The World Subnationals and Nations Declares Poverty a Global Emergency, Launches Operation Eradicate Poverty Program

WEF Data Reveals $14 Trillion Savings Through Global Peace Agreement

Barely two weeks after declaring poverty eradication a global imperative, the World Subnationals and Nations (WSANDN) has officially declared poverty a global emergency, doubling down with a decisive move to combat one of humanity’s most pressing challenges.

The declaration comes as they launch Operation Eradicate Poverty, a multifaceted initiative aimed at addressing poverty’s root causes and effects, which is a part of the WSANDN VISION2030 framework. Describing Poverty as the world’s deadliest pandemic in history, the President General of the Organization Dr. Dominion V. Judah called for a global collective action to bring an end to it, while pledging that his leadership will rally funds and partner with local and global institutions to implement the programs outlined for the operation.

The urgency of this program is reinforced by significant data from the World Economic Forum (WEF), revealing that the Global Peace Agreement (GPA) could save the global economy an astonishing $14 trillion annually. The amount represents the annual cost of conflicts worldwide and underscores the need for a collective effort to eliminate violence and promote peace. As stated in a 2018 report by Rob Smith, CEO of Vista Equity Partners, WEF EDISON Alliance Founding Member, and Agenda Contributor, these costs encompass military expenditures, humanitarian crises, and economic disruptions that could otherwise be redirected toward development initiatives.

The WSANDN VISION2030 framework focuses on the elimination of poverty through grassroots programs aimed at tackling identified issues, encapsulated in a focus statement tagged “20 Things to End by 2030.” Among the initiatives of Operation Eradicate Poverty are the Poverty Eradication Education Program, Agriculture Program, Health Program, Food Security, Economic Development, and Entrepreneurship Program. Each program is designed to empower communities and provide them with the necessary tools to break the cycle of poverty.

WSANDN President General Dominion V. Judah highlighted the Global Peace Agreement’s potential to alleviate poverty and promote global development, highlighting its practicality and economic benefits, despite the world’s deadliest pandemic.

The Global Peace Agreement, a key component of the Sign for Peace Campaign, aims to eradicate global armed conflicts and terrorism, marking significant international progress since WWII.

The GPA’s reallocation of conflict management resources could significantly contribute to poverty eradication, providing financial relief for essential services like education, healthcare, and infrastructure.

The Global Peace Agreement and Operation Eradicate Poverty are key initiatives for global stability, focusing on economic relief and conflict elimination for a better future for all.

WSANDN urges global unity for a conflict-free world, emphasizing economic implications and moral imperative to eradicate poverty, emphasizing the urgent need for collective responsibility. Peace and development are interconnected, requiring immediate attention. Supporting the Global Peace Agreement and Operation Eradicate Poverty can catalyze change for a just, equitable world.