In Stereo?

For further understanding of the Influx Project you may like to consider how it may appeal to the following poorly contrived stereotypes:

Darwin
Throughout the evolution of the human species we have been filtered by the process of competition, conflict, natural section and the fittest surviving. This is not however the full story. We have survived and succeeded as a species owing also to our ability to co-operate and recognise the benefits of reciprocity; exchange with others. The Influx Project encourages greater influence for those nations whose people seek to develop through less damaging conflict, as advocated by the United Nations.

Academic
It’s an opportunity to gain invaluable data regarding our modern, global ‘civilization’ and international co-operation. The Influx Project can not only gauge how this developing relationship between civil society and the UN but can develop further capacity for it to bring positive change.

Executive
Integrating the UN’s organisational structure with improved stakeholder leverage from the wider public will encourage the market force pressure for establishing a more efficient organisation. The returns to the customer of a more co-operative and trusting global society are invaluable and the small pledges from each individual definition, represent guaranteed good value by definition as each customer only pays at a point which represents benefit to the customer.

Sports Fan
Currently the referee is paid much more by one side (of any dispute) than the other so nobody expects a fair game. If the referee was funded by everyone in the audience giving a tiny amount each, then we’ll get a better game.

Hippy
It’s totally the epicentre of mankind’s peace and love for one another and mother earth. By focusing our positive energies positively on areas of conflict in the world we can give much needed attention to living in ‘beautiful kharma-harmony with the planet and healing the environment. It’s the rainbow linking idealism and realism, and we’ll walk it together man!

Under 19
The United Nations acts something like an iron, trying to remove the wrinkles caused in the world by all the people living on it. In order for the iron to work better it needs to be as heavy as possible and we think the best way to achieve this is for as many people as possible to get involved and jump aboard the iron.
It is also like a whale with a few splinters in its side and it needs our help to remove the splinters so it may continue its journey in peace.

UN Staff
If you have experience of working for the UN please write to tell us how you think support through the Influx Project would contribute to your work.