects, the same being complementary, coodrinated and synergic with each other and those of the preceding FRAMEWORK "A" and "B": a Transformative and Remedial Effects: In every locality and in every homogeneous national and international area, the additional stable dissappearance of: 18 - The power of a few to decide for everyone according to criteria and grounds for judgement that are inadequate, inefficacious and harmful; ( 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.C 7. ) 19 - All functions of money, monetary financial sistems and the need to engage persons, goods, services and time therein. ( 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.C. 7 ) b Economic Effects: j - A real economy open to direct checking with respect to the quality and quantity of the goods and services produced, destroyed, injurious, unserviceable, unused or little used, superflous; k - Optimum utilisation of all public goods and services, previously in return for payment, and the raw materials of which they are composed. c Organisational Effects: It is open to realisation and more effective than other programmes because: M - It demands an organisational structure that is as simple, reliable, flexible and checkable as possible, and forms the same; N - It renders each person and community stronger, more sicure and more independent; O - It opens the way to concern with what is essential on the part of sociaty and every person. D. In the event of all Countries and the United Nations adopting the common basic programme as their own, but without choosing the same framework, its implementation shall commence in accordance with one of the four possible alternative combinations set out below: FRAMEWORK AB No country has chosen FRAMEWORK C. The United Nations will issue its own currency and this will be valid in all Countries, but it will continue to receive the contributions of the Countries in "A". The two economic, financial and monetary systems will interact and coordinated with each other, as will all their fundamental effects. FRAMEWORK AC No Country has chosen FRAMEWORK B: All the Countries in "C" will set in motion and bring into operation their social, political, educational, scientific and economic organisation of sovereign persons within all their now common borders, while retaining for external relations the currency and prior structures necessary. The two systems and their effects will interact. FRAMEWORK BC No Country has chosen FRAMEWORK A. Here, too, Countries in "C" will retain the other structures and currency vis-a-vis other Countries and the United Nations, but by way of a real coverage. FRAMEWORK ABC All Countries in A, B, C will set in motion and bring into operation the common basic programme in accordance with the modalities and interactions proper to the respective FRAMEWORKS AB, AC, BC and will coordinated with each other.Once the common basic programme is under way, each Country will always be free to choose another framework of application on the strength of all the different results already obtained in each framework.

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A. Evaluation of the effects, both positive and negative, physical, chemical, biological, economic, scientific, political, educational, cultural and social obtained by implementation of the common basic programme, and assessed with respect to their qualitative and quantitative resultant, will serve to update - in accordance with its purpose, value and method - or confirm its sub-objectives every twenty-five years, and its objectives every fifty years, in accordance with the ways and means for proceeding and expressing approval regarded as necessary and estabilished on the ovvasion of such due dates. B. Once the common basic programme is under way, every possible passage from one framework of application to another shall become officially executive 180 days after it is formally announced and communicated by each Country so deciding to all other Countries and the United Nations. C.a The Country which first judges that common basic programme, notwithstanding such defects as it may have, is the only tool available capable of allowing each Country to overcome its political, environmental, economic, financial, monetary, educational and ethical problems, all of these being interconnected and in need of a solution before they explode one after another, may invite all the other Countries and the United Nations to: 1 Explore and debate togheter and publicly every feature of the Purpose, Method, Objectives and Sub-Objectives of this programme, its basic Frameworks, and the conditions in which it can be accomplished; 2 Evaluate and choose, publicly, and in agreement with the majority of all the determinant social components, the framework best suited to each Country for the full commencement of the same in optimum collaboration with all other Countries and the United Nations Organisation; 3 Prepare the public and private general and local plans and projects necessary and sufficient for each community, firm, institution, country and union of Countries, and for the United Nations; 4 Agree on the date for the formal, contemporaneous adoption of the common basic programme itself, and its estabilishment as immediately and permanently executive. b1 As from the first of october 1990, Committees will be formed in Italy for the purpose of publicising and exploring the common basic programme and determining whether or not it should be approves and implemented entitled "100% Committees"; they will be independent, but open to inter-coordination; 2 In every other country, too, any person, community, firm, trade union, party, and public and private institution may form such 100% Committees and coordinate them for communal initiatives; 3a All 100% Committees that are of the opinion that the common basic programme should be implemented and supported on every occasion during its preliminary and initial stages, to the point of helping to constitute and come togheter in its Voluntary Civil Services, may: 1 Prepare general plans and projects in the three possible framework of application of the basic programme for the better selection of the framework within which to start it, and define the plans and projects required; 2 Make use of the designation "100%" in the publication of Periodicals and the employment of Radio and Television Media; 3 Make all positive and constructive proposals, criticism and requests immediately know.