[برينغ توجثر] الالأمم المتّحدة مجموعة الخبيرات أن ينظر في يصلح ال [إكنوميك سستم] شاملة يتبع الحالة فوضى أنّ يؤخذ سيطرة من ال [وورلد]€ [س] اقتصاد.

التشكيل من رفيع المستوى قوّة استراتيجيّة حدث هامّ أنّ يحتاج هذا مشكلة شاملة حل شاملة, بما أنّ يميّز بالالأمم المتّحدة [جنرل سّمبلي] رئيس [ميغل] [د]€ [إسكتو] الذي ادّعى €[ث] إضطراب حاليّة في النظامة ماليّة يستطيع لا يكون حللت من خلال إستجابات [بيسمل] في الوطنيّة ومستويات إقليميّة غير أنّ يتطلّب ينسّق جهد في الشاملة [لفل.]€ 

D’escoto also said that a voice needs to be given to those who “suffer the consequences of the decisions that have not been made by them.” The financial crisis is stark evidence of how decisions taken by a just a few can have disastrous consequences on many people, even those living in countries far away from the decision-makers. The United Nations offers a unique opportunity to allow the governments of nearly every country in the world to have a say in decision-making. However whilst governments can get their voices heard, they do not always represent the people of their countries. Individuals do not have a say in decisions made at the global level.

The Influx project allows individuals to become involved in the United Nations and global decision making process. The Influx Rating system measures the commitment of individuals from different countries to improving the efforts of the UN, regardless of the position of their governments.