STWR - Share The World's Resources

A manifesto that charts the development of co-production, its growth in the UK, and sets out a ten point plan for what will be, in effect, the biggest revolution in social policy since William Beveridge introduced the welfare state.  By the New Economics Foundation (nef).

An investigation into the common denominators behind the escalating environmental, financial and political crises, and an examination of how greater economic sharing can lead to a more sustainable world. 

A comprehensive proposal for how a system of economic sharing could function within a reformed world economy and the effect it would have on corporate trade, international finance and aid mechanisms.

Here’s some food for thought: we in the United States are reaping the benefits of continued technological, medical and agricultural advancements, and yet nearly two-thirds of the world’s countries are not. And while some have access to a partial spectrum of benefits, one third of the world can barely tap into them at all.