11. BRI - Sustainable Development and Conservation with U-Model.org

 11. BRI - Sustainable Development and Conservation  with U-Model.org





U-Model.org 


"To be what you want, to do what you want, and to live wherever you want. That is all." 


1. People should not harm each other - CODE.911.bg

short: https://www.911.bg/code-911-bg


2. Organizations must be effective in serving people - CREDO.911.bg

short: https://www.911.bg/credo-911-bg


3. People should have correct and realistic expectations - RIGHTS.911.bg

short: https://www.911.bg/rights-911-bg

U-Model definition: There are the three main conditions the above, namely - 1., 2., 3., which guaranteeing for the long-term existence of human civilization through the achievement of 5 main goals: 1. Maximizing Productivity and Efficiency, 2. Minimizing public costs, 3. Maximizing service to citizens, 4. Minimizing mortality, 5. Maximizing Happiness 

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