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Bzerneleg · 09-01-2019, 12:30 PM

The IDEA Initiative

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Holding offices in both the government and the private sector, Bzerneleg stands in a unique position to catalyze positive change in many areas of the South Pacific. His approach to achieving progress is defined by a commitment to defending South Pacifican values and promoting an entrepreneurial spirit of experimentation. By embracing the four principles of the IDEA Initiative, Bzerneleg is ensuring that the progress we achieve is more efficient, value-based and inclusive.

1. INCREASE COOPERATION AND PARTNERSHIP

In a world evermore so interconnected, needs arise to develop mechanisms and infrastructure necessary for the facilitation of cooperation and dialogue. As the old saying goes: "Two heads are better than one," much of the problems we face can be better solved with the participation of and joint coordination between the government and the private sector.

2. DEFEND SOUTH PACIFICAN VALUES

The great region that is known today as the South Pacific, emerged sixteen years ago from the menace of oppression to become the revered beacon of liberty and justice. However, our regional interests and values face challenges every so often, both at home and abroad. Whether it be starting a new enterprise or helping a fellow region in need, it is up to us if we will continue to live up to our commitments towards freedom, justice and sovereignty.

3. EMPOWER INDIVIDUALS FOR ACTION

Viewing individuals as the building blocks of a community, Bzerneleg sees in each and every person the potential and desire to succeed in ways they see fit. That is why the South Pacific chose to become independent, why different political parties and journalism enterprises are created, and also why ordinary people like you and me run for public office to help affect change in our community. By helping people realize and take use of their potential, the South Pacific would become a fuller, more prosperous and diversified society.

4. ADVOCATE EFFECTIVE SOLUTIONS

As the second largest region in NationStates, governing the South Pacific requires delivering powerful and coherent responses to some of the biggest issues facing itself. From regional security to electoral reform, we must stand ready to provide ourselves with creative solutions through a series of works and discussions fueled by South Pacificans of different professions and interests.

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