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Global Crisis
Germany Time to Act

People unite to have a secure future

March 18, 2023, 15:00 GMT

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Global Crisis. Germany. Time to Act | Online Conference, March 18, 2023

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What is the state of affairs in Germany today?

“Germany's employment market hit a post-reunification high in 2022”
“Corporate Profits in Germany reaching an all time high in 2022”
“Germany's chances of a quick energy transition are unexpectedly high”
“Well-filled treasury thanks to inflation”
“Economic growth despite the crisis: GDP increased by 1.9%”

“In Germany, 13.8 million people (16.6% of the total population) are currently counted among the poor, with 27% of them being employed”
“The middle class is shrinking in Germany”
“Total blackout: what you will need in case of a power outage”
“Anxiety, debt, power cut. High energy prices hit low-income households hardest”
“Food banks are forced to turn people away”

Which of these is true?

Even though Germany is still the fourth largest economy in the world, many people are suffering from harsh living conditions and are less and less able to cover the subsistence costs. How is it possible that there is a social emergency in our country in spite of strong economic and labor market indicators? Do we have a secure future ahead?

Optimistic headlines in times of the crisis hide the lack of solutions in our society. Instead of seeking collective solutions, we see a growing division in society.

How true is the image of Germany as a welfare state? A country renowned for its scientists and thinkers, progress and prosperity, can no longer provide for the basic needs of its population.

In order to understand the causes of the crisis and their interrelationships, it is necessary to take a comprehensive look at social structures.

The crisis in Germany is part of global processes, therefore, new and effective solutions are needed to meet the challenges of the present and the future. As a result of the in-depth examination of the global crisis, there is a need for concerted and coordinated action to overcome it.

THAT IS WHY PEOPLE ARE JOINING EFFORTS AND ARE INVITING EVERYONE TO THE CONFERENCE “GLOBAL CRISIS. GERMANY. TIME TO ACT”. THE CONFERENCE WILL ADDRESS THE FOLLOWING TOPICS:

Energy crisis

Inflation and the economic situation in Germany

Social crisis

Climate realities and forecasts for the next few years

A practical solution to the crisis: transition from the consumerist format of society to the Creative Society

AS A SOLUTION, THE CONCEPT OF BUILDING THE CREATIVE SOCIETY WILL BE PROPOSED, WHICH CAN BE ADOPTED BY THE WILL OF THE MAJORITY OF PEOPLE IN A LEGITIMATE AND DEMOCRATIC WAY.