THE CALZATO INITIATIVE
Does this website seem too simple? Well, I would to share this simple methodology about finding solutions to complex problems: finding solutions to obstacles is easier than you think. Ending world hunger, supplying fresh water to impoverished regions, and providing high quality shelter for the homeless are obstacles that are very easy to figure out. It's easy for me, at least with my creative thinking and education. Below I've created and started the checklist and to-do list in order bring this planet to the place it should be. Use the information as a checklist and to-do guide in order to solve these simple global obstacles. Accurately researching this important information from sections below will simplify finding the solutions. Gathering the information with the checklist below is a great start, but more information must be gathered for each obstacle, country by country, in order figure out some more details.
END WORLD HUNGER, THE CALZATO INITIATIVE
CHECKLIST GUIDE: GATHER INFORMATION BELOW COUNTRY BY COUNTRY• Total Population
• Number of People Who Are Food Insecure
• Number of Food Banks & Soup Kitchens Needed to End Hunger Within Country
• Cost of Building Food Banks for Hungry Communities
• Best Regions, Cities, & Towns for Food Bank & Soup Kitchen Development
• Available Area for Food Community Construction
• Number of Funds Dedicated to Food Banks, Soup Kitchens, Public Farms, & Food Factories
• Number of Contruction Companies Able & Available to Build Food Banks & Soup Kitchens
• Number of Volunteers Available For Food Bank Construction
• Number of Volunteers For Permanent Positions Within Food Banks & Soup Kitchens Community
• Number of Dedicated Organizations
• Number of Dedicated Charities
• Cost to Create National Awareness For End Hunger Fundraising
• Food Community Businesses For National and International Growth
• Number of Restaurants by Region
• Local Abundant Resources
• Include and modify relevant checklist points from FRESH WATER AND HOMELESS sections below for this section END HUNGER
EXAMPLE
• Total Population: 100,000,000
• Number of People Who Are Food Insecure: 5,000,000
• Number of Food Banks & Soup Kitchens Needed to End Hunger Within Country: 2500
• Cost of Building Food Banks for Hungry Communities: $50,000 Each
• Best Regions, Cities, & Towns for Food Bank & Soup Kitchen Development: Name Cities & Towns Here
• Available Area for Food Community Construction: 54 Locations within city (A) for development
• Number of Funds Dedicated to Food Banks, Soup Kitchens, Public Farms, & Food Factories: $80,000,000
• Number of Contruction Companies Able & Available to Build Food Banks & Soup Kitchens: 1000
• Number of Volunteers Available For Food Bank Construction: 10,000
• Number of Volunteers For Permanent Positions Within Food Banks & Soup Kitchens Community: 5000
• Number of Dedicated Organizations: 100
• Number of Dedicated Charities: 100
• Cost to Create National Awareness For End Hunger Fundraising: $100,000
• Funds Generated From End Hunger Fundraising: $1,000,000,000
• Food Community Businesses For National and International Growth: 1000
• Number of Restaurants with Food Donation Program by Region: 50 restaurants in city A, 150 in city B, etc.
• Local Abundant Resources: Foods Which Are Easily Accessible in Country, State, Province
CREATING GLOBAL FRESH WATER ACCESS, THE CALZATO INITIATIVE
CHECKLIST GUIDE: GATHER INFORMATION BELOW COUNTRY BY COUNTRY• Total Population
• Number of People Suffering From Fresh Water Scarcity
• Number of Communities With No Fresh Water
• Specific Regions or Areas With No Fresh Water
• Number of Dedicated Organizations
• Number of Dedicated Charities
• Total cost per each fresh water method created and installed for each region and city
• Cost per community to solve water scarcity
• What are the old method for fresh water creation
• What are the new innovations which are already available for fresh water creation
• Are there any new upcoming innovations methods for fresh water creation
• Cost to Create National Awareness For National and Internernational Global Fresh Water Access
• Number of local volunteers to help build infrastructure new local fresh water access sources
• Include and modify relevant checklist points from sections below and above (END WORLD HUNGER AND END HOMELESSNESS) for this section, CREATING GLOBAL FRESH WATER ACCESS
ENDING HOMELESSNESS, THE CALZATO INITIATIVE
CHECKLIST GUIDE: GATHER INFORMATION BELOW COUNTRY BY COUNTRY• Number of Homeless People
• Current Number of Shelters
• Number of Shelters Needed to End Homelessness
• Cost of Building a Shelter Community
• Best Regions, Cities, & Towns for Shelter Community Development
• Available Area for Shelter Community Construction
• Number of Funds Dedicated to Shelter Community Construction
• Number of Contruction Companies Able & Available to Build Shelter Communities
• Number of Volunteers Available For Shelter Construction
• Number of Volunteers For Permanent Positions Within Shelter Community
• Number of Dedicated Organizations
• Number of Dedicated Charities
• Cost to Create National Awareness For Shelter Fundraising
• Shelter Community Businesses For National and International
• Include and modify relevant checklist points from sections above (END WORLD HUNGER AND GLOBAL FRESH WATER CREATION) for this section END HOMELESSNESS
SHELTER COMMUNITIES MUST INCLUDE
• Education & Employment Within Shelter Community
• Mandatory Daily Education For All Shelter Residents
• Mandatory Daily Work For All Shelter Residents
• Fresh Start Opportunity: Long Term Stay Options For All Shelter Residents
• Shelter Community Business Examples: Farms, Manufacturing Plants, Etc.
• Shelter Community Businesses Will: Employ Shelter Residents While Making Profits to Cover Shelter Community Expenses
• Shelter Education Examples: Career Education & Preparation, Finance, Entrepreneurship, Etc.
• New Savings Bank Account for Each Shelter Resident
• On-Site Shelter Community Work and Job Options + Local Co-op Positions
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