Future Generations commonly refers to:
- Future Generations (International Non-Profit) which is a Civil Society Organisation founded in 1992 committed to community-led development.
- Future Generations (Charity) which is a charity programme for Children in Need put together by the BBS in 1998
Other articles related to "future generations, generation, future, generations":
Baby V.O.X. - Future Generations
... On December 26, 2006, DR Music unveiled the members of the 2nd generation Baby V.O.X, a spinoff group called "Baby V.O.X ... DR Music announced in July 2009 that a 3rd generation of Baby Vox would be created and initially focusing on Thailand ... for three more members taking auditions from Japan, China, and Thailand to make the 3rd generation Baby Vox a 7-member international group ...
... On December 26, 2006, DR Music unveiled the members of the 2nd generation Baby V.O.X, a spinoff group called "Baby V.O.X ... DR Music announced in July 2009 that a 3rd generation of Baby Vox would be created and initially focusing on Thailand ... for three more members taking auditions from Japan, China, and Thailand to make the 3rd generation Baby Vox a 7-member international group ...
List Of Liberal Theorists - Mill and Further, The Development of (international) Liberalism - Matthew Kalkman
... from its early beginnings to its potential future incarnations ... and to evolve, it is necessary to take into account our responsibility to future generations ... and the growing inequalities all threaten not only our freedom, but the freedom of future generations ...
... from its early beginnings to its potential future incarnations ... and to evolve, it is necessary to take into account our responsibility to future generations ... and the growing inequalities all threaten not only our freedom, but the freedom of future generations ...
Reciprocity (social And Political Philosophy) - Reciprocity and Justice - Legitimation of Social, Political, and Legal Obligations
... Future generations ... to be gained, philosophically, from considering what obligations of generalized reciprocity present generations of human beings may have to future ones ... defining a “just savings principle” for future generations, and treats it as a consequence of the interests people typically have in the welfare of their descendents, and the ...
... Future generations ... to be gained, philosophically, from considering what obligations of generalized reciprocity present generations of human beings may have to future ones ... defining a “just savings principle” for future generations, and treats it as a consequence of the interests people typically have in the welfare of their descendents, and the ...
Economics Of Global Warming - Cost-benefit Analysis
... It is also impossible to know the preferences of future generations, which affects the valuation of costs and benefits ... Another difficulty is quantifying the risks of future climate change ... is impossible for this problem mitigation might benefit future generations at the expense of current generations, but there is no way that future generations ...
... It is also impossible to know the preferences of future generations, which affects the valuation of costs and benefits ... Another difficulty is quantifying the risks of future climate change ... is impossible for this problem mitigation might benefit future generations at the expense of current generations, but there is no way that future generations ...
Social Discount Rate - Importance in Global Climate Changes
... strong probability that the world will suffer significantly in the future due to global change in temperature, finding the correct social discount rate for the benefits of reducing ... Some very intelligent people have argued that giving future generations less weight than the current generation is 'ethically indefensible.' Other equally intelligent people have argued that weighting generations ... argue that the only reason for discounting future generations is that these generations might cease to exist in the future ...
... strong probability that the world will suffer significantly in the future due to global change in temperature, finding the correct social discount rate for the benefits of reducing ... Some very intelligent people have argued that giving future generations less weight than the current generation is 'ethically indefensible.' Other equally intelligent people have argued that weighting generations ... argue that the only reason for discounting future generations is that these generations might cease to exist in the future ...
Famous quotes containing the words generations and/or future:
“Strange new problems are being reported in the growing generations of children whose mothers were always there, driving them around, helping them with their homework—an inability to endure pain or discipline or pursue any self- sustained goal of any sort, a devastating boredom with life.”
—Betty Friedan (b. 1921)
“We accept and welcome ... as conditions to which we must accommodate ourselves, great inequality of environment; the concentration of business, industrial and commercial, in the hands of a few; and the law of competition between these, as being not only beneficial, but essential for the future progress of the race.”
—Andrew Carnegie (1835–1919)