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TRI-SECTOR PARTNERSHIP MODEL

To ensure that the above mentione ed nine basic human needs are addressed on an indi ividual and community level Tri Sector Partners ship has been developed. Tri sector includes Public SSector, Civil Sector and Economy Sector which encompass all aspects of a society.

Tri-Sector Partnership, as a refined  development paradigma is based on the knowledge that sustainable development requires all key playerrs to work together for change and sustainable, neutral global development. How do we understa and interpret and develop ongoing and profitable pa artnerships to realize these objectives?  

THE NEUTRAL TRADE ORGANIZATION (NTO) and THE NEUTRAL ZONE FEDERATION (NZF)
recognize and are expandin ng upon and leveraging
the collaborative e potential of the three main sectors of soociety.

THE MAIN SECTORS

PUBLIC SECTOR
o Educational
o Academic institutions
o International Agencies
o National / Local Government ECONOMY SECTOR
o Business Sector
o Business Associations
o Enterprise Development Agencies
o Financial institutions
o International Companies
o National companiesCIVIL SECTOR
o Campaiign groups
o Commu unity based organiz zations
o Donor agencies
o Labor oorganization
o Non-go overnment organization (NGOs)
o Private e Voultary organizations
o Religiou us Institutions


THE KEY ROLES OF THE SECTORS:

  1. Public Sector: Creates thhe framework for economic, political and social rights and providees regulations and standard setting mechanisms.
  2. Economy Sector: Investstment and trade creates goods and services. Maximizes profit fo or investors. Provides Employment opportunities, Innovation an nd economic growth.
  3. Civil Society Sector: So ocial development creates opportunities for individual growth and creatively Provides support and services for tho ose in need or excluded from mainstream society.

THE SECTOR ATTRIBUTES:

  1. Public Sector is Right-driven-provides information, stability and legitimacy And tends to be bureaucratic and intransigent.
  2. Economy Sector is Profit-driven-is inventive, single-minded and fast And tends to be single minded and competitive.
  3. Civil Society Sector is Value-driven-is responsive, inclusive and imaginative And tends to be combative and territorial.
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The World Today

Humanity stands at a defining moment in history. We are confronted with a perpetuation of disparities between and within nations, worsening of poverty, hunger, ill health and illiteracy, and the continuing deterioration of the ecosystems on which we depend for our well-being.

Our communities face many adversaries including criminals, nation state actors, terrorists and natural disasters. It’s painfully obvious that our current security and safety infrastructure worldwide is underdeveloped and in most of the developing world nonexistent.

The information technology revolution made entire nations and their economies fully dependent on Cyberspace. Cyberspace is a network of networks that spans the planet. The threat now is that malicious actors on one continent can act on systems thousands of miles way.

Well, it doesn’t affect me you might say! Unfortunately it does in fact directly affect the common individual! When people’s basic human needs are not met, they become more forceful to use more destructive ways (to get their needs met); and that is precisely when it does affect our people.
The past 20 years have been unprecedented economic and social upheaval, as well as increasing environmental degradation, worldwide, the changes have significantly impacted -and are likely to continue to impact -every national and every level of society.
Alongside the benefits of technology and global interactions we see horrifying levels of human misery and devastation from natural and manmade disasters across the world.

Globalization has casualties, as any historic change in human society is bound to have, processors were justified in insisting that those who do best from globalization have both an obligation to do more to look after those casualties and a strong interest in doing so -since, otherwise, they risk a global backlash that could wipe cut all their gains.

 

 

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