International

kicks off a creative thinking process:

JUNE 26-28,2020, MUNICH

Conclusio 1 – Covid-19 Vaccine as a Global Common Good

Conclusio 2 – WeDefining the Economy

Conclusio 3 – All have a Voice

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We would like

given by

(Exectutive Director

of Yunus Centre) and the

(Professor of Research

and Science Management, Leadership

Development at Technical University Munich)

& (Head of Center for

Leadership and People Management at LM

University Munich)

Director General

of Senckenberg Society for Natural Science)

(Founding Director

of BIOTOPIA Naturkundemuseum Bayern)

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INSPIRED BY SOCIAL SCIENCE

Why are contributions to the common good less valued by the system than speculative investments at stock markets?

What are the key findings and lessons learnedthat we can take from the pandemic crisis?

How can we create a society that considers the rights of all life on this planet? And what is the role of corporatesand the economy to sustain those rights in the future?

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– Kofi Annan, served as 7th Secretary-General

of the UN from 1997 to 2006

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, during the summer of

purpose, a creative, dynamic and interdisciplinary dialogue about

and the basic consensus that there is >< after the corona pandemic.

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Director General of

Senckenberg Society for Natural Science

Founder of ‘Healthy Planet Healthy People’

rimatologist and

Anthropologist

Conductor of ADDA Simfònica Co-Founders of Sing For Hope

COVID-19 VACCINE AS A

GLOBAL COMMON GOOD

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>The only way to is to have a

, in the city and in the

countryside, men and women, in rich and poor countries.<.<

at the summer of purpose, June 26-26, 2020, Munich

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We, the undersigned, make this

joint appeal to all the global

leaders, international

organizations, and

governments to adopt legal

measures and make official

statements declaring COVID-19

vaccines as a Global Common

Good, free from any patent

right belonging to anyone.

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Founder & CEO of Emergent Telecom Ventures

Former President of Ireland & Former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Executive Director of Yunus Centre Nobel Peace Laureate

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E EFINING

THE ECONOMY

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>Helping people to help

themselves by setting up a

credit system in Bangladesh

is inextricably linked with your

name. It has

. I am convinced

that your thoughts in your

contribution

to a

will

provide in

the discussion we are all

involved in overcoming the

.<

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>We are dealing with a decade

of transformation.<

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>We urgently need a

to fuel a

. Trillions of

capital are on the capital

market and are currently

steering profit optimization.

would help to promote the

companies that

- in the form of

.

What a

would then be

created. It's not about us

- .<

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E EFINING THE ECONOMY

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in the way

, especially with our

entrepreneurial organisations.

We are certain that our new

.

An important prerequisite

for this change is an

.

If we take on this

a

can emerge.

should

be based on the principles of

.

BMW board member Peter

Schwarzenbauer looked into the

future: >

.<

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>The orientation of the

must be scaled from the

corporate level to the

, just as Article 151 of the

Bavarian Constitution already

states today:

.

This requires

. At company level, a

public welfare balance sheet

linked to incentives can ensure

that only and

that

strive for the are

.<

>Common good economy means

nothing other than to bring the

basic values back into the overall

view of corporate measures<

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Nobel Peace Laureate

Managing Directorof Grameen Creative Lab

Member of Supervisory Board UnternehmerTUM & Former Board Member of the BMW Group

Member of the Board of Executive Directors of BASF SE & Founding Member

of the value balancing alliance

Special Advisor to the Federal Chancellor Head of Strategy

Unit Think Austria

Author, Co-Founder of Attacand the Common Good Economy Movement

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“We are part of a superorganism.

And what I mean by that, is we are

part of an interconnected

living system”

Ron Garan (Former NASA Astronaut)

at Colloquium 51, June 26, 2020

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– Excerpts from Ron Garan’s

upcoming book Floating in Darkness

ALL HAVE A VOICE

One of the main topics at the

Colloquium 51 was the

.

After the terrible sufferings that

the Second World War brought

upon the world, we, the people of

the United Nations, recognized

that

. As a result,

the Universal declaration of

was adopted in 1948.

A milestone. A turning point.

Because today, 75 years later,

in the face of the climate crisis,

we realize

.

A hidden truth that the corona

pandemic has brought to the light.

No longer are we able as

individuals to neglect our

interdependence within the

superorganism.

Inspiring projects such as

" " ,

the

creatively

enable us to realize what the

Astronauts can see clearly from

space.

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In the name of life, raising its voice, driven to

sustain itself, we demand a system change!

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We call for a

to the Universal Declaration

of Human Rights, namely,

, and

. We have to

must become the

key.

We need to bring our

in accordance with

the existing innovative

.

. And all

those who are closely connected

with the nature that surrounds us.

Because it doesn't just begin with

nature, it is the basis for all life.

Let’s take on

and

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Director General of

Senckenberg Society for Natural Science

Founder of ‘Healthy Planet Healthy People’

rimatologist and

Anthropologist

Conductor of ADDA Simfònica Co-Founders of Sing For Hope

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The group of

had an intensive exchange of ideas with the medical doctor and

to make use of their .

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The and

the

will

to create

in their scope of action. Their ideas

and results will follow with an

.

Managing Directorof Yunus Sports Hub

Managing Directorof Yunus Evironment Hub

at the summer of purpose, June 26-26, 2020, Munich

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>There is no other choice than putting

so that we can have . To do this,

we inspire individuals and society. This is

.<

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Out of the Colloquium 51and its Conclusio, two

ought to be for their

to the .

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During the big

, Albatros opened

, setting up

shelters, giving guidance

through integration and

creating employment

opportunities for them.

and in order to contain

the spread of the Corona virus,

in the midst of

the pandemic to set up and

.

in Berlin to help design the

camp not only under strict

security measurements,

but also to create a

for its inhabitants.

Founder & Managing Director of Albatros

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Director General of

Senckenberg Society for Natural Science

Founder of ‘Healthy Planet Healthy People’

rimatologist and

Anthropologist

Conductor of ADDA Simfònica Co-Founders of Sing For Hope

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