We will explain in an easy-to-understand way how to visualize the Mete Foundation's business plan.

We will explain in an easy-to-understand way how to visualize the Mete Foundation's business plan.

Images are important in order to make things come true. In other words, it is said that you cannot realize what you cannot imagine. For the Mete Foundation, the maximum budget is 1,300 trillion euros. This is the maximum budget that can be used in the 30-year plan from 2020 to 2050.

It's so grand that it's hard to imagine, but there are about 200 countries in the world. If you simply calculate the average budget available per country,

The calculation result is 1,300 trillion euros ÷ 200 countries = 6.5 trillion euros.

In other words, each country has an average budget of 6.5 trillion euros. In other words, at the current Japanese yen rate, it is 1,000 trillion yen.

If we simply divide that amount over 30 years and calculate it, we get 1,000 trillion yen ÷ 30 years = 34.4 trillion yen.

As you can understand, if all member states of the United Nations became members and distributed the same amount to each country every year, the Mete Foundation would receive an average of 34 trillion yen per member country each year. public investment projects.

This is how it would be if we were to distribute it on average per country, regardless of its land area or population. If public investment of 34 trillion yen could be made every year, and continued for 30 years, every country on earth would carry out environmental improvement projects and carry out national projects on issues related to infrastructure, energy, medical care, education, food, clothing, and shelter. Don't you imagine that if you invest in the member countries, the situation will definitely improve?

In other words, the purpose is to create a world where humans and living things can live sustainably, by making use of this huge amount of budget that is scheduled to be distributed, focusing on public investment and environmental improvement projects throughout the planet.

Member countries must proactively resolve various issues and problems in order to improve their own environment through environmental improvement projects. To do that, the Mete Foundation will support national governments.

In other words, if all countries consider continuing public investment with a budget of over 34 trillion yen every year and promote environmental improvement projects while continuing to invest, considerable results will be achieved over 30 years. It can be said that it can be produced. Since financial resources are vast, we should consider how to utilize them.

Therefore, in order to promote and carry out the national projects of our member countries, our foundation has decided to conclude a comprehensive contract with the member countries so that we can immediately take on various national projects and carry out the work. I will do it. Once a public investment project is completed, the project will be transferred to the local community, who will then manage it.

In other words, the Mete Foundation funds public investment projects in member countries, supervises their implementation and brings them to completion. After completion, all operations will be transferred to the local government.

Using this pattern, we will carry out national projects requested by member countries. In other words, in order to realize such a huge public investment project, we need companies and human resources to carry it out. In other words, we can create opportunities to improve the level of corporate technology, create employment, and, in conclusion, create a prosperous environment.

This can be described as a public investment project that could be called the New Deal for a new era. In other words, SRP actively invested funds in public investment projects starting with the New Deal policy after the Great Depression from 1930 to 1935.

There is such a history. In other words, although it started in the United States, this SRP public investment project has a history of being used as a limited national project, but when establishing the Mete Foundation in 2020, the United Nations regulations were revised. The system was amended to allow all United Nations member states to utilize SRP assets in public investment projects.

This is a little known fact, but this is an internal work. With this amendment to the United Nations rules, SRP is now able to utilize funds for public investment projects in each country. The Foundation recruits member countries and actively supports public investment projects for those countries.

Basically, in many cases, the Mete Foundation backs up funds as a behind-the-scenes job, supporting government finances such as purchasing government bonds, but from now on, it will actively support public investment projects that are visible on the surface. By investing funds in , we are looking forward to recruiting member countries and requesting public investment projects of their choice.

Therefore, the reason why I am actively explaining this on this blog is to increase the number of member countries and to collect information on which countries are seeking what kind of public investment projects. If a desired public investment project exists, it will be our foundation's accomplishment to take on that project and bring it to fruition. "Mete" means "to distribute".

In other words, the Mete Foundation's job is to complete public investment projects and use and distribute funds.

We are actively seeking requests for amazing public investment projects from United Nations member states. Honestly, I have a big budget, so I'm looking for a huge, amazing project. The Foundation actively undertakes and supports public investment projects that are national projects. Once completed, everything will be handed over to the local community.

This image helps readers of this blog who are promoting projects such as public investment projects, ODA, and development assistance, to understand our foundation. I think this will give you better information. This means that unless we first increase the number of member countries, we will not be able to actively undertake public investment projects from our foundation. The Foundation's approach is to undertake all public investment projects as soon as it becomes a member. In that case, a comprehensive consignment contract will be concluded, the subsequent work will be completed by the foundation, and once completed, the project will be transferred to the local area. This pattern supports member countries' public investment projects. By using this method, proactive public investment projects can be realized without any financial burden on the government or the public.