Millennium Development Goals
Currency transaction levy (CTL) as a source of micro financing and development in a meeting of WUSME Secy.-General Norbert W. Kapoor with Alastair Constance, founder and CEO of ethical currency Ltd. in London and David Hillman, Coordinator of the stamp out poverty campaign on 8th and 9th July 2010, a possible co-operation agreement between the two organisations has been discussed. Main target: fund raising for the planned WUSME SME Trust Fund for crises prevention and development, (SMET) with a CTL created by ethical with the assistance of WUSME and banks located in San Marino and in other Countries world wide. Ethical currency is a foreign exchange social enterprise. WUSME and her members can use the services – charities, social enterprises, NGOs, businesses and individuals – and can access a direct and cost-saving alternative to their bank for currency transactions, whilst promoting a more positive, social business model for the financial services industry as a whole. Mr. Constance agreed to accept on invitation of WUSME to participate in a meeting of the Permanent Commission WUSME for financial questions in autumn of […]