MERO INTERNATIONAL - MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS GLOBAL MEDICAL ASSISTANCE

MERO INTERNATIONAL-MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS; Rights and Freedoms Programme, promotes, guarantees and protects basic rights and freedom of choice; with acceptance and tolerance of minorities. As a society, we are open to and respectful of different cultures and ideas. Everyone, no matter their creed, race, age, cultural background or sexual orientation has the right to participate in our Society, Economic Benefits and Incentives without fear or oppression. All men and women are equal under the Law. MERO INTERNATIONAL-MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS friendliness and generosity does not extend to early and forced or polygamous marriage or harmful cultural practices that tolerate abuse, or gender-based violence; these practices are incompatible with the Principles, Laws and Values of our Society and are unacceptable in all forms. MI Happy Friendly Multi-Cultural Work Place We may not have all the answers and solutions to the world problems; neither are we asking for a perfect world; but we do believe, that your help and the help of other focusing in the same direction, will enhance the efforts toward human sustainability and the reduction of extreme poverty. 101

MI Management MERO INTERNATIONAL – MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS; are drug free and non-smoking environmental Society, their philanthropy is encompassing the developmental mission, goal and techniques of implementation; therefore providing developing structures and systems of their actives in the domain of sustainable human development economic programmes, contribute to the support of medicine, medical assistance, research, emergency, relief assistance for the victims of wars, armed conflicts, natural disasters, food and housing programmes, economic and social development thru healthcare, human rights, abject extreme poverty, educational programmes and projects targeting children, particularly in the under-privileged groups. MI Management in Action-Learning and Development MERO INTERNATIONAL-MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS; provide training information and solutions with substance, launched online, topic by topic, each one with free content apply to the inner workings of all divisions made available to all personnel. 102

MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS IN FOCUS MERO INTERNATIONAL-MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS; provide a global reach to creating solutions for medicine, medical services, hunger, poverty and social injustice to poor communities worldwide. We focus our work with conviction and integrity and challenge the structural barriers that foster conflict and human inequity. MERO INTERNATIONAL-MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS; personnel travel worldwide to make real differences in the lives of real people, working with the local community to protect the local environment; provide better living conditions by helping people stay healthy, housing programme, nutritious food, clean water, and education and help improve human condition at the grassroots level. There‘s no one solution fits all, each problem and/or community is unique; firstly we have to investigate, prepare an action plan, and then address the basic needs, before we can start working on solution(s). A solution for one community with the same problem; may look drastically different than a solution for another community with just a few kilometers difference. 103

MI Mountain Acres Agriculture Programme MERO INTERNATIONAL-MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS; are members of the philanthropic, social, educational, cultural and scientific family, whose objectives are to promote medicine, medical assistance, healthcare, human sustainability, protect human rights and the world environment and abject extreme poverty. Promote friendly relations among nations: facilitate to maintain international peace and security, irrespective of a country‘s political, constitutional and social differences. We‘re Medical Doctors, Environmentalist, HCare Professionals and Engineers without boarders, we provide our services worldwide. MERO INTERNATIONAL – MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS; work with Governments, Institutions and Private Enterprises, which facilitate healthily environment, hcare and better living conditions toward humanity. MI ALERT Programme MI ALERT management brings together individuals with years of experience and leadership in emergency, healthcare services, healthcare insurance, business management and business administration. The management of MI ALERT will be personnel with extensive experience in developing strategic alliances through the mechanisms of international joint ventures and licensing agreements. 104

The collective experience of the individuals positions the management team to lead the division through all the stages of research and development, from the 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‘re committed to providing users with content products for a growing number of specialties. As we move forward, our products will continue to reflect the same high quality, ease-of-use, dedication to user requirements and will serve as the focal point of international network of medical experts, systems and know-how, providing a 24 hrs service where we can be reached through web site, e-mail, telephone and emergency hot line that will enhance medical emergency and natural disaster assistances, help to abject extreme poverty, ambulance service, health products and social activities that improve better living standards. MI HCare Programme The healthcare industry is being influence by consumers‘ purchasing behaviours; to shift their perception from a hallowed and deeply respected privilege of society, to a service industry comparable to financial services or consumer goods. This change has demonstrated the global increase in both private healthcare and medication expenditure and also out-of-pocket healthcare expenditure per capita; consumers are now spending more money in 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 their healthcare for better health and longer life. 105

AUDITOR ORGANOGRAM INSPECTOR GENERAL GENERAL ASSEMBLY COUNCIL CHAIRMAN CHIEF EXECUTIVE ADVISOR SECRETARY OF THE BOD PRESIDENCY PRESIDENT SECRETARIAT INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATION OPERATIONS FINANCE HUMAN LAW-POLICY INFORMATION RESOURCES RESOURCES LOGISTICS LEGAL PUBLIC MEDICINE FINANCE ADMINISTRATION EMERGENCY POLICY COMMUNICATION ADMINISTRATION HUMAN MULTILATERAL NGO GLOBAL OPEN N SERVICES HUMAN RIGHTS ACCESS EXTERNAL ADVISORY ON IHL FUNDING RESOURCES ICT LAW AND POLICY RESEARCH LOGISTICS HUMAN FORUM MERO ALERT RELATIONS CIVIL – ARMED RIGHTS - HEALTH OCEANOGROPHY FUND RAISING GLOBAL TALENT CONFLICTS ARCHIVES-RECORDS MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT SOCIO FUNDS CIVILIAN PROTECTION DEMOGRAHIC SECURITY – SAFETY PRISONERS OF WAR MI-DAB TV HONOURS MANAGEMENT MISSING PERSONS DETAINEES GLOBAL COVERAGE ENVIRONMENT GENDER EQUALITY EXTREME GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE POVERTY DIPLOMATIC REFUGEE MULTICULTURISM IN ACTION SIMON ALLIANCE AGENCY PROGRAMME BOLIVAR ALLIANCE INSTITUTE MI CLUB HRI LE PARIS 106

MI Assembly Council The Presidium Assembly Council is the highest governing body of MERO INTERNATIONAL - MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS. Chairman/Chairperson Hostess/Host – Independent Office Secretary of the Chairman/Chairperson Chief Executive Advisor Economic and Finance Executive Advisor Security and Safety Executive Advisor International Law and Human Rights Executive Advisor Humanitarian and Extreme Poverty Executive Advisor President Secretariat-Secretary General Inspector General Auditor General Three (3) SIEVP- Senior International Executive Vice-Presidents Chancellor Ombudsman Sixteen, (16) IEVP-International Executive V-President and Region Representatives Eighteen (18) IRD-International Region Delegates Professionals Country‘s Resident Directors Unit commanders Specialists Physicians Surgeons 107

Pediatrician Anesthesiologist Cardiologists Psychiatrist Obstetrician Gynecologists Pharmacists Phlebotomist Podiatrist Dentist Dietologist Psychologist Professionals of Health Care Dietitians Nutritionist Veterinary Therapists Chiropractors Optometrist Phlebotomists Diagnostic Medical Sonographer Feldsher Health Administrator Physician Assistants Surgeon's Assistant Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technologist Medical Assistant Medical Technologist 108

Nurse Anesthetist Nurses Nurse Assistance Athletic Trainers Surgical Technologist Psychotherapist Paramedic Pharmacologist Pharmacy Technician Clinical Laboratory Technician Physical Therapist -Physiotherapist Dental Hygienist Health Information Technician Veterinary Technologist Medical Transcriptionist Clinical Officers Social Workers Occupational Therapists Occupational Health and Safety Specialist Physical Therapists Radiographers Radiotherapists Respiratory Therapists Audiologists Speech Pathologists Optometrists Operating Department Practitioners Emergency Medical Technicians 109

Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Marriage and Family Therapists Laboratory Animal Caretaker Dispensing Optician Cardiovascular Technologist Medical Equipment Preparer Administrative Professionals Executive Secretaries Supervisors Technical Professionals University Students Volunteers Technicians Photographers Medical Assistants Administrative Assistants College Students Volunteers Drivers Labour Personnel Security Safety Personnel Volunteers Non-Medical Professionals Ecologist Mathematics Professors Teachers Accountants Economist 110

Actuaries Architects Engineers Linguistics Translators Interpreters Surveyors Lawyers Agriculture Food Natural Resources Social Workers Park Ranger Auto Mechanic Information Technology Construction Science Technology Transportation Distribution Logistics Personnel MERO INTERNATIONAL – MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS; clinical, research, administrative, field and other professionals and personnel are readily available, employment benefits will be equal or better than the benefits receive from native countries or previous employment, insurance and pension plan shall be provided by an international operator. Our personnel will be working in a strategically location, with multi-access, multi-cultures; that offers the advantage of the best solution, incentives, working and living conditions, education, on the job training and an atmosphere of business and recreation creativity. 111

No employment agreement, or contract, or letter of agreement shall be used in the appointment or employment of personnel unless the form of agreement, contract, or letter has been approved by the Board. The minimum qualifications for the appointment of all personnel shall be determined by the Board, based upon the duties and responsibilities of the position, and shall be recorded and maintained by the institution, division and/or department. All full time personnel, including executive members, shall be required to devote a minimum of 30 hours per week to the institution, division or centre, and shall maintain appropriate office hours as determined by the Board (or his or her designee), at any division or centre, by the director. Calculation of the 30 hour week shall follow such guidelines as promulgated by the Board. MERO INTERNATIONAL – MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS; will provide any necessary reasonable adjustments for disabled employees, provide equality of opportunity; such as appropriate training, development and guidance which actively supports the recruitment and retention of people with disabilities, reasonable adjustment and justifiable flexibility in working practices and general policies. We will not require higher standards of performance and conduct of a person with a disability than you would of any other employee, make sure that the employment and retention of people with disabilities is an integral part of the Society's diversity and equal opportunities policies and practices, take specific actions to raise the awareness of people in the Society about disability and make sure key staff are fully informed, and know about their personal role and responsibilities in making sure unfair discrimination does not occur, and ensure the working environment does not prevent people with disabilities from taking up positions for which they are qualified. MERO INTERNATIONAL – MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS; believes the important lever for change and an impetus for improving good practice is crucially important to value all people as individuals, and to concentrate on personal abilities and strengths in order to ensure organisational gain from diversity. Having a disability does not automatically stop an individual from being the best person for the job; it therefore makes sound employment and economic sense to capture the contributions of people with disabilities both as personnel and customers. Evidence shows that there are not necessarily additional costs involved, there are in fact advantages in terms of tapping skills and talent and the potential for organisational growth and satisfaction. The fundamental processes from target-setting through measurement to performance and development reviews, performance management skills, coaching, counselling and problem-solving will meet the developmental needs and enhancing team performance, competences and management effectiveness. 112

MERO INTERNATIONAL – MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS; elle-même, son personnel, son institution, la nation et la communauté mondiale à travers la devise ―Santé, Justice, Liberté-Health, Justice, Freedom- Salud, Justicia, Libertad‖. MERO INTERNATIONAL – MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS; projects itself, its personnel‘s, institution, the nation and to the global community through the motto, ―Santé, Justice, Liberté-Health, Justice, Freedom- Salud, Justicia, Libertad‖. MERO INTERNATIONAL – MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS; se proyecta a sí mismo, a su personal, a su institución, a la nación y a la comunidad global a través del lema, ―Santé, Justice, Liberté-Health, Justice, Freedom- Salud, Justicia, Libertad‖. MI Online Programme MI Online (MOL) evaluates the health outcomes (physical functioning, quality of life) and cost-effectiveness of various treatment modalities, using clinical drugs trails and randomised control trails of non-pharmaceutical interventions. The programme objective is to improve family healthcare delivery and the quality of life of patients and their family by translating research finding into clinical practice. Thus MOL will be the foundation of evidenced-base care in the countries in which we have a client base, regularly contributing to decisions about clinical programme, diagnostics and treatment. We will evaluate patterns of health service utilisation, referral patterns and cost- effectiveness of health services; establish national and international databases on healthcare for Asthma, Diabetes, HIV/AIDS, Infectious Diseases, Malaria, and Rheumatism. MI Online Principal Investigators and Project Directors will be members of MERO INTERNATIONAL-MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS multidisciplinary research and medical teams, representing a wide variety of healthcare professionals from different countries with one common goal ―to serve a multi-cultural and broad language base platform‖ in healthcare programmes and to abject extreme poverty. The programme will be provided by subscription and as a community service in the form of e-mail monthly update, web site and telephone consulting, having strong interactions with industry and clinical programmes and to ensure the application of scientific knowledge to the promotion of human health. 113

MI Global Image Programme Promote the good image, name and relationship of the Organisation in all matters in the press, radio, TV, www and all other media of communications. Promote our Humanitarian, Peace and Social activities, regional, national and international, and make recommendations to the Executive Board Committee of ways and means that can enhance their activities to the benefit of humanity. MERO PHARM Programme MI PHARM strives to maintain and will continue to build upon a growing international leadership position in the field of pharmaceutical, biomedicine and nutritional products. We are committed to providing the safest, most effective and highest quality products for patients care. MI PHARM will accomplish this by constantly improving and adding to our existing product portfolio through new products development and the addition of strategic, viable, synergistic medical opportunities. MI White Bio-Technology Processing Programme Driven by advancing technology and the needs of an aging population, the health sciences environment is looking for better and safer techniques to enhance patient‘s health, wellbeing and comforts. Bio-Neurogenic is a forefront to the growth, which combines tradition leading-edge medicines together with over 5,000 years of Oriental Medical Practices. Using digital imaging the pain area is mapped out, at that point the physician introduce natural stimulants into the pain area by means of precise injections. This will induce the natural stimulants in the pain area, which accelerates the natural healing process that reduces or eliminates the pain and improve mobility. This technique is followed by a series of acupressure and acupuncture which in turn increase the blood circulation to the effected pain area and damaged tissues, enhancing a faster return to the patient normal health and activities. 114

Industrial Biotechnology is the use of natural processes - primarily of enzymes - for industrial manufacturing. It is also known as \"white\" biotechnology. Based on the use of enzymes, the white biotechnology industry manufactures products with a market value in excess of EUR 100 billion. The industry shows growth rates of 10 percent annually. White biotechnology is considered a key technology of the 21st century, as it offers economic and environmental advantages over traditional chemistry: Lower Energy Costs Enzymes enable chemical reactions at \"biological\" temperature, as opposed to high temperatures often required in traditional chemistry, significantly reducing energy costs. 115

Replacing Complex Synthesis Enzymes permit the manufacture of chiral compounds and other difficult-to- synthesize intermediates, e.g. for the production of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs). Customized enzymes help the chemical industry replace complex synthesis steps by a single bio-catalytic step, making their products and processes more competitive. Replacing critical materials with abundant materials, particularly in applications that use large amounts of catalysts, would have many benefits. Abundant materials are cheaper, less susceptible to supply fluctuations, and more environmentally benign. Cheap and abundant metals also can be less selective, less tolerant of functional groups, and use more expensive ligands than rare and expensive metals, but research gradually is reducing these shortcomings. In addition to the large price advantage that comes with substituting a prevalent, cheap metal for a rare, expensive metal, cheap metals are often environmentally more benign. Losses of metal are more easily tolerated in an industrial process, which can reduce or eliminate the recycling steps that are almost mandatory with expensive metal catalysts. In the pharmaceutical industry, the Food and Drug Administration may or may not allow trace levels of residual catalyst in a final drug product. 116

MI MANUFACTURING■PROCESSING■DISTRIBUTION ■PHARMACEUTICAL■NUTRITION■HEALTH■FOOD■SUPPLEMENTS■ PHARMACEUTICAL ASTHMA 350 BOTTLES -180 ML US$ 1.15/B US$ 2.50/B US$ 3.75/B US$ 875,000,000 50 BOXES- 20 T /BOX US$ 1.20/BOX US$ 2.43/BOX US$ 3.68/BOX US$ 121,500,000 15 INJECTIONS -3/BOX US$ 5.75/BOX US$11.50/BOX US$17.50/BOX US$ 172,500,000 15 INHALERS US$ 2.25/UNIT US$ 3.50/UNIT US$ 7.00/UNIT US$ 675,000,000 10 DROPLETS -5 ML US$ 1.10/UNIT US$ 2.25/UNIT US$ 3.50/UNIT US$ 22,500,000 10 DIABETES -130 ML US$ 1.55/B US$ 3.25/B US$ 4.90/B US$ 32,500,000 5 FEVER-100 ML US$ 1.35/B US$ 2.75/B US$ 4.25/B US$ 13,750,000 5 INFLUENZA -100 ML US$ 1.35/B US$ 2.75/B US$ 4.25/B US$ 13,750,000 CONDOMS 150 BOXES- 3C US$ 0.15/B US$ 0.75/B US$ 1.25/B US$ 112,500,000 DIABETES I & II 100 INSULIN -5/BOX US$ 1.65/BOX US$ 3.50/BOX US$ 4.95/BOX US$ 330,000,000 US$ 2.50/B US$ 3.75/B US$ 125,000,000 50 BOTTLES -120 ML US$ 1.20/B US$ 2.50/B US$ 3.75/B US$ 62,500,000 US$ 2.75/BOX US$ 4.25/BOX US$ 27,200,000 25 BOTTLES -30 T US$ 1.20/B US$ 3.25/BOX US$ 4.90/BOX US$ 812,500,000 10 BOXES- POWDER US$ 1.75/BOX US$112.50 US$175 US$ 562,500,000 US$ 3.50/B US$ 5.50/B US$ 87,500,000 HIV/AIDS 250 INJECTION -5/BOX US$ 1.50/BOX US$ 3.50/B US$ 5.50/B US$ 87,500,000 5 COCKTAIL US$56.25/UNIT US$ 0.25/PK US$ 0.38/PK US$ 125,000,000 25-180 C/B US$ 1.55/B 25-150 ML/B US$ 1.55/B US$ 2.50/BOX US$ 3.75/BOX US$ 625,000,000 500 NR-SYRINGE US$ 0.05/PK US$ 2.25/B US$ 3.50/B US$ 112,500,000 US4 2.25/BOX US$ 3.50/BOX US$ 22,500,000 INFECT DISEASES 250 ANTIBIOTIC INJ US$ 1.25/BOX 50 ANTIB-150 ML/B US$ 1.10/B US$ 3.50/BOX US$ 5.75/BOX US$ 700,000,000 10 ANTIB-1O T/BOX US$ 1.10/BOX US$ 4.24/BOX US$ 7.00/BOX US$ 212,500,000 US$ 4.25/B US$ 7.00/BOX US$ 106,250,000 MALARIA 200 BOXES- 20 T US$ 1.50/BOX 50 INJECTION -3/BOX US$ 1.75/BOX US$ 2.25/BOX US$ 3.5/BOX 25 BOLLTES -150 ML US$ 1.75/B US$ 2.00/B US$ 3.0/B US$ 2.00/BOX US$ 3.0/BOX RHEUMATISM 100 INJECTIONS-3/BOX US$ 1.15/BOX US$ 2.50/BOX US$ 3.75/BOX US$ 225,000,000 INFLAMMATORY US$ 2.00/B US$ 3.00/B US$ 20,000,000 10 BOTTLES -180 ML US$ 1.00/B US$ 2.00/BOX US$ 3.00/BOX US$ 20,000,000 INTRA-ARTICULACY US$ 2.50/BOX US$ 3.75/BOX US$ 125,000,000 10 BOXES 20 T US$ 1.00/BOX US$ 2.00/B US$ 3.00/B US$ 20,000,000 CORTICOSTEROIDS US$ 2.00/BOX US$ 3.00/BOX US$ 20,000,000 50 INJECTIONS -3/BOX US$ 1.25/BOX US$ 125,000,000 US$ 2.50/B US$ 3.75/B US$ 20,000,000 10 BOTTLES -150 ML US$ 1.00/B US$ 2.50/B US$ 3.75/B US$ 20,000,000 US$ 2.50/B US$ 3.75/B 10 BOXES- 20 C US$ 1.00/BOX US$ 2.50/B US$ 3.75/B US$ 2.50/B US$ 3.75/B 50 INJECTIONS -3/BOX US$ 1.25/BOX US$ 2.25/BOX US$ 3.50/BOX US$ 1.25/B US$ 3.50/B 10 BOTTLES -120 ML US$ 1.00/B 10 BOXES- 20 C US$ 1.00/BOX VITAMINS A 5 CAPSULES -30/B US$ 1.25/B US$ 12,500,000 A&D 5 BOTTLES- 180 ML US$ 1.25/B US$ 12,500,000 5 CAPSULES -30/B US$ 1.25/B US$ 12,500,000 B1 5 BOTTLES- 180 ML US$ 1.25/B US$ 12,500,000 5 CHEWABLE -30 C US$ 1.25/B US$ 12,500,000 5 INJECTIONS -5/BOX US$ 1.25/BOX US$ 11,250,000 5 CAPSULES -30/B US$ 1.25/B US$ 11,250,000 117

MI MANUFACTURING■PROCESSING■DISTRIBUTION ■PHARMACEUTICAL■NUTRITION■HEALTH FOOD■SUPPLEMENTS■ PHARMACEUTICAL VITAMIN B6 10 INJ 300 MG-5/BOX US$ 1.25 US$ 2.25 US$ 3.50/BOX US$ 35,000,000 B12 US$ 2.50 US$ 3.75/B US$ 12,500,000 5 BOTTLES- 180 ML US$ 1.25 US$ 2.50 US$ 3.75/B US$ 12,500,000 C US$ 2.50 US$ 3.75/B US$ 12,500,000 5 CAPSULES -30/B US$ 1.25 US$ 2.00 US$ 3.00/UNIT US$ 10,000,000 D US$ 2.50 US$ 3.75/B US$ 12,500,000 E 5 CAPSULES -30/B US$ 1.25 US$ 2.50 US$ 3.75/BOX US$ 37,500,000 K US$ 2.50 US$ 4.25/BOX US$ 12,500,000 5 DROPS-1ML US$ 1.00 US$ 2.25 US$ 3.25/UNIT US$ 11,250,000 US$ 2.50 US$ 3.75 US$ 12,500,000 5 LIQUID-180 ML/B US$ 1.25 US$ 2.75 US$ 4.50 US$ 13,750,000 US$ 2.50 US$ 3.50 US$ 12,500,000 10 INJ-1 ML 5/BOX US$ 1.25 US$ 2.50 US$ 3.75 US$ US$ 2.25 US$ 3.50 US$ 5,000,000 5 INJ-100MG 5/BOX US$ 1.25 US$ 2.25 US$ 3.50 US$ 6,750,000 US$ 2.25 US$ 3.50 US$ 56,250,000 5 DROPS 1 ML US$ 1.00 US$ 2.25 US$ 3.50 US$ 11,250,000 US$ 3.00 US$ 5.00 US$ 11,250,000 5 LIQUID-150 ML US$ 1.25 US$ 2.50 US$ 3.50 US$ 9,000,000 US$ 2.50 US$ 3.75 US$ 7,500,000 5 CHEWABLE -30/B US$ 1.25 7,500,000 US$ 5.00 US$15.00 5 EFFERVESCE -500 MG US$ 1.25 US$ 5.00 US$15.00 US$ 5.00 US$15.00 2 LIQUID-120 ML US$ 1.25 US$ 5.50 US$15.00 US$ 5.00 US$15.00 3 SPRAY-2.5 UI/G US$ 1.05 US$ 5.75 US$18.00 US$ 5.00 US$15.00 25 CAPSULES US$ 1.05 US$ 5.75 US$18.00 US$ 5.00 US$15.00 5 LIQUID-150 ML US$ 1.25 US$ 5.75 US$18.00 US$ 5.00 US$15.00 5 SPRAY-3.5 UI/ML US$ 1.15 US$ 5.00 US$15.00 US$ 5.00 US$15.00 3 INJ-10 MG 3/BOX US$ 1.50 US$ 5.75 US$18.00 US$ 5.00 US$15.00 3 SPRAY-3.5 UI/ML US$ 1.15 US$ 5.00 US$15.00 US$ 5.00 US$15.00 3 CAPSULES -30/B US$ 1.25 US$ 5.75 US$18.00 US$ 5.75 US$18.00 BIONEUROGENIC US$ 5.00 US$15.00 US$ 5.00 US$15.00 NUTRA STRESS 5 BOTTLES- 60/B US$ 1.50 US$ 5.00 US$15.00 US$ 25,000,000 US$ 5.00 US$15.00 US$ 25,000,000 GINKGO PLUS 5 BOTTLES- 60/B US$ 1.50 US$ 5.00 US$15.00 US$ 25,000,000 US$ 5.00 US$15.00 US$ 25,000,000 CALCIUM 5 BOTTLES- 60/B US$ 1.50 US$ 5.00 US$15.00 US$ 27,500,000 US$ 15,000,000 EVENING PLUMROSE 5 BOTTLES- 60 S-GEL US$ 1.50 US$ 10,000,000 US$ 25,000,000 COENZYME 3 BOTTLES- 1.50/B US$ 1.50 US$ 11,500,000 US$ 10,000,000 THERA 2 BOTTLES- 60 S-GEL US$ 1.75 US$ 11,500,000 US$ 25,000,000 CAT'S CLAW 5 BOTTLES- 60 S-GEL US$ 1.50 US$ 25,000,000 US$ 25,000,000 GLUSOSAMINE PLUS 2 BOTTLES- 2.75/B US$ 1.75 US$ 11,500,000 US$ 10,000,000 CHONDROITIN COMP 2 BOTTLES- 2.75/B US$ 1.50 US$ 10,000,000 US$ 10,000,000 GLUC0-CHONDROITIN 2 BOTTLES- 3.75/B US$ 1.75 US$ 11,500,000 US$ 11,500,000 SUPER B COMP 5 BOTTLES- 60 S-GEL US$ 1.50 US$ 25,000,000 US$ 15,000,000 NATURAL V -E 100IU 5 BOTTLES- 60 S-GEL US$ 1.25 US$ 15,000,000 US$ 10,000,000 NATURAL V -E 400IU 5 BOTTLES- 60 S-GEL US$ 1.50 US$ 15,000,000 US$ 15,000,000 ZINC LOZEN 1.75/B 2 BOTTLES- 90 T/B US$ 1.75 US$ 10,000,000 GAMMA ORYZANOL 2 BOTTLES- 90 S-GEL US$ 1.50 KELP-LECITHIN B6 CIDER 2 BOTTLES- 90 T US$ 1.50 LYCOPENE 2 BOTTLES- 90 S-GEL US$ 1.50 PINE BARK EXTRACT 2 BOTTLES- 90 TABLETS US$ 1.75 OCU-PLEX LUTEIN 2 BOTTLES- 90 TABLETS US$ 1.75 SHARK CARTILAGE 5 BOTTLES- 60 S-GEL US$ 1.50 MULTIPLE IMMUNE FAC 3 BOTTLES- 90 TABLETS US$ 1.50 WOMEN'S BREAST H 3 BOTTLES- 90 TABLETS US$ 1.50 VEIN & CIRCULATING S 2 BOTTLES- 90 TABLETS US$ 1.50 CHEWABLE MULTI V 3 BOTTLES- 60 S-GEL US$ 1.50 MULTI NUTRIENT 3 BOTTLES- 90 TABLETS US$ 1.50 VITAMIN C 500 MG 2 BOTTLES- 60 TABLETS US$ 1.25 118

MI MANUFACTURING■PROCESSING■DISTRIBUTION ■PHARMACEUTICAL■NUTRITION■HEALTH FOOD SUPPLEMENTS■ BIONEUROGENIC CHEWABLE VIT C 5 BOTTLES 250 MG-90 US$ 1.25 US$ 3.50 US$ 5.50 US$ 17,500,000 US$ 4.00 US$ 5.50 US$ 20,000,000 MINERALS 5 BOTTLES- 90 T US$ 1.25 US$ 4.25 US$ 7.00 US$ 22,125,000 US$ 4.25 US$ 7.00 US$ 22,125,000 CHROMIUM PICOLINATE 5 BOTTLES 200-90 US$ 1.25 US$ 4.25 US$ 7.00 US$ 22,125,000 US$ 4.25 US$ 7.00 US$ 22,125,000 MAGNESIUM 5 BOTTLES 200 MG-90 T US$ 1.25 US$ 4.25 US$ 7.00 US$ 22,125,000 US$ 4.25 US$ 7.00 US$ 22,125,000 POTASSIUM 5 BOTTLES 83.5 MG US$ 1.00 US$ 3.50 US$ 5.50 US$ 35,000,000 US$ 4.25 US$ 7.00 US$ 42,500,000 MANGENESE 5 BOTTLES 50 MG-90 T US$ 1.25 US$ 5.00 US$ 8.00 US$ 25,000,000 US$ 3.75 US$ 6.00 US$ 18,750,000 CALCIUM CITRATE 5 BOTTLES 90 TABLETS US$ 1.25 US$ 3.00 US$ 5.00 US$ 15,000,000 US$ 2.25 US$ 4.25 US$ 22,500,000 CALCIUM COMPLEX 5 BOTTLES 90 TABLETS US$ 1.25 US$ 3.75 US$ 6.00 US$ 37,500,000 US$ 3.75 US$ 6.00 US$ 18,750,000 COD LIVER OIL 10 BOTTLES S-GEL US$ 1.00 US$ 2.25 US$ 5.00 US$ 11,250,000 US$ 3.00 US$ 5.00 US$ 15,000,000 BEE POLLEN 10 BOTTLES 500 MG US$ 1.25 US$ 3.75 US$ 6.00 US$ 37,500,000 US$ 4.50 US$ 7.00 US$ 22,500,000 HAWAIIAN SPIRULINA 5 BOTTLES 500 MG US$ 1.25 US$ 2.50 US$ 4.50 US$ 7,500,000 US$ 3.75 US$ 5.50 US$ 11,250,000 PHOSPHATIDYL CHOLIN 5 BOTTLES 90 S-GEL US$ 1.25 US$ 3.75 US$ 6.00 US$ 11,250,000 US$ 5.00 US$15.00 US$ 15,000,000 CHEWABLE PROTEIN 5 BOTTLES 90 T US$ 1.25 US$ 5.00 US$15.00 US$ 10,000,000 US$ 5.00 US$15.00 US$ 10,000,000 BREATH FRESH CAP 10 BOTTLES 60 S-GEL US$ 1.05 US$ 5.50 US$15.00 US$ 27,500,000 US$ 5.00 US$15.00 US$ 25,000,000 ALOE VERA -HONEY 10 BOTTLES 90 S-GEL US$ 1.05 US$ 5.75 US$18.00 US$ 11,500,000 US$ 5.00 US$15.00 US$ 10,000,000 ALOE VERA -HONEY 5 BOTTLES 180 ML US$ 1.25 US$ 5.75 US$18.00 US$ 11,500,000 US$ 5.00 US$15.00 US$ 25,000,000 ANISE-MINT SPRAY 5 UNITS 3.5 ML US$ 1.15 US$ 3.00 US$18.00 US$ 15,000,000 US$ 5.00 US$15.00 US$ 25,000,000 ANISE-MINT 5 BOTTLES 150 ML US$ 1.50 US$ 5.00 US$15.00 US$ 25,000,000 US$ 5.75 US$18.00 US$ 28,750,000 CARROT- PAPAYA 10 BOTTLES 90 S-GEL US$ 1.15 US$ 5.00 US$15.00 US$ 15,000,000 US$ 5.00 US$15.00 US$ 10,000,000 DIENTE LION 5 BOTTLES 90 CAP US$ 1.25 US$ 5.75 US$18.00 US$ 28,750,000 US$ 5.75 US$18.00 US$ 28,750,000 OREGANO SPRAY 3 UNITS 3.5 ML US$ 1.25 US$ 5.00 US$15.00 US$ 15,000,000 US$ 5.00 US$15.00 US$ 15,000,000 OREGANO 3 BOTTLES 150 ML US$ 1.25 US$ 1.00 US$ 1.75 US$ 500,000,000 PARSLEY 3 BOTTLES 90 CAP US$ 1.15 US$ 1.00 US$ 1.75 US$ 500,000,000 US$ 1.00 US$ 1.75 US$ 500,000,000 PARSLEY 3 BOTTLES 150 ML US$ 1.50 US$ 0.75 US$ 1.25 US$ 375,000,000 PEANUT OIL SPRAY 2 UNITS 3.5 ML US$ 1.50 PEANUT OIL 2 BOTTLES 150 ML US$ 1.50 GINSENG-BEE POLLEN 5 BOTTLES- 60 S-GEL US$ 1.50 GINSENG-BEE POLLEN 5 BOTTLES 150 ML US$ 1.50 TAMARIND CAPSULE 2 BOTTLES- 60 S-GEL US$ 1.75 TAMARIND 2 BOTTLES 150 ML US$ 1.50 ARSENIC- CABBAGE 2 BOTTLES 90 S-GEL US$ 1.75 NEEM CAPSULE 5 BOTTLES 90 S-GEL US$ 1.50 NEEM SPRAY 5 UNITS 3.5 3.75/B US$ 1.75 CANTALOUGE CAP 5 BOTTLES- 60 S-GEL US$ 1.25 CANTALOUGE TAB 5 BOTTLES 60 TAB US$ 1.50 CANTALOUGE 5 BOTTLES 150 ML US$ 1.75 PINE-APPLE CAPSULE 3 BOTTLES 90 S-GEL US$ 1.50 PINE-APPLE TABLETS 2 BOTTLES- 90 T US$ 1.50 GINGER CAPSULE 5 BOTTLES 90 S-GEL US$ 1.75 GINGER TABLETS 5 BOTTLES 250 MG US$ 1.75 KELP CAPSULE 3 BOTTLES 60 S-GEL US$ 1.50 DONG QUAI 3 BOTTLES 90 S-GEL US$ 1.50 MC FOODS AQUA ZIP 500 BOTTLES 330 ML US$ 0.25 MALT-GINSENG 500 BOTTLES 250 ML US$ 0.35 BEVERAGES 500 BOTTLES 300 ML US$ 0.30 FRUITS DRINK MIX 500 PK 50 G US$ 0.25 119

To the development and global commercialisation of our products with cost- effectiveness and to provide medications through our social development programme to individuals that are less fortunate. MI PHARM can commence immediately to provide this service by joint ventures and licensing from companies in Canada, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Spain, Switzerland, UK and USA, and at a later date proceed with their own manufacturing and processing plans. MI KinderCare Programme MI KinderCare helps prepare children of today to be world leaders of tomorrow. The Centre shall be a leading Not-for-Profit Institute of preschool and child care facilities; KinderCare provides child care and age-specific educational programs for kids from six weeks to 11 years old. The Institute shall also offer elementary School distance learning programs. MI KinderCare will offer quality care in a fun learning environment, providing full-day educational curriculum of developmentally appropriate lessons, activities with medical personnel in attendance. MI ECourse Programme Continuous Distance Education System Language ELearning One-on-One A proposal with recent subjects that allow integrating the theory with professional practice and offer the bases for better attention and learning Benefits Remote study, at any time and place It 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 and Communication It granted transformable academic hours for curriculum in education credits for Professional Recertification. MI ECourse offerings are considered necessary foundations for serious information and studies towards most careers. You'll learn about MERO INTERNATIONAL-MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS activities, products and services, and develop your ability to analyse and select information, studies, products and services for yourself or clients. 120

It allows you to learn new methods, techniques and have information which can be used for studies or to acquire knowledge and keep updated on new happenings. MI ECourse designations are based on these facts, principles and thinking. There is no better way to advance your career and/or knowledge other than by achieving professional assistance. Employees will recognize advanced skills and knowledge, clients will recognize you as a trusted leader capable of providing superior service and advice, and both your family and yourself will acquire personal benefit by having the use of first hand learning capabilities at your disposal from anywhere in the world. There are no prerequisites for MI ECourse, People of all culture and learning can part take; however prior computer experience or training is recommended. MI Hospital, Children Hospital, Preventive Medicine and HCare Programme MERO INTERNATIONAL-MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS; provide the future where all children are healthy. It has to be a collective effort; caregivers, scientists, healthcare professionals, engineers, data specialists, leaders and philanthropists, all joining together in a shared vision to make a healthier world by focusing on one of the world‘s toughest problems and providing the needs, supports and efforts to brighten the future of sick children worldwide. 121

MI-MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS MI Children‘s Hospital MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS; believe that critically ill children should have access to curative, hospice and palliative care; from the inception their life- threatening illness has been diagnosed. Our curative, hospice and palliative care services for paediatrics patients with a wide range of life-limiting illnesses, including cancer, stroke, heart disease, lung disease, liver disease, kidney disease, multiple sclerosis, ALS, Alzheimer‘s and AIDS. When medical treatments can no longer cure a disease, our team of hospice professionals can do a great deal to control pain, reduce anxiety and offer needed spiritual and emotional support to patients and their families. MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS; aims to improve health through behavioural change and the integration of behavioural and biomedical science using clinical, community, and laboratory-based research; bridging biomedical, sociobehavioural, population and health scientific disciplines. Faculty members are committed to both basic research on discovering the mechanisms underlying behavioural factors in health and illness (e.g., examining the stress response among children and adolescents, neuroimaging of AIDS and other medical conditions), as well as to applied research on the translation of these discoveries for clinical and community health improvement. 122

MI Preventive Medicine Mobile Programme MI Children Hospital, Preventive Medicine and HCare Programme, was founded to enhance the health and wellbeing of the children worldwide. MI Children Hospital, Preventive Medicine and HCare Programme advance their commitment to all children, through advocacy, health promotion, and community outreach to promote prevention of illness and early identification of life-threatening diseases. Programme components include: Medical and dental preventive outreach services Health promotion and education Forging of community collaborations and partnerships Advocating promoting better health for children and adolescents Medical Outreach to Serve Those in Need Provide medical outreach through a variety of programmes to bring healthcare to children in need. Provide early, accessible preventive and interventional health services to improve the health status of children and adolescents, by early identification of risk factors that affect their health through the implementation of clinical, educational and research programmes. Focus on disease prevention, health policy/advocacy and health promotion efforts by addressing the health needs of children and adolescents. This vision will be driven by ongoing monitoring, assessment leading to policy- making oriented towards the prevention of diseases and related risk factors, therefore improving morbidity and mortality rates. 123

MI Education Programmes Partnering with Schools and Education Institutes; to offer school-based health clinics, as part of the Health Connect in Schools Programmes. This initiative, which provides a nurse practitioner and licensed practical nurse (LPN) at high-risk schools, provides preventive and basic school health services in an effort to decrease absenteeism and improve health outcomes of the student population. The programme also seeks to assign medical homes for children without a paediatrician. Services offered through the programme include: Hearing and Vision Screening Blood Pressure Screenings Child Health Check-Ups Referral for follow up at the Medical Home Height, Weight and Body Mass Index Health Promotion and Education Services Scoliosis Screening Nutrition and Physical Activity Nurse Assessment First Aid and Emergency Care Chronic Disease Management Communicable Disease Control Medication Management Promoting Children‘s Well Being MI Children Hospital, Preventive Medicine and HCare Programme offer a variety of health and safety classes and programmes for parents, caregivers and children. Topics and programs include: Sport Injury prevention workshops for parents and coaches of young athletes Court-ordered child passenger restraint course (C.R.O.P.) Safe Sitter Programme - 16-hour program that instructs teens in caring for small children. Establish a Children Network website that will provides parenting information for all Australians who care for children. The website will offer up-to-date, research-based material covering new-borns (0 - 3 months), babies (3 - 12 months), toddlers (1 - 3 years), pre-scholars (3 - 5 years), school-age children and teenagers. 124

MI Eco-Pure Natural Spring Drinking Water It‘s the genesis and essence of all Life. Each of us needs anywhere from 2-4 litres - or 8 bottles - of water a day. Times that by 7, then 52 and that‘s the equivalent of almost 3000 bottles per person, per year. That‘s a lot of water. And that‘s a lot of bottles of water. Now imagine those bottles with our own uniquely designed label, oour own ‗brand‘ of water if you will, to go with our successful product. Promote our brand by giving people something they need: water. MI Eco-Pure Natural Spring Drinking Water, label bottle water creates the perfect association, subtle but enduring, between our brand and the essence of Life. What could be better? And what could be better for our brand? We‘ve said it before and we‘ll say it again, MI Eco-Pure Natural Spring Drinking Water private label bottled water is genius; Pure genius. Scroll through to see our full range of bottle styles. If you don‘t find it here, it doesn‘t exist. And while private label possibilities are endless, MI Eco-Pure Natural Spring Drinking Water works closely with the people to choose the right combination to suit all their needs. Water Specifications, Quality you can taste! As remarkable as it might seem, spring water from different geographical areas taste very different. Spring water is a natural product that comes from the earth and retains the same properties and qualities as its underground source. Depending on the minerals present, water temperature and other naturally occurring factors each spring will import its distinctive ―personality‖ and ―taste‖ to its water. We have vigorous quality control standards that allow us to guarantee our customers the same crisp and delicious water every time one of our bottles is consumed. A light blend of minerals (174 ppm) contributes to the great taste of our water. MI Eco-Pure Natural Spring Drinking Water Chemical Analysis: Nutrition Facts HCO 3 ................................. 16 Na ........................................ 1 CL ........................................ 1 Ca ........................................ 5 125

SO 4 ..................................... 5 Mg ....................................... 1 K .......................................... 0 NO 3 .................................... 0 Zn ........................................ 0 Pb ........................................ 0 As ........................................ 0 Cu ........................................ 0 Fluoride ions contents ..... 0.5 ppm Mineral salts contents ...... 49 ppm PH ........................................ 6.3 More facts about water Water helps nearly every part of the human body function. Considering that our body is almost two-thirds water, understanding water's important role in the body can be a benefit to your health! - Helps to convert food into energy - Helps body absorb nutrients - Protects and cushions vital organ - Carries nutrients and oxygen to all cells in the body - Regulates body temperature - Water is required for expiration - Moistens oxygen for breathing - Removes waste - Cushions joints - Brain is 75% water - Bones are 22% water - Muscles are 75% water - Blood is 92% water 126

MI Safe Sitter Programme Parent Control-Internet Safe Computing MI First Aid Programme Safe Transport of Children with Special Needs, offering assistance in the selection of safety seats for proper fit and installation, and appropriateness for child‘s overall passenger safety needs. Injury – Accident Bites -Sting Natural Disaster Medical Consultation 127

Safety on Wheels rallies, available on request to teach children about safety and inspect bikes, helmets and other wheeled craft for safety Safety health fairs - offered on campus and on location MI Injury Prevention Programme Safety Care to prevent unintentional childhood injury, the leading cause of death and disability for children ages 1 to 15. This programme focuses on reducing injuries to children by promoting and educating the community on child passenger safety, pedestrian/bike and wheeled sport safety and water/ drowning prevention, among other important safety topics. The passenger Safety Buckle Up Programme and Car Seat Initiative. MI Wildlife Programme MERO INTERNATIONAL – MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS; Wildlife Programme will be well organized and a multi-disciplinary organisation entrusted with responsibilities for protection and management of MERO International properties, promotion of tree planting on private lands for sustainable wood production and protection/ preservation of ecosystem/environment. The Society will regularly undertaking various development activities and implementing local and donor assisted projects in the fields of Forestry & Rangeland Management, promotion of Social Forestry, Amenity/Urban Planting, Landscaping & Beautification, Avenue Plantation, Promotion of Sericulture and Apiculture, Forestry Education, Research and improvement of Ecosystems. 128

Wildlife conservation is a global concern as species and their habitats face an increasing threats, most of which are caused by human activities. MI Wildlife Programme shall provide exclusive programming events expose viewers to the world's leading adventurers, explorers, scientists, environmentalists, filmmakers and renowned photographers. Inspiring viewers through smart, innovative programming that show what we know, how we view the world and what drives us forward. MI Climate Change and Environment Programme MERO INTERNATIONAL – MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS; proposed to increase vegetative cover, promote environmental stability, preserve biodiversity 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 farmlands through Farmers Participation, Development of Social Forestry/ Farm Forestry, protect and preserve Wildlife, Research-Monitoring-Evaluation, Rangeland Management/ Pasture Management and Sericulture and Apiculture Development. UNEP: Climate change has long-since ceased to be a scientific curiosity, and is no longer just one of many environmental and regulatory concerns. As the United Nations Secretary General has said, it is the major, overriding environmental issue of our time, and the single greatest challenge facing environmental regulators. It is a growing crisis with economic, health and safety, food production, security, and other dimensions. 129

MI Global Responsibility The world‘s health depends on diverse factors: policies, governmental, administrators, environment, education, and nutrition, sources of financing and scientific knowledge. Most important is the willingness to learn from the knowledge obtained, carry out investigation activities, provide the capacity and technology to enhance the project, and last but not the least the financial support necessary to fulfill the obligations set forth to provide better healthcare and help fight extreme poverty. Extreme poverty is an integral phenomenon, which manifests a relation of causality depending on the capacity of the individual to generate income, in order to satisfy his basic necessities and those of his family, and to adapt to a better social standard of living. This programme is designed with the concept to try to influence coordinated forms and simultaneously determining all variables. The emphasis is on investment in human resources and social assistance, considering children and 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 considered necessary. It should be taken into observation that the programme proposed here does not exhaust the real possibilities of action by the State. It is only one enumeration of indicative character, made from the experience gathered of programmes similar or made in other countries, taking into account the comparative advantages and disadvantages that such structure presents. However, a pertinent programme is considered to have affects, directly or indirectly, in at least one of the variables of the yield function. 130

One of the particularisations of this programme is that the work involves people of the objective population, such as contributors in action. This brings a series of additional benefits that make the programme very attractive. Nevertheless, to obtain the active participation of the ones who are interested is subordinated to certain previous requirements; as well as the design of programme that tends to solve problems that ―are felt‖ by the objective group, so that the project is arranged to give their quota of maximum efforts. Thus, it is understood that the programme will not appear spontaneously like a simple selection within the proposed programme. It follows a gestation process that includes, understanding different stages; identification and prorogation from problems; selection and design of the programme. MI Medicine Integrated Distribution MERO INTERNATIONAL and the assistance of their international health providers are able to apply the knowledge and technologies already verified, and are willing to search for and create new knowledge, strategies and technologies, that will give the advantage of problems solving. In order to execute the organic, socio-economic and cultural characteristics problems of the people in extreme poverty is to provide the normal access to the basic necessities with quality and integrity. The answer to the enunciated problems ―must‖ be confronted by all concerned; developed countries implement supervision, funding and know-how and the beneficiaries ―must‖ play an active role to decentralise their social, political and economic environment and make continuing efforts to eliminate poverty in all its manifestations 131

MI Operation Methodology One must consider that all our services offered have the same objective described previously. It is therefore required to establish patterns of comparison towards different countries' situation and quantify decisions before making changes, so that we can obtain the best results in our undertakings. In terms of our treatments philosophy, it is required to evaluate not only the medical attention, but also the quality of service in relation to the immediate and long term social impact; in this manner the patients will receive adequate treatment for their condition, in order to have a speedy recovery. MERO INTERNATIONAL – MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS, philosophy is to offer their personnel ―interesting working conditions‖ such as personal and social benefits, educative opportunities, on the job training, and working in a learning and teaching environment. Salaries will be competitive in regards to qualifications, experience and the ability to be a part of a problem solving organisation, which works under extreme conditions whenever required. Deprived Evaluation Versus Social Evaluation The project evaluation consists of comparing the costs with the benefits that can be obtained, thus to decide on the convenience of carrying them out. The deprived evaluation of the project supposes that the funds (money) constitute the only interest to the private organisation; as well as for the private evaluation of the importance to determine the annual flows of money (cash flow) which implies to the private organisation to the project in reference. 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 these funds‖. Poverty and Refugees have been the focus of considerable public concern, several governments, institutions and communities‘ are addressing the issue on a global scale. MERO INTERNATIONAL – MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS; is participating in the global efforts in poverty reduction, where people are able to live free of poverty. Our work embraces the studies of soicodemography and social policy with new and up-to-date empirical material in the changing profiles of poverty and social deprivation. What emerges is a thought-provoking comparison of the extent, severity and structural causes of poverty. We need to have multi-cultural trends toward the wide diversity of development trajectories, patterns of global integration and impact of international strategies on deepening social polarization and poverty; enhancing a broad spectrum of public opinion and policies to the challenges of poverty and social inequality in all countries, and focus on the transition economies to create an emerging global plan to implement workable solutions. 132

Evaluating the Impact of Structural Policies on Health Inequalities and their Social Determinants Changes, between population groups defined socially, economically, demographically and geographically. It will conclude that the project was advisable in case the present value of the flow of net benefits of the project were positive; that is, in case the investment in the project involves an increase in the organisation wealth greater than that could be obtained using the funds to their better alternative investment. In absence of the funds, the benefits (annual income) of the project will come from the product sale (Xi Pi); and the costs (debits) will come from the purchase 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 Value of 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)) r) k= 0k  Where r = 0 o 133

MI Affordable Housing Programme Designed by Arch: Victor M Houtman H MI Field Hospitals Design by Turmaks 134

The WES Global Programme Water-Energy-Sewerage The WES Project contemplates to the developments of new strategies that will permit an ammonic socio-economic growth and balance, benefiting the provinces sub development in Under-Developed and Developing Countries. Enter which: (1) Diversify the use and to increase the capacity of the system of interregional water, energy and sewage infrastructures, distribution and services. (2) Safeguard the mobilization of goods and services, which anticipate in the development plans of the nation. (3) Complementary, to optimize and to extend other ways of goods and services 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 of technology and multi-lateral benefits. (6) Fortalice the interchanges of university students, with countries that provide 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 working adults. The Scientific Factors The vital cycle of the system, are the factors that are more influential than the effect of the result or that are more often reside in the first place. On this point, the decisions are due and base on the competent economic evaluation with the consideration for suitable financing, socio-economic, the regulating business atmosphere that it frequents, and the technological considerations. In recent years, the importance of project development and social progress in management, reflects the acceptance in several degrees of the following elements: (1) the approach of management process, (2) the mutual aid between management, science and technology are decisive, (3) the approach of the behaviour of management, science and technology for the development of human resource, (4) sustainable competitive advantage, and (5) the economic evaluation and the availability of finances. 135

The Socio-Economic Factors tb Pr { T ≤ t } = Σ P (i) , E [ T ] = Σ t [ P (t) ] u=0 t=a Pr = Project Risk T = Time Delivered i = Insecurity R = Requirement t = Time Scheduled Pt = Probability T = R + t, R = 0 The WES Global Programme; treats in great details issues and factors which will influence the investment as a Humanitarian Programme; to build Water- Energy-Sewerage Infrastructure for Under-Developed and Developing Countries. The project comprise of water, alternative energy and sewerage infrastructure, housing facilities, employment, public services, schools, hospitals, roads, bridges, tourism, heavy, medium and light manufacturing facilities, training centres, kinder facilities and other amenities to enhance the 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 due consideration to investor(s) for immediate development. Government Multi-Purpose Development Privileged locations which will lead to natural increase in value over time Tourist developments surrounded by untouched nature, beaches, rivers, lakes and water falls; providing ample opportunity for water activities and also an unparalleled level of enjoyment. Multiple access and transport communication, endow a window into the world of industries; revealing the many opportunities for international companies to enhance market value. 136

Global, national and regional trends will indicate that The WES Project could realize substantial growth as a result of the imminent approval of international business atmosphere. In accordance to the examples of financial benefits included in this report, the developer has the opportunity to build infrastructures for the benefits of humanity, unmatched on a per capita basic. The world is now showing that the existing political and social stability will herald comprehensive and coherent economic advantages, should we all work together. The WES Project will enhance a global opportunity to ―help make the world a better place‖ by being a part and partaking with global responsibility to provide technical assistance, transfer of technology, and social development to for the improvement of better living conditions. Focusing On Leadership The WES Global Programme; need leaders at all levels of the corporation that can bridge business strategy and emerging technologies, identify opportunities for growth, profitability, transform innovation into commercial success and promote leadership in technology management and innovation. 137

In adjusting to a turbulent economy, many businesses follow a recession strategy that results in reducing core technical competencies and cutting investment in innovation and products development. We on the other hand will enhance our future‘s commitments by focusing on increasing innovative activities in preparation for a global market rebound, managing and dealing with risk and uncertainty, understanding how motivation, innovation and uncertainty are interrelated. The leadership of people has many challenges, to become the most effective leader, we believe it is essential to develop the character and well-being not just the competencies of people in leadership positions. We are committed to assisting our personnel in building multi-cultural workplaces where they enjoy coming to work, consistently strive for excellence and are united in working towards the objectives with vision, drive and empathy. Recognising and balancing the critical functions necessary for carrying out innovation, designing managerial systems, including dual ladder, career assignment, evaluation, reward, and recognition systems and developing critical skills for reducing products development cycle time. Managing technology transfer, communication and understanding the role of technical architecture by recognising the effectiveness of alternative organisational structures including project, functional, and matrix-type approaches. 138

Conclusion The consolidation of these programmes would be to develop and implement a socio-economic matrix of lineaments in technology transfer, which would bring 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 plan of actions, which would bring benefits to the communities, organized by the municipal authorities, states and central government; that fortified and satisfied the improvement public services. In this sense we could say, that the new form to manage and to plan programmes would generate socio-economic and political changes for the benefit of the Citizenship. In order to conclude this system, we need to make it work as an in-house matrix, which would accumulate all the data of public services, through a satellite communication network, which would provide statistics and effective communication to the municipality to guarantee the permanence of registries and pursuit of data, which would allow the taking of suitable actions. Acknowledgement We‘re enhanced by the belief, that there are individuals and institutions somewhere out there that could help to titivate the glow in humanity, by proving the ways and means to make this project as meaningful and successful as it should be. We extend a warm and spiritual embracement to all the healthcare professionals, medical institutions, hospitals, military, police and fire personnel‘s, friends and well-wishers in all the countries that have a part of this study for their remarkable assistances. They will be long remembered for their honesty, compassion and strength of spirit; people that strongly believe in freedom, capacity of self-determination, individual rights, the equality of opportunities, and the right to healthcare and education. We‘ll feel empty if we didn‘t mention the healthcare reconnaissance has become valuable in extreme degree for the assistance to preventive medicine, environmental studies, culture and social awareness and the perceptiveness towards extreme poverty. An everlasting friendship to the countries in Arab League, Latin America, Caribbean, Brazil, Russia, India, China, Cuba, Venezuela and Africa countries, that welcome us to observe and be a part of their hurting and to the people of Tibet, Nepal, India, Bangladesh, Ghana, Niger and Nigeria that taught us, that all is not lost. 139

We herein wish a special thank you, to the Sovereignty of the countries such as Belgium, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Russia, Sweden, Switzerland, UK, Ukraine and USA that provide us with the insight, and knowledge to their traditional ways and modern concept of healthy living. Finally, we want to, once again hold the hands of the sick and extreme poor people that let us into their lives, invited us into their homes and offered us the best that they had; their gesticulation although they live in their poor and humble state, still allows human beings to act as human beings; may god bless them all. We at MERO INTERNATIONAL–MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS; ask for your help; and we look forward for a meaningful, understanding and beneficial consideration towards our human sustainability and extreme poverty efforts. Bibliography Arab League Council for Arab Health Ministers Arab League Council of Social Affairs Ministers Arab League Educational, Cultural and Scientific Organization ALECSO Arab Centre of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights Education Federation of the Universities of the Islamic World Algeria- Algerian Society for Rheumatology Algeria- Algerian Society for Nutrition and Orthomolecular Medicine Algeria- EU-Algeria Association Council Australia- The Malian Foundations Empowering Communities Austria- The European Federation of Neurological Societies Albert Einstein College of Medicine 140

Belgium- European Commission Brazil- Children Healthcare and HIV/AIDS Unit Canada- Canadian Medical Association Canada- Association Médicale de Québec Canada- Canadian Society of Internal Medicine Canada- The Society of Rural Physicians of Canada Canada- International Federation For Clinical Neurophysiology China- CESTT China, Hong Kong- The Hong Kong Society of Neuroscience Egypt-Taking It Global Organisation HIV/AIDS France-Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development OECD France-Confederation des Syndicats Medicaux Francais France-Anglo French Medical Society France-World Medical Association France-Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development France-Association Européenne de Médicine Interne AEMI Germany- Bundersministerium fur Verkehr - Bau - Und Wohnungswesen Germany- Österreichische Gesellschaft für Klinische Neurophysiologie AON Italy-Società degli Alpinisti Tridentini Italy-Corpo della Nobiltà Italiana Italy-Amici del Mondo World Friends Onlus Italy-Angels Onlus Italy-OWSD Organization for Women in Science for the Developing World Japan-MOF Mexico-Mexican Clinical Neurophysiology Society Nigeria-Military Russia-EBRB Organisation South Africa-Institute of HIV/AIDS Switzerland-The Global Fund Switzerland-FÉDÉRATION DES MÉDECINS SUISSES Switzerland- Anglo-Swiss Medical Society UK, England-OGC UK, England-QHSE Executives UK, England-University of London School of Medicine UK, Ireland –DOCH UK, England-Chartered Management Institute 141

UK, England-National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery UK, England-Institute of Neurology, UCL USA-United Nations USA-World Bank USA-World Health Organisation Society USA-American Clinical Neuro-Physiology ACNS USA-IASP-International Association of Safety Professionals USA-National Institute of Occupational Safety & Health USA-American Society of Sanitary Research Prevention of Health- Advancement of Sanitary Science Ukraine-Ukrainian Medical Association (UMA) Ukraine-Ukrainian Scientific Society Ukraine- The European Society of Aerospace Medicine Venezuela-Pan-American Health Organisation Venezuela-Sumet Venezuela-CorpoSalud Venezuela-Instituto Venezolano De Los Seguros Sociales Venezuela-Ministerio De La Defensa (NG, AIR FORCE, NAVY, ARMY) First of all we should like to express our deepest appreciation to all those who have help us during these years, for your warm support. Many people in the countries we worked, who were affected by Malaria, Natural Disasters, HIV-AIDS, Social and Political Conflicts have regained certain stability in their life; some of them have settled in new homes and others are still trying to get there. We still have many health problems to be addressed, also the issue on extreme poverty, proper living conditions and public services, including education. We were able to assist in the rebuilding of homes which were washed away by the tsunami, provide medical assistance to Malaria, HIV-AIDS and other Infectious Diseases, Portable Drinking water and Socio-Economic Developments; thanks to financial contributions received from many of you around the world. Considering that we were loss for where to commence, in many of these trying issues; we have made great progress and it is all thanks to supporters like you. We are resolved to continue our efforts to reconstruct the stricken areas and commit ourselves to provide our work in corporation with associates, friends and well-wishers all over the world. 142

We once again would like to express our deepest gratitude to all of you for your solidarity. Thank you for sharing with us your valuable time, we believe our work would facilitate a seamless transition and allow us to make an immediate and positive impact. There is no doubt in our mind that our work will continue with your insight and support, and to take us where we want to be, as we take the next step. There is so much we cannot do. We cannot give back the children, women and men all that they have lost during the years, but we can return to them their most basic human sustainability, better health, cleanliness, better living conditions and a better life. We remain, respectfully yours, MERO INTERNATIONAL-MI DOCTORS ACROSS BORDERS Mervyn Maastricht Carl McYearwood Ambassador-Chairman 143