• Consolidate fragmented and subscale poverty programs for the UN, World Bank, EU, etc. under one effective organization
• Increase resources to implement population control policies
• Encourage debt forgiveness to reduce financial burden on developing and challenged nations
• Promote business opportunity and implementation of a sustainable "framework for development" to global market
• Increase investment of technology on education and access to the Internet for poorer nations and regions
• Revive interest in VISTA (Volunteers in Service to America), Peace Corps, and international counterparts, both as examples of global service and to provide fundamental economic training and assistance
• Create a global forum for exchange of successful practices in poverty reduction
• Construct an alliance of wealthy and poor nations in programs of mutual growth
• Pair wealthy cities with poor to expedite transfer of funds and information
• Fully integrate government programs with key businesses in the United States and developing countries
• Consolidate low-income buying power to attract businesses to low income areas
• Improve street security to allow businesses to operate safely and profitably
• Offer "workfare" in profitable enterprises to replace culture of welfare dependency
• Require that parents keep children in school to qualify for economic support
• Offer tax credits and other incentives to bolster inner city employment
• Pair selected businesses with inner city blocks and schools to ensure access to development needs, funds, and expertise
• Develop and implement a long-term economic initiative to buy sustainable employment in underprivileged areas of the United States and other developed countries

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