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So maybe 10 years from now, if this project succeeds, you will be sitting in an interview having to fill out this crazy global knowledge.
No — well, yes, but they are not so important in the global statistics, that is what I'm saying.
Big data is important, and big data is new, and when you think about it, the only way this planet is going to deal with its global challenges — to feed people, supply them with medical care, supply them with energy, electricity, and to make sure they're not burnt to a crisp because of global warming — is because of the effective use of data.
The hope is that they will help transform access to care, the health picture in impoverished areas, and even the way medicine itself is learned and practiced, and that they will become pioneers in our global reach for universal health coverage, surely a tall order.
First, they just don't have enough doctors, and where they do, their distribution is skewed against the poor, because our global health crisis is fed by a crisis in human resources.
It could be that we all start having a lot of children in the future, and the growth rates are going to be higher, but from now on, these are the best projections we have, and this will make global growth decline and the gap between the rate of return go up.
We know too little about global wealth dynamics, so we need international transmission of bank information.
We need a global registry of financial assets, more coordination on wealth taxation, and even wealth tax with a small tax rate will be a way to produce information so that then we can adapt our policies to whatever we observe.
The global average cost of sending money is eight percent.
Increasingly, I feel like a global citizen.
This is the crux of the work on which I have been singularly focused for the last 16 months, the question of why privacy matters, a question that has arisen in the context of a global debate, enabled by the revelations of Edward Snowden that the United States and its partners, unbeknownst to the entire world, has converted the Internet, once heralded as an unprecedented tool of liberation and democratization, into an unprecedented zone of mass, indiscriminate surveillance.
Seventy-five percent of global energy consumption occurs in our cities, and 80 percent of gas emissions that cause global warming come from our cities.
So things that you and I might think about as global problems, like climate change, the energy crisis or poverty, are really, in many ways, city problems.
So Rio, like so many cities across the global South, is a place where you can go from northern Europe to sub-Saharan Africa in the space of 30 minutes.
Those are the kinds of decisions that can actually impact global problems that manifest themselves in our cities.
On October 15, we will celebrate Global Handwashing Day.
Throughout this time, I also studied many laws, I talked to many people, I read up on many cases, and I found that the lack of justness is not just a problem in Afghanistan, but it's a global problem.
The first reason is that simply put, people are very uneducated as to what their legal rights were, and I find that this is a global problem.
We all need to create a global culture of human rights and be investors in a global human rights economy, and by working in this mindset, we can significantly improve justice globally.
We live in a different world now, and what were once individual problems are really now global problems for all of us.
I'm not saying we should all buy a plane ticket and go to Afghanistan, but we can all be contributors to a global human rights economy.
And by working together with a concerted mindset, through the people, public and private sector, we can create a global human rights economy and all become global investors in human rights.
Now, for those of you who have lived in the global South, you'll know that missed calls are a really critical part of global mobile culture.
It was the eve of the Gulf War and I organized a global campaign to flood the hotel, the Intercontinental in Geneva, where James Baker and Tariq Aziz were meeting on the eve of the war, and I thought if I could flood them with faxes, we'll stop the war.
This involved a journey into national and global advocacy and meeting some of the most extraordinary people in the world.
Can citizens influence and shape national and global policy?"
Latin America has nine percent of the world's population, but 25 percent of its global violent deaths.
The second initiative was also home-grown, but is today a global movement to reform the international drug control regime.
The commission is a high-level group of global leaders brought together to identify more humane and effective approaches to the issue of drugs.
What I'm talking about, and what the Global Commission advocates for is creating a highly regulated market, where different drugs would have different degrees of regulation.
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