Rising Charities and Funds
Description
With the development of global industry, the civilians in most countries would become richer and richer, especially in developed countries. In this way, according to the Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, they are no longer just be satisfied with their physiological or safe-purpose needs, but to realize their individual value, the self-actualization, including creativity, lack of prejudice, acceptance of facts, and morality [1]. Therefore, there would be more and more individuals who would like to contribute their own efforts and wealth to charity. At that time, since the educational infrastructure in developed countries would be already sophisticated and almost perfect, the charities’ educational efforts would focus more on developing countries. Therefore, the rise of charity’s power and individuals’ self-achievement awareness would drive the $100 laptop per child project significantly
Enabler
- Improvement of living conditions.
- creasing incentive to help poor people.
- Large companies’ charity willingness.
- Raising awareness of human right and human equality.
- Global village.
- Local governments’ supports.
- Tax exempts
Inhibitor
- Material World
- Massive Cost
- Indolence related to over-donating.
- Broad aspects of improving living condition including food, living place, education, etc.
Paradigm
Expert