Goals
Conceive a maturity model for Democracy
In order to provide concrete help we need:
- a maturity model that helps democracies in taking next steps to strengthen their democracy,
- concrete actions that can be taken by civilians to help them to prevent violence,
- to make leaders understand there is a need to fill the gap left by the United Nations
Create a plan for World Wide Democracy
Working on democracy is not something you do alone. Abandon violence against civilians, and maintaining our environment is not something you can discuss with autocrats.
We need to make an achivable plan, with little steps, that has the clear goal to support democracy (not our business). Business people need to understand they will be the main winners of this policy.
In the 2020 decade Europe is powerless to help in Gaza. But in the rest of Africa we also have crushing responsibility, and are capable to choose democracy over business as a primary goal.
License to be electable
If an employee in a private company behaves unconstructively, he/she is fired. Why are politicians allowed to be disrespectful to each other and tell lies? Leaders who misbehave should lose their electability.
During "Forum talk 1 - Elections under pressure: what's at stake for Representative Democracy." Mr Pierre-Alain Fridez discussed an election council that was used in Bosnia-Herzegovina to judge mistakes during the campaign process. Axel then discussed a proposal for a political driver's license that was picked up during the discussion.
This path as well as the ideas of Mr Fridez will be further developed.
Depoliticization
Politicians are making more and more rules, more politicians, more taxes and more governmental organizations. There must be a movement of deregularization, detaxation and depoliticization.