New Economy JP2011 Hand Out

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THE THREE ECONOMIES
19TH CENTURY
20TH CENTURY
21ST CENTURY
ECONOMY
AGRICULTURAL
PRODUCTION
KNOWLEDGE
FACTORS
LAND
LABOUR
CAPITAL
LABOUR
RAW MATERIALS
KNOWLEDGE
HUMAN CAPITAL
Why is 21st Century Different?
PARADIGMS
that redefine the 21st Century Work Place.
(Space)
DESCRIBED
AS
MAKE & SELL
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SENSE &
RESPOND
ANGIOGRAM
THIS WORD KILLS!
CARBON ECONOMY-THIS WORD KILLS
IGNORANCE KILLS
THE DANGER OF
NOT KNOWING
WHAT WE DO NOT
KNOW
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GLOBAL COMPETITIVENESS
CURRENT TREND OF COMPANIES
THE DEATH OF JOBS
DOING
MORE
WITH
LESS STAFF
There are still work to be done,
It is just that jobs is not the way to get it done!
Peter Drucker
Our competitive advantage of a cheap LABOUR has

now been removed with CHINA joining the WTO
CHINA
MNCs
& DFI
Philippines
Thailand
Singapore
Japan
Malaysia
Indonesia

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Technology Convergence
Computers
Communications
NanoTech
BioTech
The next information revolution

is well underway. It is not a
revolution in technology,
machinery, techniques, software
or speed. It is a revolution in
Concepts
Diversity Management
INNOVATION & THE FULL BRAIN

COMPANY
LEFT
RIGHT
Changing Perspectives of Manpower
RE-STRUCTURING?
TO MEET THE CHALLENGES OF
THE 21ST CENTURY
Personnel
Authoritarian
Human Resource
Human Capital
Facilitator

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MARKET
MARKET
MARKET
MARKET
The end of
restructuring
Re-structured
Company
The Start of
DESTRUCTURING
MARKET

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De-structured
Company
De-structured
Company
MARKET
MARKET
The end of
Physical Company
De-structured
Company
The Start of
Virtual Companies
MARKET
The Level
Playing Field
Physically Small
Companies
But
Virtually Big
Companies
MARKET

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The Level
Playing Field
MARKET
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The Level
Playing Field
The Level
Playing Field
MARKET
MARKET
The end of
Jobs
The Level
Playing Field
The Start of
Out-Sourcing
MARKET
The end of
I made it myself
Human Resource
ICT Department
ABC
Bank
Back Office
The Start of
Front Office
Value Chains
We made it together
Administration
Bankers

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INDUSTRY VALUE CHAINS
The end of
Organisation
The Start of
Co 3
Co 4
Organised Chaos
Co 2
Co-Operation
Competition
Co 1
Co-Opetition
Sustainable Development
What is Sustainable Development?
What is the main issue that drive
Sustainable Development?
Development or Sustainable
Development?
Meaning of Sustainable Development

Many confused about the definition of sustainable development.
To some, they considered the sustainability of a programme is classified as
sustainable development. To some, they thought of getting public involvement in
any social programme is considered sustainable development in practice. To very
few, sustainable development is talking about programmes benefiting community
at large and environment as a whole for the present and future generation. The
last one should prevail, but many have not shared the same thought.

It is about our children and our future
generations!
Definition
enabling development that meets
today's needs without prejudicing the
ability of future generations to meet
their own needs. ...
What is the main issue that

drive Sustainable Development?
Sustainable Development involves policies, mechanism, structure, practice and

governance system before going into detail on the respective initiatives.
Highlighted initiatives should fulfill the principles of strategic and long term
actions, stakeholders' partnership and participation and of course having
impacts on the social, environmental and economic dimension of development
for the city.
Lee Lih Shyan Blog

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What is at Stake?
BUSINESS OBJECTIVES
THE TRIPLE BOTTOM LINE
PROFIT &
LOSS ACCOUNT
PROFIT
SUSTAINABILTY REPORTS
PLANET
PEOPLE
Social Needs
What are we partnering for?

Sustainable Development
Why Partner?
Problems are multi-sectoral
Multi-Discipline

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LOCAL AGENDA 21
The 40 Chapters
Table of Contents
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Paragraphs
Preamble
International cooperation to accelerate sustainable
development in developing countries and related domestic
policies
Combating poverty
Changing consumption patterns
Demographic dynamics and sustainability
Protecting and promoting human health conditions
Promoting sustainable human settlement development
Integrating environment and development in decisionmaking
SECTION II. CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT OF RESOURCES FOR DEVELOPMENT

9 Protection of the atmosphere
10 Integrated approach to the planning and management of land resources
11 Combating deforestation
12 Managing fragile ecosystems: combating desertification and drought
13 Managing fragile ecosystems: sustainable mountain development
14 Promoting sustainable agriculture and rural development
15 Conservation of biological diversity
16 Environmentally sound management of biotechnology
Protection of the oceans, all kinds of seas, including enclosed and semienclosed seas, and coastal areas and the protection, rational use and
17 development of their living resources
Protection of the quality and supply of freshwater resources: application of
integrated approaches to the development, management and use of water
18 resources
Environmentally sound management of toxic chemicals, including prevention
19 of illegal international traffic in toxic and dangerous products
Environmentally Sound Management of Hazardous Wastes, Including
20 Prevention of Illegal International Traffic in Hazardous Wastes
21 Environmentally sound management of solid wastes and sewage-related issues
22 Safe and environmentally sound management of radioactive wastes

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2.1 - 2.43
3.1 - 3.12
4.1 - 4.27
5.1 - 5.66
6.1 - 6.46
7.1 - 7.80
8.1 - 8.54
SECTION III. STRENGTHENING THE ROLE OF MAJOR GROUPS

23 Preamble
Global action for women towards sustainable and equitable
24 development
25 Children and youth in sustainable development
Recognizing and strengthening the role of indigenous people and
26 their communities
Strengthening the role of non-governmental organizations:
27 partners for sustainable development
28 Local authorities' initiatives in support of Agenda 21
29 Strengthening the role of workers and their trade unions
30 Strengthening the role of business and industry
31 Scientific and technological community
32 Strengthening the role of farmers
SECTION IV. MEANS OF IMPLEMENTATION

33 Financial resources and mechanisms
Transfer of environmentally sound technology,
34 cooperation and capacity-building
35 Science for sustainable development
36 Promoting education, public awareness and training
National mechanisms and international cooperation
37 for capacity-building in developing countries
38 International institutional arrangements
39 International legal instruments and mechanisms
40 Information for decision-making
1.1 - 1.6
Social
Environment
Economy
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Business
Govt
The WSSD motto was "People, Planet, Prosperity". To this we

must add the P for Partnership.
Communities
Partnership between states, international agencies, the private

sector, civil society in the form of NGOs and CBOs, the
practitioners and the professionals, scientists and engineers, above
all the people at the grass roots with whom we must consult,
involve and empower.
We must never make the mistake of viewing people at the
community level as passive objects of our endeavours but rather
as active role-players.
The 3 Sectors
Business
Government
Communities
Business
Government
Communities
Brought together by
Partnership
Social Contract
jphang @it-driven.com
Trisectoral Partnership/ Networks
Economic,
Social,
Technical
Environment
What happens when we leave the

community out of the development
loop.

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Development
Versus SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
COMPETITION BETWEEN
GROWTH
DEVELOPMENT
GREEN
SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT
3 Perspectives
SUSTAINABLE
SOCIETY
Business
Government
Community
Parable of the Commons

It is about our children and our future
generations!
Definition
enabling development that meets
today's needs without prejudicing the
ability of future generations to meet
their own needs. ...

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2/3/2012

THE THREE ECONOMIES

Why is 21st Century Different?

MAKE & SELL

Copyright Jeffrey FK Phang 2011

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THIS WORD KILLS!

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Copyright Jeffrey FK Phang 2011

CARBON ECONOMY-THIS WORD KILLS

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CURRENT TREND OF COMPANIES

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THE DEATH OF JOBS

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Our competitive advantage of a cheap LABOUR has

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The next information revolution

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INNOVATION & THE FULL BRAIN

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Changing Perspectives of Manpower

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INDUSTRY VALUE CHAINS

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Meaning of Sustainable Development

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What is Sustainable Development?

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What is the main issue that

Sustainable Development involves policies, mechanism, structure, practice and

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