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MEDICINE EMERGENCY RESEARCH OCEANOGRAPHY SOCIODEMOGRAPHY MI DOCTORSACROSS BORDERS MI PAN Philippines-Australia-New Zealand Socio-Economic and Humanitarian Eco Green Programme Geneva Conventions of 1949 Skype: merointernational, mi-dab [email protected], [email protected] Access Code: 761805# 33-7-5550-0278, 41-43-550-7056, 1-563-999-2090, 55-12-3042-1801 7-499-371-0687, 86-510-8022-4325, 27-87-825-0132, 61-3-9028-0262 973-1656-8318, 49-209-8829-4408, 52-899-274-8290, 92 21 37130639 3

MI PAN Philippines-Australia-New Zealand Socio-Economic and Humanitarian Eco Green ProgrammeKindly afford me, for and on behalf of MERO INTERNATIONAL - MI DOCTORSACROSS BORDERS: Medicine-Emergency-Research-Oceanography-International Human Rights; the opportunity to present our Society; for youresteemed funding consideration and support.We have completed scientific researches, achieving environmentalsustainability, as well as conceptual, analytical, and methodological issuesrelating to projects and programmes, economic analysis, statistical data andmeasurement. Provide medicine, medical assistance, healthcare, andextreme poverty programmes for developing and least developed countries,and are continually focusing our efforts to combat infectious diseases, suchas dengue, malaria, yellow fever, hiv/aids and zika, to name a few; we alsointegrate our work towards climate change by researching the amplifydegradation and loss of natural resources worldwide.MERO INTERNATIONAL-MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS; Inception 1920,1971, 1982, 1991, 1994 & 2000, with ID Nos.H-99-0371561, 31693141, CAC-02498533-96, ITC47-VOL0359DG and J-30688935-3. Our approach is toprovide the expertise, tools and opportunities through communal integrationand state supports; for the advancement to human sustainability, medicine,health care and better living conditions.In the Jungle of the Amazon, Brazil We provide work experience programmes to meet the individual developmental needs of people with disability. The activity programmes support people to develop life skills that will enable them to truly opnasrwtiocirpldawteidein. their community, and have more enjoyable and fulfilled lives. 4

Through a wide range of programme options, we support people to developskills in communication, advocacy, education, personal development, makingand keeping friends, interpreting social situations, and preparing foremployment.Our Services focuses on meeting individual needs; people choose whichprogramme options they want to participate in to meet their personal goals.Thru community interaction, we are able to provide:Skill development to support community participationCoaching and teaching life skills and competenciesSupported employment assistanceWork experience opportunitiesPrevocational skill developmentA structured day away from homeOpportunities to build friendshipsIncreased social interactions to extend community networksMI Global Enhancement towards Better Living ConditionsThroughout the world, in countries rich and poor, there are people that haveno or little access neither to basic physical and mental healthcare, nor toimmunizations from infectious disease.We believe that the right to divinity, medicine, health care, freedom andbetter living extends to all humans; and must be promoted to well-being,prevention of illness and disease, not just access to medical care.This includes, among many others, the right to education, food and shelter, tofreedom from discrimination and persecution, to information, and to thebenefits of science. Every woman, man, and child should have the humanright to the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health,without discrimination of any kind. Enjoyment of human right to health,freedom and better living, are vital to all aspects of a person’s life and well-being, and is crucial to the realisation of many other fundamentals.MERO INTERNATIONAL–MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS; provide theirservices without borders; is pleased to submit our request for your review.We look forward for your funding assistance to our Organisation efforts tocontinue providing our services in abjection to extreme poverty, health care,hiv/aids, malaria and other infectious diseases, natural disaster relief,democracy, education and human rights in under-developed and developingcountries. 5

MERO INTERNATIONAL–MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS present theirprogramme under the Philippines Republic Act No. 7718.TitleAn Act Amending Certain Sections of RA 6957, Entitled “An Act Authorizingthe Financing, Construction, Operation and Maintenance of InfrastructureProjects by the Private Sector, and for Other Purposes.”Declaration of PolicyRecognition of private sector’s role in developmentProvision of incentives to mobilize private resourcesClimate of minimum government interventionSpecific GOP undertakings to support private sectorMERO INTERNATIONAL – MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS Projects involveseco green integrated technology and other new concept or technology and/ornot in the list of priority projects, with no direct government guarantee,subsidy, or equity.Our programme model is creative in promoting opportunities for people in allsectors in all countries in need of basic necessities, and at the same time;with the objectives, promoting democracy and social awareness.For the last twenty three years, MERO INTERNATIONAL–MI DOCTORSACROSS BORDERS has successfully provided their services to India, Africa,Latin America and Caribbean Communities. We have assisted more than27,585,000 persons in medicine, medical assistance, preventive medicine,extreme poverty, natural disaster relief, democracy and social awareness. 6

ExampleThe Philippines has been one of the pioneers in private sector participation inmajor government infrastructure projects in Asia. The Build-Operate-TransferLaw or RA 6957 passed in 1990 was the first of its kind in the region.Primarily undertaken because of continuous budget constraints, Public-Private Partnerships or PPP’s have become a primary source of capital in keygovernmental areas such as electricity, water distribution, toll-ways, airportsand ports. From 1990 to December 2008, the Philippine BOT program hasgenerated general capital investment of more than USD19 Billion usingprivate financing and expertise.A Build-Operate-and- Transfer (BOT) scheme is defined under RA 6957 as acontractual arrangement whereby the contractor undertakes theconstruction, including financing, of a given infrastructure facility, and theoperation and maintenance thereof. 7

MI PAN Eco Green Estimated Programme CostUSN 27,853 Million or USN 27.853 BillionAfter completion an on-going Funding Support of USN 1.5 B per year.Project Implementation Scheme:MERO INTERNATIONAL – MI DOCTORS ACROSSS BORDERS ProgrammesJoint Venture Programmes within the MERO INTERNATIONAL - MI DOCTORSACROSS BORDERS Group of Associates.Implementing Agency:MERO INTERNATIONAL – MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERSProject Description:Eco Green Integrated Technology ProjectsPhase I - Allocation of FundingPhase II - Selection and Training of 5,000 Professionals to be integratedinto the ProgrammePhase III - Documents Preparation – Business Plan – ApprovalsPhase IV - Temporary Infrastructures – Mobilisation - ConstructionPhase V - Inspection - Completion – Implementation – Operation –MaintenanceProject Status:MERO INTERNATIONAL – MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS; had alreadyacquired the following:Assemble Council’s ApprovalMERO INTERNATIONAL – MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS Chair’s ApprovalOngoing coordination with parties interested in the Eco Green IntegratedTechnology Projects.Ongoing review of the programme economic and socio-economic profitabilityBusiness plan being finalized.Estimated IRR of 17 – 23%The Programme is currently being evaluated for implementation underPhilippines Law. 8

MI PAN Eco Green Projects5 Hospital Ships5,000 Philippines Professional’s 18 months Training Programmes3 Hospitals18 Medical Centres5 x 1,500 MW Electricity Energy Power Systems5 x Population of 15-50 Million Sewerage Systems5 x Portable Water Treatment and Distribution Systems3 x Technical Colleges3 x Secondary Schools8 x Primary Schools8 x Kindercare Centres8 x Light-Small-Medium Industrial ParksAgriculture and Livestock’s ProgrammesAffordable HousingEconomic DevelopmentsHumanitarian ProgrammesFamily Relocation from Hazardous and Menacing AreasPublic LibraryEco DevelopmentsMuseumStadiumRoads-Bridges-Irrigations-Infrastructures-Transportation ProgrammesCity-Urban PlanningSocio-Productive Community DevelopmentsUniversity-Research CentreSatellite Tele-Communication System 9

Computation ProgrammesHyperbaric Medicine and Training InstituteStudent ResidentProfessor ResidentMI DAB ResidentResidential DevelopmentsOffice CentreInfant’s Daycare and NurseryEmergency-Search-Rescue CentreSanctuary and Meditation GardenTheme ParkMember’s Club HouseTourism DevelopmentsParking ComplexChurchFood ProcessingStorage and In-Bond FacilitiesBotanic GardenParkClimate Change ProgrammeMainstreaming Climate Change in the 2011-2016 Philippine DevelopmentPlan; which included 6 out of 10 chapters of the PDP–CCA-DRR procedures.Strategies espoused in the PDP are consistent with the actions required inthe 2011-2028 National Climate Change Action Plan (NCCAP).PDP is currently being revalidated to ensure that strategies remain relevantand achievable.Major CC/DRR/M Strategies in the 2011-2016 PDPStrengthening institutional capacities of national and local governments forCCA and DRR. 10

Improving adaptive capacities of communities to the impact of climatechangeBuilding resilience of the natural ecosystemsPromotion of environment friendly technologies for industry andtransportation sectors.Promotion of clean and renewable energyOpportunities and Challenges in programming and mobilising PrivateInvestment thru interested donors, associates and well-wishers.OpportunitiesMERO INTERNATIONAL – MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS strategies arealready identified as priority in the 2016-2021 PDP as well as local andsectorial plans.Availability of success stories on pilot projects/interventions on CC/DRRMwhich can be up-scaled.MERO INTERNATIONAL – MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS projections andsectorial vulnerability assessment conducted as basis for our in-houseinterventions designs. 11

Funding for climate change and DRR/M interventions are sourced from multi-lateral and bilateral funding in consistent to the development partnerscountry strategies and historical commitments on addressing climate changeconcerns under the MERO INTERNATIONAL – MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERSProtocol and Framework Convention on Climate Change.In addition to the climate change funds that MERO INTERNATIONAL – MIDOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS will be able to access, there are potentialsources of climate change funds that the Society can capitalize on providedthat the necessary requirements are met.The Philippines has enjoyed economic growth in recent years, but many ofthe poor are being left behind. As of 2009, the latest official poverty statisticsshow that the 26.5 percent of the population (or about 23 million Filipinos)are poor.A good targeting system ensures that social protection programmes benefitthose who really need the assistance. By concentrating resources on thepoor, the people will have better impact at lower cost. A standardized andtransparent household targeting system can also improve the governance,transparency, and credibility of our programmes. 12

MERO INTERNATIONAL MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS Management PhilosophyMERO INTERNATIONAL – MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS; is a drug free andnon-smoking environmental Society, their philanthropy is encompassing thedevelopmental mission, goal and techniques of implementation; thereforeproviding developing structures and systems of their actives in the domain ofsustainable human development economic programmes, contribute to thesupport of medicine, medical assistance, research, emergency, relief assistancefor the victims of wars, armed conflicts, natural disasters, economic and socialdevelopment thru healthcare, human rights, abject extreme poverty,educational programmes and projects targeting children, particularly in theunder-privileged groups.MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS are the providers of global medical assistanceof MERO INTERNATIONAL, a member of the philanthropic, social, educational,cultural and scientific family, whose objectives are to promote medicine,emergency, research, oceanography, and support better healthcare, humanrights, human sustainability, world environment, climate change and abjectextreme poverty.Promote friendly relations among nations: facilitate to maintain internationalpeace and security, irrespective of a country’s political, constitutional and socialdifferences. 13

MERO INTERNATIONAL–MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS, experiences overthe years have led us to the conclusion that achieving results is dependent onthree fundamental attributes — each of which must be functioning at thehighest level: Leadership, Direction, and Management by the following:conveying vision, engaging people, managing capability, achieving results,embraces change, drives initiative, communicates clearly, openly, andcandidly, promotes shared ownership, understands perspective,demonstrates expertise, exhibits a passion for quality, accepts accountability,holds an unequivocal commitment to integrity and moral courage, plan theperformance expectations clearly and effectively communicated internallyand externally; to achieve the best results.MI Human Sustainability ProgrammeMedicine, Shelter, Health Care, Job Creation and Food have become a worldcrisis, where poverty is at a rampage. The lacking of these five commodities;accelerate extreme poverty and social epidemics, which create radicalbehaviours in our society, and can exponential spread through ourpopulation.MI Professional Training Programmes 14

1… Collects information about the victims of natural disasters and armedconflicts through tracing activities and provide proper responds;2… Participates in public education on the sanitary services, first aid, basichealth care and hygiene;3… Organizes fundraising activities and use collected donations for local,national and international humanitarian activities;MERO INTERNATIONAL-MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS; implementcharitable, health, medical, socio-economic development, cultural, education,information, housing, publication, advertising, international-economic,tracing, consulting, legal, financial other activities, and the discharge ofwhich is not prohibited for NGO-Organisations by Legislation.MERO INTERNATIONAL-MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS is an independentand neutral organization; ensuring humanitarian sustainability andprotection and assistance for victims of armed conflict and other situations ofviolence. It takes action in response to emergencies and at the same timepromotes respect for International Humanitarian Law and its implementationin International Law.MERO INTERNATIONAL, MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS, MI DIRECT-MIDivision of International Law-Research-Economic Development-ClimateChange-Technology, MI ALERT, MI HCare, MERO-Pharm, MIIST-MI Instituteof Science and Technology, The WES Programme, DAA – Diplomatic AllianceAgency and MI KinderCare, is officially recognised in France as their WorldHeadquarters, Switzerland as their Secretariat, and Chapters and GlobalAffiliations via adopting the Law “On France International Non-GovernmentalOrganisation, placed under the Associations Act 1901, and the Not-for-profitAssociation, found under Articles 60 to 79 of the Swiss Civil Code, which actsas a voluntary, humanitarian, non-governmental and independentorganisation with the auxiliary role to the public authorities in theirhumanitarian work according to the Fundamental Principles stipulated by theStatute of the Assemble CouncilThe MERO INTERNATIONAL and MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS volunteersprovide service to the target groups of population and make a voluntarycontribution to the activities carried out by the Society in any mannerconvenient for them; volunteers are registered in the local organizations. TheCode of Conduct, as well as the rights and duties of the volunteers aredefined by the internal regulation of the Society. Apart from the generalrights of the member of the Society, the volunteer is obliged to ensure thequality service delivery and its further improvement; must be prepared intimes of disasters and emergency situations in accordance with their skillsand abilities defined by the internal regulations of the Society. 15

MI GoalThe main goal of “MERO INTERNATIONAL-MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS”are to alleviate suffering of those in distress, to prevent and eliminate theconditions which gave birth to such distress, provide medicine and medicalassistance worldwide, health care, to protect human dignity without anydiscrimination on the grounds of race, sex, age, religion, language, politicalor other opinions, nationality, ethnic or social origin, property, status andplace of residence.MI Doctors Across Borders In ActionsIn order to meet these goals, in accordance with the legislation in force andfollowing the fundamental principles of “MERO INTERNATIONAL-MI DOCTORSACROSS BORDERS” perform the following objectives: 16

1… Carries out, for the vulnerable people, the prevention of diseases,protection of public health and improvement of the condition of those indistress, as well as charity programmes in the fields of medicine, medicalassistance, healthcare, social assistance, disaster response, education,housing, socio-economic development, psycho-social assistance and publiceducation campaigns;2… Organises emergency and other kinds of assistance operations for thevictims of armed conflicts, natural disasters and other emergency situations,establishes emergency relief services for the victims of disasters of all kinds;3… Disseminates the Fundamental Principles of “MERO INTERNATIONAL-MIDOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS” and the main principles of the InternationalHumanitarian Law; disseminates information about the activities of theSociety among the population and in particular among the children andyouth, in order to facilitate the formation of the ideals of mutual respect andunderstanding between all human beings;4… Provides medicine, medical assistance, social, moral, psychological andother kind of assistance to the vulnerable groups of population, establishingrelevant services for this purpose.5… Provides assistance, either itself or in co-operation with InternationalSocieties and/or Governments, in medicine, medical assistance, health care,human sustainability programmes, to the victims of armed conflicts, naturaldisasters and other emergency situations locally and internationally; in a wayof providing them with service personnel, material, financial and moralassistance in accordance with the existing IHL Laws, Rules and Regulations;and the Principles of MERO INTERNATIONAL-MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS;6… Carries out charitable activities in order to strengthen peace, friendshipand mutual understanding among peoples in order to prevent social, ethnicand religious conflicts;7… Both in time of peace and armed conflicts it acts as an auxiliary toGovernments in all fields covered by the Geneva Conventions of 1949 and theAdditional Protocols of 1977;8… The present healthcare situation in most of these under-developed anddeveloping countries still has contradictions between what is happening in thedeveloped countries and the countries living in the 70, the others are stillstruggling to get out of the 50 and live in conditions of extreme poverty,under-nourishment, diseases, hunger and premature death. 17

MI Scientific Research DIABETES HIV-AIDS ASTHMA STROKE PULMONARY CANCER DISEASECORONARY ARTERYDISEASEINFECTIOUS DISEASES MALARIA RHEUMATISMMI Research Progress ReportIn order to execute the organic, socio-economic and cultural characteristicsproblems of the people in extreme poverty is to provide the normal access tothe basic necessities with quality and integrity. The answer to the enunciatedproblems “must” be confronted by all concerned; developed countriesimplement supervision, funding and know-how and the beneficiaries “must”play an active role to decentralise their social, political and economicenvironment and make continuing efforts to eliminate poverty in all itsmanifestations.The aims of the research are to enable the categorisations of differentpopulations of patients with different ailments and/or diseases, at a certaintime point, according to strict criteria and using terms that are relevant,unambiguous and applicable worldwide.The research system does not primarily aim to influence clinical managementor to predict the outcome of individual ailments and/or diseases, nor is itdesigned as a monitor of the healing process. This research covered a clinicalclassification system; in line with the International Consensus on Diseaseswith regard to intention and definitions, and followed the same structure asother consensus texts produced in related fields. 18

MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS Field Work MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS, Field Specialists provide real time communications via sophisticated, telemedicine technology, medical software and smartphones with internet access. This enables our specialists in the fields to send patient files electronically, and inter-react face to face with experts for diagnosis and treatment advice.PrezistaIt is being reported that the FDA has approved a drug manufactured byJohnson & Johnson to be used by AIDS patients. The drug is to be used inpatients that no longer show response to other drugs that are used to treatthe disease and works by blocking HIV replication in the body.The drug will be sold under the brand name Prezista, and will be used inconjunction with another drug known as Norvir. \"This approval offers newhope to HIV patients who too often urgently need new therapies in order tomaintain their health,\" said Andrew C. Von Eschenbach, the FDA's actingcommissioner. \"This drug is not a cure, but when combined with otherstandard therapies, it presents one more major step in our effort to helppatients combat the effects of the disease.\" 19

MI Global Reach In Focus MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS, help to reduce the AIDS stigma which is common among HIV- AIDS victims; by working in multi-cultural environment with the patients. MI DAB Society, has made great contributions toward extreme poverty, and is one the world front runners on HIV/AIDS medical support.MI Emergency And Disaster Programme 20

The providers (dominant society), the healthcare professionals(credentialed) and the recipients (under privilege) must come together forthe common cause to eliminate extreme poverty and fight against alldiseases that threaten the health and safety of mankind, animals and plants.MERO INTERNATIONAL-MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS; Globally ResponsibleLeadership Initiative; focus on our obligations and responsibility to the globalcommunity, thru our leadership and practice with our personnel andinstitutions worldwide.We bring together an international multi-cultural concept to countries, worldleaders, practitioners, professionals, academics and the future generation; bycreating awareness of the need and urgency for united global action and toassist individuals, institutions and governments to be a leading part to thisglobal infrastructure to eliminate poverty and emphasizes on a worldminimum living standard for all people.MI Multi-Culture Working-Living-Learning Environment 21

MERO INTERNATIONAL-MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS; shares these pointsof view and dedicates their time, resources and efforts to be a part of theglobal responsibility to “help make the world a better place”.MI personnel, volunteers, associates, friends and well-wishers, come from allwalks of life, where we promote a multi-cultural working, living and learningharmonious environment of peaceful co-existence, tolerance, humanness,love, caring, sharing, tranquility and togetherness.MI First Aid Emergency ResponseSafe Transport of Children with Special Needs, offering assistance in theselection of safety seats for proper fit and installation, and appropriatenessfor child’s overall passenger safety needs.Injury – Accident Bites -StingNatural Disaster Medical Consultation 22

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MI Socio-Economic PhilosophyPoor health and inadequate medicine, medical assistance and healthcare areoften related to human rights violations; violation that under fulfilment ofhuman rights are often due to poor health and lack of access to healthcare.The link is direct in the case of other basic social and economic human rightssuch as the right to a standard of living adequate for the health and well-being of oneself, and one’s family. Nevertheless, poverty and lack of healthprotection are indirectly linked to failures to secure civil rights.Some of the realisations of other humanrights are not possible if an individualcannot maintain his/her own health. Mostcrucial health needs includes the preventionof stillbirths and infant mortality; theimprovement of environmental andindustrial hygiene, medical preventiontreatment, and control of diseases, with theprovision of medical assistance to the sick.Health and human rights areinterconnected, and the effects of violationsof dignity and physical integrity on health(mental or otherwise) are as crucial as theeffects of poor health on human dignity.It’s the right for everyone to the enjoymentof the highest attainable standard ofphysical and mental health; wheregovernments have obligations to respect,protect and fulfill the right to health as wellas other human rights.Healthcare is further defined as ¡n all those Health-Justice-Freedom For Allactivities intended to sustain, promote, andenhance health. A few questions that arebeing raised in the local and stategovernments as well as governmentsabroad are: should all people have access tohealthcare and should varying social factorsaffect our ability to receive healthcare?It is amazing that even in this 21ST century most governments have no ideaas to what should be done in regards to healthcare, who should receive andwhy they should receive it, and how much they should receive or deem themworthy to receive it. 24

MI Mountain Acres Agriculture ProgrammeMERO INTERNATIONAL-MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS; are members of thephilanthropic, social, educational, cultural and scientific family, whoseobjectives are to promote medicine, medical assistance, healthcare, humansustainability, protect human rights and the world environment and abjectextreme poverty.Promote friendly relations among nations: facilitate to maintain internationalpeace and security, irrespective of a country’s political, constitutional andsocial differences.We’re Medical Doctors, Environmentalist, HCare Professionals and Engineerswithout boarders, we provide our services worldwide. MERO INTERNATIONAL– MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS; work with Governments, Institutions andPrivate Enterprises, which facilitate healthily environment, hcare and betterliving conditions toward humanity.MI ALERT ProgrammeMI ALERT management brings together individuals with years of experienceand leadership in emergency, healthcare services, healthcare insurance,business management and business administration. The management ofMI ALERT will be personnel with extensive experience in developing strategicalliances through the mechanisms of international joint ventures andlicensing agreements. 25

The collective experience of the individuals positions the management teamto lead the division through all the stages of research and development, fromthe drawing board to market, including meeting all regulatory requirements.MI ALERT will provide the services of emergency, healthcare calls, accidents,ambulance services, natural disasters and healthcare insurance. We’recommitted to providing users with content products for a growing number ofspecialties. As we move forward, our products will continue to reflect thesame high quality, ease-of-use, dedication to user requirements and willserve as the focal point of international network of medical experts, systemsand know-how, providing a 24 hrs service where we can be reached throughweb site, e-mail, telephone and emergency hot line that will enhance medicalemergency and natural disaster assistances, help to abject extreme poverty,ambulance service, health products and social activities that improve betterliving standards.MI HCare ProgrammeThe healthcare industry is being influence by consumers’ purchasingbehaviours; to shift their perception from a hallowed and deeply respectedprivilege of society, to a service industry comparable to financial services orconsumer goods. This change has demonstrated the global increase in bothprivate healthcare and medication expenditure and also out-of-pockethealthcare expenditure per capita; consumers are now spending more moneyin medications and healthcare.The consequence of these trends are by educating society of the changes,which guide patients who are striving to control their health and theirhealthcare for better health and longer life. 26

MI ORGANOGRAM ASSEMBLY COUNCIL CHAIRMAN CHIEF EXECUTIVE ADVISOR SECRETARY OF THE BOD PRESIDENCY PRESIDENTAUDITOR SECRETARIAT INSPECTORGENERAL GENERALINTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATIO OPERATIONS FINANCE HUMAN LAW-POLICY N INFORMATION RESOURCES RESOURCES LOGISTICS LEGAL PUBLIC MEDICINE FINANCE ADMINISTRATION POLICY COMMUNICATION ADMINISTRATION MULTILATERAL GLOBAL OPEN EMERGENCY EXTERNAL HUMAN NGO HUMAN FUNDING RESOURCES RIGHTS ACCESS SERVICESADVISORY ON IHL ICT RESEARCH LOGISTICS HUMANLAW AND POLICY MERO ALERT RELATIONS FORUM RIGHTS - HEALTH OCEANOGROPHY FUND RAISING GLOBAL TALENTCIVIL – ARMED MANAGEMENT ARCHIVES-RECORDS SOCIO FUNDS CONFLICTS MANAGEMENT DEMOGRAHIC SECURITY – SAFETY HONOURS MANAGEMENT CIVILIAN PROTECTION MI-DAB TV PRISONERS OF WAR ENVIRONMENT GENDER EQUALITY MISSING PERSONS GLOBAL COVERAGE DETAINEES GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE EXTREME POVERTY DIPLOMATIC REFUGEE MULTICULTURISM ALLIANCE AGENCY PROGRAMME IN ACTION 27

MI PHARMMI PHARM strives to maintain and will continue to build upon a growinginternational leadership position in the field of pharmaceutical, biomedicineand nutritional products. We are committed to providing the safest, mosteffective and highest quality products for patients care.MI PHARM will accomplish this by constantly improving and adding to ourexisting product portfolio through new products development and theaddition of strategic, viable, synergistic medical opportunities.MI White Bio-Technology ProcessingDriven by advancing technology and the needs of an aging population, thehealth sciences environment is looking for better and safer techniques toenhance patient’s health, wellbeing and comforts. Bio-Neurogenic is aforefront to the growth, which combines tradition leading-edge medicinestogether with over 5,000 years of Oriental Medical Practices. Using digitalimaging the pain area is mapped out, at that point the physician introducenatural stimulants into the pain area by means of precise injections. This willinduce the natural stimulants in the pain area, which accelerates the naturalhealing process that reduces or eliminates the pain and improve mobility.This technique is followed by a series of acupressure and acupuncture whichin turn increase the blood circulation to the effected pain area and damagedtissues, enhancing a faster return to the patient normal health and activities. 28

Industrial Biotechnology is the use of natural processes - primarily ofenzymes - for industrial manufacturing. It is also known as \"white\"biotechnology. Based on the use of enzymes, the white biotechnologyindustry manufactures products with a market value in excess of EUR 100billion. The industry shows growth rates of 10 percent annually. Whitebiotechnology is considered a key technology of the 21st century, as it offerseconomic and environmental advantages over traditional chemistry:MI Lower Energy CostsEnzymes enable chemical reactions at \"biological\" temperature, as opposedto high temperatures often required in traditional chemistry, significantlyreducing energy costs.MI Replacing Complex SynthesisEnzymes permit the manufacture of chiral compounds and other difficult-to-synthesize intermediates, e.g. for the production of active pharmaceuticalingredients (APIs). Customized enzymes help the chemical industry replacecomplex synthesis steps by a single bio-catalytic step, making their productsand processes more competitive. 29

MI KinderCare ProgrammeMI KinderCare helps prepare children of today to be world leaders oftomorrow. The Centre shall be a leading Not-for-Profit Institute of preschooland child care facilities; KinderCare provides child care and age-specificeducational programs for kids from six weeks to 11 years old. The Instituteshall also offer elementary School distance learning programs.MI KinderCare will offer quality care in a fun learning environment, providingfull-day educational curriculum of developmentally appropriate lessons,activities with medical personnel in attendance.MI ECourse ProgrammeContinuous Distance Education SystemLanguage ELearning One-on-OneA proposal with recent subjects that allow integrating the theory withprofessional practice and offer the bases for better attention and learningBenefitsRemote study, at any time and placeIt avoids missing on actual updates.ELearning based on the evidence through the most frequent information.It incorporates for the ELearning thru New Technologies Academic Hours andCommunicationIt granted transformable academic hours for curriculum in education creditsfor Professional Recertification.MI ECourse offerings are considered necessary foundations for seriousinformation and studies towards most careers. You'll learn about MEROINTERNATIONAL-MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS activities, products andservices, and develop your ability to analyze and select information, studies,products and services for yourself or clients.It allows you to learn new methods, techniques and have information whichcan be used for studies or to acquire knowledge and keep updated on newhappenings.MI ECourse designations are based on these facts, principles and thinking.There is no better way to advance your career and/or knowledge other thanby achieving professional assistance. 30

Employees will recognize advanced skills and knowledge, clients willrecognize you as a trusted leader capable of providing superior service andadvice, and both your family and yourself will acquire personal benefit byhaving the use of first hand learning capabilities at your disposal fromanywhere in the world.There are no prerequisites for MI ECourse, People of all culture and learningcan part take; however prior computer experience or training isrecommended.MI Wildlife ProgrammeMERO INTERNATIONAL – MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS; WildlifeProgramme will be well organized and a multi-disciplinary organisationentrusted with responsibilities for protection and management of MEROInternational properties, promotion of tree planting on private lands forsustainable wood production and protection/ preservation ofecosystem/environment.The Society will regularly undertaking various development activities andimplementing local and donor assisted projects in the fields of Forestry &Rangeland Management, promotion of Social Forestry, Amenity/UrbanPlanting, Landscaping & Beautification, Avenue Plantation, Promotion ofSericulture and Apiculture, Forestry Education, Research and improvement ofEcosystems. 31

MI Nature At Its BestWildlife conservation is a global concern as species and their habitats face anincreasing threats, most of which are caused by human activities.MI Wildlife Programme shall provide exclusive programming events exposeviewers to the world's leading adventurers, explorers, scientists,environmentalists, filmmakers and renowned photographers. Inspiringviewers through smart, innovative programming that show what we know,how we view the world and what drives us forward.MI Climate Change And Environment ProgrammeMERO INTERNATIONAL – MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS; proposed toincrease vegetative cover, promote environmental stability, preservebiodiversity and natural heritage, disseminate technology of nursery raising,field planting, marketing etc. to public particularly farmers through trainings,workshops, seminars and field visits, promote forestation on farmlandsthrough Farmers Participation, Development of Social Forestry/ FarmForestry, protect and preserve Wildlife, Research-Monitoring-Evaluation,Rangeland Management/ Pasture Management and Sericulture andApiculture Development. 32

UNEP: Climate change has long-since ceased to be a scientific curiosity, andis no longer just one of many environmental and regulatory concerns. As theUnited Nations Secretary General has said, it is the major, overridingenvironmental issue of our time, and the single greatest challenge facingenvironmental regulators. It is a growing crisis with economic, health andsafety, food production, security, and other dimensions.MI Global ResponsibilityThe world’s health depends on diverse factors: policies, governmental,administrators, environment, education, and nutrition, sources of financingand scientific knowledge. Most important is the willingness to learn from theknowledge obtained, carry out investigation activities, provide the capacityand technology to enhance the project, and last but not the least the financialsupport necessary to fulfill the obligations set forth to provide betterhealthcare and help fight extreme poverty.Extreme poverty is an integral phenomenon, which manifests a relation ofcausality depending on the capacity of the individual to generate income, inorder to satisfy his basic necessities and those of his family, and to adapt to abetter social standard of living.This programme is designed with the concept to try to influence coordinatedforms and simultaneously determining all variables. The emphasis is oninvestment in human resources and social assistance, considering childrenand adolescents as a high priority, since they are the groups of higher risk,where the potential benefits are greater.The proposed programme is to be executed in the areas that are considerednecessary. It should be taken into observation that the programme proposedhere does not exhaust the real possibilities of action by the State. 33

It is only one enumeration of indicative character, made from the experiencegathered of programmes similar or made in other countries, taking intoaccount the comparative advantages and disadvantages that such structurepresents. However, a pertinent programme is considered to have affects,directly or indirectly, in at least one of the variables of the yield function.One of the particularisations of this programme is that the work involvespeople of the objective population, such as contributors in action. This bringsa series of additional benefits that make the programme very attractive.Nevertheless, to obtain the active participation of the ones who areinterested is subordinated to certain previous requirements; as well as thedesign of programme that tends to solve problems that “are felt” by theobjective group, so that the project is arranged to give their quota ofmaximum efforts.Thus, it is understood that the programme will not appear spontaneously likea simple selection within the proposed programme. It follows a gestationprocess that includes, understanding different stages; identification andprorogation from problems; selection and design of the programme.MI Medicine Integrated Distribution 34

MERO INTERNATIONAL and the assistance of their international healthproviders are able to apply the knowledge and technologies already verified,and are willing to search for and create new knowledge, strategies andtechnologies, that will give the advantage of problems solving.In order to execute the organic, socio-economic and cultural characteristicsproblems of the people in extreme poverty is to provide the normal access tothe basic necessities with quality and integrity. The answer to the enunciatedproblems “must” be confronted by all concerned; developed countriesimplement supervision, funding and know-how and the beneficiaries “must”play an active role to decentralise their social, political and economicenvironment and make continuing efforts to eliminate poverty in all itsmanifestationsMI Operation MethodologyOne must consider that all our services offered have the same objectivedescribed previously. It is therefore required to establish patterns ofcomparison towards different countries' situation and quantify decisionsbefore making changes, so that we can obtain the best results in ourundertakings. In terms of our treatments philosophy, it is required toevaluate not only the medical attention, but also the quality of service inrelation to the immediate and long term social impact; in this manner thepatients will receive adequate treatment for their condition, in order to havea speedy recovery.MERO INTERNATIONAL – MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS, philosophy is tooffer their personnel “interesting working conditions” such as personal andsocial benefits, educative opportunities, on the job training, and working in alearning and teaching environment.Salaries will be competitive in regards to qualifications, experience and theability to be a part of a problem solving organisation, which works underextreme conditions whenever required.MI Deprived Evaluation Versus Social EvaluationThe project evaluation consists of comparing the costs with the benefits thatcan be obtained, thus to decide on the convenience of carrying them out. Thedeprived evaluation of the project supposes that the funds (money)constitute the only interest to the private organisation; as well as for theprivate evaluation of the importance to determine the annual flows of money(cash flow) which implies to the private organisation to the project inreference. In order to compare the temporary net flows, use the interest rate(capital cost) to show if “one can obtain or that one must repay for thesefunds”. 35

Poverty and Refugees have been the focus of considerable public concern,several governments, institutions and communities’ are addressing the issueon a global scale. MERO INTERNATIONAL – MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS;is participating in the global efforts in poverty reduction, where people areable to live free of poverty. Our work embraces the studies ofsoicodemography and social policy with new and up-to-date empiricalmaterial in the changing profiles of poverty and social deprivation. Whatemerges is a thought-provoking comparison of the extent, severity andstructural causes of poverty. We need to have multi-cultural trends towardthe wide diversity of development trajectories, patterns of global integrationand impact of international strategies on deepening social polarization andpoverty; enhancing a broad spectrum of public opinion and policies to thechallenges of poverty and social inequality in all countries, and focus on thetransition economies to create an emerging global plan to implementworkable solutions.Evaluating the Impact of Structural Policies on Health Inequalities and theirSocial Determinants Changes, between population groups defined socially,economically, demographically and geographically.It will conclude that the project was advisable in case the present value ofthe flow of net benefits of the project were positive; that is, in case theinvestment in the project involves an increase in the organisation wealthgreater than that could be obtained using the funds to their better alternativeinvestment. 36

In absence of the funds, the benefits (annual income) of the project willcome from the product sale (Xi Pi); and the costs (debits) will come from thepurchase of products (Yj Pj) this cash flow will be received by (ỳ) years,being (rt) the cost of capital during the year (t). Thus, the “Present Net Valueof Private Benefits” of the project will be: ỳm X.P - Y.P N it it jt jt i=1 j=1 PNVPB = ______________________________________ t=0 t (1 + r)) k= 0kWhere r = 0oMI Affordable Housing Programme Designed by Arch: Victor M Houtman H 37

MI Field Hospitals Design by TurmaksWES TechnologyWater-Energy-SewerageThe WES Project contemplates to the developments of new strategies thatwill permit an ammonic socio-economic growth and balance, benefiting theprovinces sub development in Under-Developed and Developing Countries.Enter which:(1) Diversify the use and to increase the capacity of the system ofinterregional water, energy and sewage infrastructures, distribution andservices.(2) Safeguard the mobilization of goods and services, which anticipate in thedevelopment plans of the nation.(3) Complementary, to optimize and to extend other ways of goods andservices for the development of tourism, small and medium industries;stimulating the development of intermodal systems(4) Facilitate training and transfer of technology.(5) Establish excellent socio-commercial relations, through the advance oftechnology and multi-lateral benefits. 38

(6) Fortalice the interchanges of university students, with countries thatprovide advance technology, in our given state of the arts.(7) Implement projects to orient the improvement of public health,education, housing and industries.(8) Provide socio-economic developments programmes for young workingadults.The MI Scientific FactorsThe vital cycle of the system, are the factors that are more influential thanthe effect of the result or that are more often reside in the first place. On thispoint, the decisions are due and base on the competent economic evaluationwith the consideration for suitable financing, socio-economic, the regulatingbusiness atmosphere that it frequents, and the technological considerations.In recent years, the importance of project development and social progressin management, reflects the acceptance in several degrees of the followingelements: (1) the approach of management process, (2) the mutual aidbetween management, science and technology are decisive, (3) the approachof the behaviour of management, science and technology for thedevelopment of human resource, (4) sustainable competitive advantage, and(5) the economic evaluation and the availability of finances.The MI Socio-Economic Factors tbPr { T ≤ t } = Σ P (i) , E [ T ] = Σ t [ P (t) ]u=0 t=aPr = Project RiskT = Time Deliveredi = InsecurityR = Requirementt = Time ScheduledPt = ProbabilityT = R + t, R = 0 39

The WES Global Programme; treats in great details issues and factors whichwill influence the investment as a Humanitarian Programme; to build Water-Energy-Sewerage Infrastructure for Under-Developed and DevelopingCountries.The project comprise of water, alternative energy and sewerageinfrastructure, housing facilities, employment, public services, schools,hospitals, roads, bridges, tourism, heavy, medium and light manufacturingfacilities, training centres, kinder facilities and other amenities to enhancethe state of the arts of The WES Global Programme.A favourable decision would take into consideration the following factors:There are five major advantages to The WES Project, which allows dueconsideration to investor(s) for immediate development.Government Multi-Purpose DevelopmentPrivileged locations which will lead to natural increase in value over timeTourist developments surrounded by untouched nature, beaches, rivers,lakes and water falls; providing ample opportunity for water activities andalso an unparalleled level of enjoyment.Multiple access and transport communication, endow a window into theworld of industries; revealing the many opportunities for internationalcompanies to enhance market value.Global, national and regional trends will indicate that The WES Project couldrealize substantial growth as a result of the imminent approval ofinternational business atmosphere. 40

In accordance to the examples of financial benefits included in this report,the developer has the opportunity to build infrastructures for the benefits ofhumanity, unmatched on a per capita basic. The world is now showing thatthe existing political and social stability will herald comprehensive andcoherent economic advantages, should we all work together. The WESProject will enhance a global opportunity to “help make the world a betterplace” by being a part and partaking with global responsibility to providetechnical assistance, transfer of technology, and social development to forthe improvement of better living conditions.MI Focusing On LeadershipThe WES Global Programme; need leaders at all levels of the corporation thatcan bridge business strategy and emerging technologies, identifyopportunities for growth, profitability, transform innovation into commercialsuccess and promote leadership in technology management and innovation.In adjusting to a turbulent economy, many businesses follow a recessionstrategy that results in reducing core technical competencies and cuttinginvestment in innovation and products development. We on the other handwill enhance our future’s commitments by focusing on increasing innovativeactivities in preparation for a global market rebound, managing and dealingwith risk and uncertainty, understanding how motivation, innovation anduncertainty are interrelated.The leadership of people has many challenges, to become the most effectiveleader, we believe it is essential to develop the character and well-being notjust the competencies of people in leadership positions. We are committed toassisting our personnel in building multi-cultural workplaces where theyenjoy coming to work, consistently strive for excellence and are united inworking towards the objectives with vision, drive and empathy. 41

MI PAN Eco Green Hospital ShipsFive (5) Eco Green Hospital Ships for the Philippines RegionThe estimated costs are EUR 3.853 BillionThe five ships have be located at excellent competitive prices; and are nowgoing through appraisals and evaluations by MERO INTERNATIONAL – MIDOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS Marine Experts and France Naval Architects.Upon the conclusions and acceptance of these findings, we shall inform theOwner(s) of the Crafts of our interest to acquire these five units.55% of the total costs, equal to EUR 2.120 Billion shall provide us theownership of these five mentioned vessels.30% of the total costs, equal to EUR 1.156 Billion shall be used for dry dock,overhaul, modernizing, equipment and refurbish into Eco Green HospitalShips.15% of the total costs, equal to EUR 577 Million shall be used for modernhospital and health care (TEAM) tool-equipment-apparatus-machinery.MI PAN Hospital Ships shall be equipped with the under-mentioned:Hospital Ships Capacity 2,000 personnel, 100 Beds Hospital, 50 OperationTheatres, 150 Doctor’s Consultant and Examination Rooms, 50 Odontologyand Examination Rooms, 20 CIC and Recovery Rooms, Physical Therapy andRehabilitation Centre, Diabetic Treatment Centre, Medicine and ResearchCentre, Pharmacy, Hyperbaric Medicine Facility, Post-ICU Acute CareTreatment Unit, Neuro-Behavioural and Neuro-Rehabilitation Treatment Unit,Children’s Hospital, Comprehensive Diagnostic and Treatment Unit for a widerange of Infectious Diseases, Cancer Treatment, Advanced Genomic Testingand Immunotherapy, Chiropractic Examination and Treatment Centre,Obstetric and Paediatric Consultancy and Treatment Unit, Psychiatry andPsychology Consultancy and Treatment Unit, world class satelliteoceanographic observation centre, safety-emergency-security unit and manyother specialists for the enhancement of each unit into a global independententerprise. 42

MERO INTERNATIONAL-MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS; herein, recognizingand balancing the critical functions necessary for carrying out our innovation,designing managerial systems, including dual ladder, career assignment,evaluation, reward, and recognition systems and developing critical skills forreducing products development cycle time. Managing technology transfer,communication and understanding the role of technical architecture byrecognising the effectiveness of alternative organisational structuresincluding project, functional, and matrix-type approaches, which shallendeavour our work and effort toward humanity.ConclusionThe consolidation of these programmes would be to develop and implement asocio-economic matrix of lineaments in technology transfer, which wouldbring changes in the paradigm of public services with private participation,which will lend a united presents in most countries.This would allow the indexing of technology, resources and training in a planof actions, which would bring benefits to the communities, organised by themunicipal authorities, states and central government; that fortified andsatisfied the improvement public services.In this sense we could say, that the new form to manage and to planprogrammes would generate socio-economic and political changes for thebenefit of the Citizenship. In order to conclude this system, we need to makeit work as an in-house matrix, which would accumulate all the data of publicservices, through a satellite communication network, which would providestatistics and effective communication to the municipality to guarantee thepermanence of registries and pursuit of data, which would allow the taking ofsuitable actions.MERO INTERNATIONAL – MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS; projects itself, itspersonnel’s, institution, the nation and to the global community through themotto, “Health, Justice, Freedom- Santé, Justice, Liberté”.We remain,respectfully yours,Amb. Sen. Dr. Mervyn Maastricht Carl McYearwoodChairman 43