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Targets and Indicators

1.4 By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance

1.5 By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters

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In support of the 2030 sustainable development goals of the United Nations, the Foundations mission contributes by:

Reinventing private property with the Universal Ownership Vault, which will help to create a more connected global population that cares to collaborate for greater good, not compete. As people are often highly invested in the neighborhoods in which they live; they want to make that area a nice place to be and will work to support improvements in that area. Likewise, if people own value in assets all over the world, people will care more about the stability, sustainability, and prosperity of these regions.

Creating an environment for sustainable collaboration (link to community)

There will be less of a focus on profits and a greater focus on sustainability. This financial environment is not about personal enrichment or profit. Assets are not owned by traditional companies and managed for the sake of profits; now assets are used by companies but owned by “themselves” via the foundation. These assets can be rented by people to serve them in their ventures.

The legal and technical frameworks behind Sovereign Assets mean that you have to play fair, you can’t be evil. As groups of people renting Sovereign Assets will likely be collaboratives, formed around a Collaborative Agreement, their bylaws will be guided by the principles of quality of life.

The community statute is a global unique repository of all accepted agreements. It forms the base for all QOLWorld initiatives and contains all agreements and processes defining the workings of the community. The genesis version of the community statute is referenced in the statute of the Quality of life World foundation. Every subsequent version of the community statute is valid if:

It holds a reference to the previous version

It is signed by each individual director of the Foundation

It is sealed by the Foundation

The community statute will be digitally available, immutable, verifiable, ubiquitous.

The agreements in the constitutional section define the functional bodies of the environment. They can only be changed under advisory of the constitutional commission. The constitutional agreements are composed of:

The mindset: The QOLWorld-Community ethics and values

The specifications of the democratic process

 The specifications binding the community statute to the Foundation statute as well as all other legal documents binding the corporate and company structures in the network.

The community statute is a global unique repository of all accepted agreements. It forms the base for all QOLWorld initiatives and contains all agreements and processes defining the workings of the community. The genesis version of the community statute is referenced in the statute of the Quality of life World foundation. Every subsequent version of the community statute is valid if:

The community statute will be digitally available, immutable, verifiable, ubiquitous.

The agreements in the constitutional section define the functional bodies of the environment. They can only be changed under advisory of the constitutional commission. The constitutional agreements are composed of: