In our pursuit of a more equitable world, we are championing the implementation of a Worldwide Unconditional Basic Income (UBI). UBI has shown remarkable promise in addressing poverty, as evidenced by numerous local pilot programs across the globe.
Achieving Sustainable Development Goals
Eradicating poverty in all its forms is the foremost of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) set for 2030 by the United Nations. This primary position is not arbitrary; eliminating poverty has a cascading positive effect on many other SDGs. By establishing a global UBI system, we can make significant progress towards eradicating poverty.
The Simplicity and Challenges of UBI
At its core, the concept of UBI is straightforward: create a consistent flow of funds and develop an efficient distribution mechanism. However, implementing this on a global scale presents several challenges:
- Identifying sustainable funding sources
- Designing effective distribution systems
- Ensuring access across diverse populations
To create a Worldwide Basic Income system we seek collaboration with various stakeholders. We invite support and participation from individuals, organizations, and governments committed to creating a more equitable world. Together, we can turn the vision of a poverty-free future into reality through the power of Unconditional Basic Income.
Currently our focus is on:
- Exploring viable and sustainable funding sources
- Analyzing promising distribution methods
Do you want to know more about basic income?
Here you can find more about what a basic income is exactly and why it is such a good idea.
- Read all the basics at Wikipedia.
- Find out more about it or maybe even join the Basic Income Earth Network
- View Rutger Bregman’s Ted Talk on Basic Income.