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SECTORS / INDUSTRIES
THE ECONOMIC SYSTEM IS ORGANIZED BY SECTOR
WITHIN THE SECTORS THERE ARE A NUMBER OF INDUSTRIES
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Chapter 1. Sector Perspective
This chapter describes the importance of a multi-sector approach ... how a single sector initiative frequently fails because some other sector is not functional. This chapter also highlights the importance of sector specific technical capacity.
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Chapter 2. Sectors: Governance ... Government
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The enforcement of law and order
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Chapter 3. Sectors: Infrastructure
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Chapter 4. Sectors: Agriculture, Fisheries and Food
This chapter expands on the many components of these sectors including:
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Chapter 5. Sectors: Industrial Sector
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Chapter 6. Sectors: Trade and Logistics
This chapter expands on the many components of these sectors including:
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Chapter 7. Sectors: Service Sectors
This chapter expands on the many components of these sectors including:
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Chapter 8. A lot more issues ... afterword
This chapter starts the dialog about how sector activity should be incorporated into activities to progress society and the economy.
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ACADEMIA / UNIVERSITIES / RESEARCH
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ACADEMIA
A critical component of a successful 21st century knowledge economy
Potentially a source of a lot of knowledge, but much of the work is academic without being valuable.
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AGRICULTURE
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The link between LAND and natural raw materials including FOOD
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AIR / ATMOSPHERE
Air and the atmosphere are part of NATURAL CAPITAL, essential for a healthy life and a climate equilibrium that has been supporting humankind for many thousands of years.
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ARTS / CULTURE / ENTERTAINMENT
Undervalued but something of vital importance in a post industrial economy
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ALL THE PROCESSES
THE IMPACT OF ACTIVITIES / STREAMS / SECTORS
These are responsible for the amazing improvement in quality of life and standard of living over the past 200 years, and also responsible for the degradation of the environment. The efficiency of these are the key to a better world.
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STREAMS / STRANDS / STRINGS
STREAMS / STRANDS / STRINGS REFLECT THE FLOWS THROUGH THE SOCIO-ENVIR0-ECONOMIC SYSTEM
LINKS BETWEEN PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION, DEPLETION OF NATURAL CAPITAL AND IMPROVEMENT IN HUMAN CAPITAL
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SECTORS / INDUSTRIES per SASB
Mapping the SASB framing of the issues to the TVM approach
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL SERVICES SECTOR
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL SERVICES
A service to facilitate economic transactions ... a lubricant but NOT a fuel nor the engine
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BANKING AND FINANCE
Hugely profitable, but services essential to the “south” are not available because the profits not big enough.
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BANKING
BANKING is a STRAND in the modern socio-enviro-economic system. There is a widely held belief that the banking sector creates wealth, but this is not real. The banking sector merely consolidates wealth created in other sectors and enables the concentration of wealth by those who are in positions of power and influence.
BANKING is a lubricant for the functioning of the socio-enviro-economic, but neither the engine for the system nor the fuel!
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Insurance sector.
Insurance is an industry whose purpose if to address the issue of risk, and enable risk to be managed because financial provisions have been made.
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CHILDREN'S EDUCATION
The education of children sets the stage for the future of a society
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Chapter 7. Sectors: Service Sectors
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CONSTRUCTION
The link between the infrastructure we have and the new infrastructure we will have
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CONSTRUCTION
Local construction companies ought to be a driver of local economic performance, but they are often displaced by outside contractors.
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EDUCATION
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EDUCATION
The education sector is critical to the future performance of the economy, but badly underfunded and good education is far from being accessible to all.
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ENERGY
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Enterprise sector.
A simple way to describe the private for profit organizations that can be the driver of sustainable socio-economic progress.
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GOVERNMENT
An essential part of a civilized society and important for the performance of the system
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GOVERNANCE ... GOVERNMENT
Chapter 2 of the Burgess Book. This includes Policy Administrations, Government Accounting, Public Finance etc. ...
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GOVERNMENT
This ought to be facilitating socio-economic progress, but too much is constraining progress. Not enough accounting and accountability.
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Chapter 2. Sectors: Governance ... Government
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HEALTH AND WELLNESS STREAM
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PRODUCTS: Good food / Addictions / Toxins / Recreation
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HEALTH
The health sector is critical to the health of the population, and seriously underfunded in the face of some pandemic health issues.
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Health sector.
The health sector is critical to the health of the population, and seriously underfunded in the face of some pandemic health issues.
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Health ... Malaria
The health sector is critical to the health of the population, and seriously underfunded in the face of some pandemic health issues.
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HOUSING
Shelter is an essential basic need
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Housing is a sector that can be a useful driver of economic progress. There is a big need for affordable housing, especially in urban areas.
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INFRASTRUCTURE
Infrastructure makes a major contribution to the performance of the socio-enviro-economic system
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INFRASTRUCTURE
Chapter 3 of a draft Burgess Book from 2008. This includes Housing, Seaports, Airports, Roads and Bridges, Telecom and Internet, Electricity, Water etc. ...
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INFRASTRUCTURE
Getting infrastructure upgraded can be a driver of the economy, but only if it is done with some understanding of the dynamics of development and the damage caused by economic distortion.
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INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT / HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE
An important complement to national security and essential for a better world for everyone
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Civil war / Genocide / Hunger / Poverty / Homelessness / Devastation
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Relief and development sector.
A shorthand to cover all the activities of the official relief and development organizations, governments, NGOs, etc. that work on disaster relief and socio-economic progress.
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TRADE
Trade is a major link for the global socio-enviro-economic system
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International trade sector.
There needs to be a lot more of fair (equitable) trade than merely free trade.
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JOBS / EMPLOYMENT
The link that enables a person to contribute to society AND pay for quality of life
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JOBS / EMPLOYMENT
Where there is employment and well paying jobs, and a lot of economic. social and relief and development problems go away. This ought to be a major priority but there is a lot of misunderstanding about what is jobe creation and what is job destruction.
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EMPLOYMENT
An essential STRAND in the modern socio-enviro-economic system
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EMPLOYMENT
A big ISSUE in the functioning of the modern economy, and also in its increasing dysfunction
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KNOWLEDGE / TECHNOLOGY
A fundamental constraint on progress and performance ... but way ahead of decision makers and investors
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LAND
Land is a component of NATURAL CAPITAL, and a limitation on growth and the performance of the socio-enviro-economic system
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LAW
Rule of law is a foundation for socio-enviro-economic stability and performance
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LEGAL AND JUSTICE SECTOR
Too often underfunded and unable to function well. Not well integrated with traditional systems of justice.
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MANUFACTURING PROCESSES / PRODUCTION
The efficiency of manufacturing processes determines a lot about both society and the environment
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Chapter 5 of a draft Burgess Book from 2008. This includes Energy (oil and gas, electricity, coal, renewables) Minerals and Mining, Manufacturing, Construction, etc. ...
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MILITARY / MILITARY INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX
A critical part of national security, but only a part
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More sunlight is needed in connection with military equipment and supplies and how they are used.
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MINING / NATURAL RESOURCE EXTRACTION
An essential part of the PRODUCT stream, with important impact on the natural environment
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MINING SECTOR
A sector that ought to produce huge value for the “south”, but it needs work to allow it to achieve value for the “south”
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Part of NATURAL CAPITAL and a critical part of the biosphere and natural circulations
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Transport is part of the infrastructure that is in great disrepair in the “south” and costly to the society.
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POLICE
POLICE ... the thin blue line that is so important for domestic safety and a civil society
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POST USE WASTE CHAIN
WASTE MANAGEMENT / CIRCULAR ECONOMY / RECYCLING
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PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
Professional services are essentially overhead and too much a drag on socio-enviro-economic performance
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Accountancy is ... TO COME
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Architecture.
TO COME
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Engineering Consultancy
TO COME
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RECREATION / SPORTS
Important for quality of life
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The critical interaction involving the product and the eventual buyer that will use the product
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Look at the retail sector and a lot can be learned about the state of socio-economic progress.
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Chapter 7 of the Burgess Book. These sectors include health, education, sanitation, police, etc. ...
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SKILLS TRAINING
A complementary aspect of education
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These sectors include health, education, etc. that are needed to improve the status of the population.
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TECHNOLOGY
Knowledge and technology has been the enabler of progress for all of humankind, and never moreso than now
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Knowledge and technology has been the enabler of progress for all of humankind, and never moreso than now
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TELECOM / COMMUNICATIONS
Telecom and communications can be the foundation for an informed knowledge economy, or a channel for massive misinformation
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The telecom sector has evolved a lot in the recent years, and change continues. Getting relief and development friendly telecom is critical to success.
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TRAVEL AND TOURISM
Travel and tourism can be a way for the world to come together
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Tourism has great potential for the “south” but it needs management and development of destinations.
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Water is part of NATURAL CAPITAL and essential for life but potable water is scarce and insufficient for unlimited exploitation
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Waste is one of the biggest inefficiencies in the modern socio-enviro-economic system. Waste exists at every stage of the supply chain, during the various manufacturing processes, during the use of the product and then in the post use waste cycle.
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Water is part of NATURAL CAPITAL and essential for life but potable water is scarce and insufficient for unlimited exploitation
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Natural resources sector.
Natural resources of all sorts are abundant in the “south” but not exploited much for the benefit of the “south” but mainly for the benefit of foreign investors and their foreign staff.
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Public sector, private sector.
If it is government it is the public sector, if it is not, it is the private sector.
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Luxury sector.
This sector has a high profit derived from the huge disposable income of people with great wealth. Mainly involved with obscenely expensive baubles and toys.
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These sectors include mining, manufacturing, agriculture, fisheries, etc. that make things needed for society locally or internationally.
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Put banksters in jail ... Credit card revolt ... Thomas Jefferson (cartoon)
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Chicken
Food, Agriculture and Fisheries ... Chicken ... U.S. Government Buys $40 Million Worth of Chicken Nobody Wants ... August 2011
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The following is from tha C$) / LSE report of 2016 (page 8)
Box 1.1 List of 13 key sectors examined in the co-benefits literature
Overall, 13 key sectors and 55 sub-sectors were reviewed for co-benefits. Economy & Development,
Social Inclusion and Environment were not included as sectors, but wereinsteadcaptured as co-benefits across the 13 sectors.
1. Health
• Health efficiency
• Children
• Elderly
• Care services
• Pharmaceuticals
• Malnutrition
2. Land use planning
• Planning rules
• Infrastructure planning
• Regeneration
• Green spaces
3. Transport
• Rail
• Metro
• Roads
• Parking
• Road safety
• Cycling
• Walking
• E-mobility
• Shared mobility
• Multimodality
• Airports
• River transport
• Freight
• New technology
4. Water
• Water quality
• Water pollution
• Water distribution
• Flood protection
• Sewerage
5. Buildings
• Energy efficiency
• Building standards
• New technology
6. Digital
7. Energy
• Energy security
• Low carbon energy
• Energy regulation
• Smart grids & energy
distribution
• Distributed energy
8. Education
• Childcare
• Schools
• Higher education
9. Tourism, Culture and Sport
• Tourism
• Culture
• Sport
10. Food security
• Food distribution
• Food safety
11. Air quality
• Carbon emissions
• Air pollution
12. Waste
• Household waste
• Industrial waste
• Recycling
• Landfill
• Incineration
13. Disaster & emergency
• Contingency planning
• Resilient infrastructure
• Fire & emergency services
Five strategic sectors
The co-benefits identified in the sectoral literature review were grouped into five strategic sectors:
Health, Mobility, Resources, Buildings, and Economy.
These strategic sectors were then divided into:
city goals,
policy actions and
co-benefits.
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