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World Peace Sustainability Indicators
Since 2001, this unofficial and independent page has advocated the open and transparent development of World Peace Sustainability Indicators and provided some ideas in an attempt to trigger the development of a World Peace Sustainability Spatial Index.

Please note:
This page was developed after a failure to find any other web page displaying ideas for World Peace Sustainability Indicators. Please, if you know of, or develop a web page displaying ideas to track Global Progress using World Peace Sustainability Indicators then let us know so that we can link to the page. Thank you.



Suggested Indicators to Try:

1 The first suggested method to try to calculate the World Peace Sustainability Indicator Spatial Index was to use the publicly reported per country kilotonne of explosive stockpile. (That is you will have a peaceful time if you carry a big stick.)

References:
Country GDP GDP defense Ratios Calculated Peace Factor Reference
China . . (2350, 410) 0.999 Reference Reference
France . . 500, 464 0.998 Ref GDP | Ref2 | Ref3 | Reference
India . . 95 0.989 Reference
Israel . . 125 0.992 Reference
Pakistan . . 50 0.98 Reference
Russia . . 6094 0.9998 Reference
Ukraine . . 208 0.995 Reference
United Kingdom . . 200 0.995 Reference
United States of America US$9,318.5B (1996) US$349.1B (1996) (3.75% GDP) 7295 0.9999 Ref GDP Ref2


2 The second method is to try to calculate the World Peace Sustainability Indicator Spatial Index using the Population Percentage Playing International Sport. Or, better still, build an index of country population percentages playing intercontinental sport and compare this index to any other spatial index of world peace.

The following diagram shows peaceful nations in June 2002.

June 2002 World Cup Final Soccer Nations

World Population 2000 including England


3 The third suggested method to try is to calculate the World Peace Sustainability Indicator Spatial Index as an Inverse Social Capital Index. A more complicated technique would be to use the inverse of a Neighbourhood Social Capital Index to build a worldwide spatial index of world peace. But first, you would need to agree on a suitable worldwide technique on how to build each Neighbourhood Social Capital Index.

 Global Progress needs Sustainable Peace

Anyone trying to calculate Global Progress, should include a World Peace Sustainability Indicator Spatial Index and not just Global Quality of Life, Global Happiness or Global Life Satisfaction to ensure they are working with a useful Global Index for Sustainable Global Quality of Life, Sustainable Global Happiness or Sustainable Global Life Satisfaction which includes both synergistic and antagonistic parts in building the Global Spatial Index.



Interesting Links:
Àíàëèòè÷åñêèé Öåíòð ïî Ïðîáëåìàì Íåðàñïðîñòðàíåíèÿ | Commonwealth unites against terror | German Council for Sustainable Development (RNE) | Global System for Sustainable Development | Google Search on World Peace Sustainability Indicators | International Conference on Sustainable Development for Lasting Peace: Shared Water, Shared Future, Shared Knowledge | Message for the World Day of Peace 2002 | One World One Dream An Interpretation of the Slogan of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games | 同一个世界 同一个梦想 Google Search | OECD World Forum: Measuring the Progress of Societies | One World One Dream China slogan Google Search | Open Directory | Open Directory | Peace Child | Pope leads world prayer day | United Nations | Mayors for Peace | Waging Peace | Other links to be added as advised

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