Our Mission & Approach

• Event 0: Initial Stakeholder Meetings
  • Overview: Conduct initial discussions with key government officials, financial institutions, and policymakers, focusing on the failures of debt-based fiat systems and the fundamentals of C2C.
  • Key Activities:
    1. Stakeholder Identification: Determine critical reformers, experts, and institutional allies.
    2. Strategic Planning: Draft a preliminary roadmap for transitioning to C2C.
    3. Resource Allocation: Assess resource needs, securing initial support from relevant reserve entities.
  • Expected Outcome: Establish a solid foundation and commitment to pursue an asset-backed monetary system.

• Event 1: Constitutional Integration Workshop
  • Overview: Begin legislative actions to embed C2C into the nation’s foundational legal framework.
  • Key Activities:
    1. Presentation: Introduce the C2C system and any associated currency (e.g., Central Ura) to leading legal and economic experts.
    2. Working Sessions: Draft constitutional provisions defining a fully asset-backed monetary standard.
    3. Stakeholder Engagement: Engage parliamentarians, constitutional lawyers, and policymakers in in-depth discussions.
  • Expected Outcome: Adoption of an amendment or equivalent mandate enshrining a credit-based monetary system.
• Event 2: Parliamentary Approval & Public Consultation Forums
  • Overview: Conduct thorough reviews and public consultations on the newly proposed constitutional changes.
  • Key Activities:
    1. Parliamentary Hearings: Debate integration of the chosen C2C currency into national law.
    2. Public Consultations: Host nationwide forums to gather grassroots support and feedback.
    3. Impact Analysis: Present research on the economic benefits of transitioning to C2C.
  • Expected Outcome: Secure broad legislative approval, backed by popular support.

• Event 3: Reserve Fund Allocation Conference
  • Overview: Establish the nation’s credit reserve as the foundation for issuing asset-backed currency.
  • Key Activities:
    1. Reserve Assessment: Determine optimal asset backing (e.g., gold, receivables, physical assets).
    2. Strategic Partnerships: Engage with potential allies and advisors in building a robust reserve system.
    3. Fund Creation: Develop legal and operational frameworks for managing the credit reserve.
  • Expected Outcome: A transparent, stable reserve system that underpins the new monetary framework.
• Event 4: Transition to Full Reserve Banking
  • Overview: Overhaul the banking system by adopting full reserve principles under C2C.
  • Key Activities:
    1. Regulatory Overhaul: Revise banking laws to phase out fractional reserve lending.
    2. Training Sessions: Provide compliance training for bank officials and stakeholders.
    3. Roadmap Development: Outline clear milestones for system-wide transition.
  • Expected Outcome: A stable, fully reserve-backed financial environment aligned with C2C standards.

• Event 5: Government Legislation Summit
  • Overview: Enact comprehensive laws authorizing and regulating the newly established currency as the official, asset-backed money.
  • Key Activities:
    1. Legislative Sessions: Draft and debate laws defining the currency’s value, backing, and regulatory framework.
    2. Policy Workshops: Collaborate with legal experts to refine monetary statutes.
    3. Stakeholder Meetings: Engage government officials and policymakers for final input.
  • Expected Outcome: A strong legal foundation for transitioning to C2C-based monetary issuance.
• Event 6: Central Bank Engagement Forum
  • Overview: Partner with the central or reserve bank to design, issue, and regulate the official credit-backed currency.
  • Key Activities:
    1. Monetary Policy Design: Establish guidelines for price stability and asset verification.
    2. Issuance Planning: Define rigorous protocols for currency issuance, whether digital or physical.
    3. Regulatory Framework: Establish ongoing oversight mechanisms.
  • Expected Outcome: A well-structured, asset-backed monetary policy enabling nationwide adoption.

• Event 7: International Standards Workshop
  • Overview: Secure global acknowledgment for the chosen credit-based currency by aligning with international standards, if needed.
  • Key Activities:
    1. Standards Compliance: Ensure all global financial regulations are met for cross-border acceptance.
    2. International Engagement: Inform financial institutions worldwide of the nation’s transition.
  • Expected Outcome: International recognition that paves the way for broader trade and investment.
  • Note: Registration under global currency standards (e.g., ISO) may be completed once by a single nation or by the GUA itself upon its formation.

• Event 8: Currency Production & Distribution
  • Overview: Coordinate production and nationwide distribution of the asset-backed currency.
  • Key Activities:
    1. Production Planning: Partner with authorized platforms for secure currency issuance.
    2. Infrastructure Setup: Implement high-level security and digital infrastructure.
    3. Distribution Strategy: Ensure a phased rollout through financial institutions and local communities.
  • Expected Outcome: Seamless currency distribution, fostering public confidence and accessibility.

• Event 9: Public Debt Conversion & Repayment Strategy
  • Overview:
    In C2C parlance, “Public Debt Elimination” is also known as Making Whole—a framework that settles all outstanding obligations without harming creditors. This ensures that the transition to an asset-backed currency does not result in wealth confiscation or abrupt defaults.
  • Key Activities:
    1. Debt Conversion:
       • Restructure or convert existing debt instruments into asset-backed obligations that reflect the new C2C monetary policy.
       • Creditors are not left without recourse; rather, they receive real-value assets or payment mechanisms aligned with the newly established currency.
    2. Creditor Negotiations:
       • Engage with international and domestic lenders to finalize terms under which they will be fully compensated.
       • Make clear the role of the future Global Ura Authority (GUA), which, upon formation, may disburse Central Ura allocations as a final backstop or “paymaster of last resort.”
    3. Legislative Safeguards:
       • Enact laws preventing any return to traditional debt-based borrowing.
       • Outline policies that integrate long-term oversight from the GUA once operational, ensuring consistent alignment with C2C principles.
  • Expected Outcome:

• • • A definitive Making Whole process, where every creditor is compensated fairly.
    • Elimination of the nation’s public debt, ushering in genuine economic sovereignty and trust among global financial partners.

How Making Whole Ensures Fair Treatment

1. Central Ura Allocations
   • Under the C2C framework, a portion of Central Ura (the credit-based reserve currency) is earmarked to settle remaining obligations.
   • Once the GUA is established, it coordinates these allocations, guaranteeing creditors receive equivalent value for the debts being retired—thus avoiding any perception of forced default.
2. No Robbery, No Unfair Losses
   • By providing real, asset-backed consideration—rather than fiat-based repayment—Making Whole maintains the integrity of past debt contracts.
   • Creditors see minimal disruption, as new obligations effectively replace old ones, ensuring the transition does not rob any participant of their rightful claims.
3. Transparent Oversight
   • Laws enacted at this stage mandate transparent accounting of how debts are converted or repaid, reducing concerns of corruption or preferential treatment.
   • The ongoing involvement of parliamentary bodies, civil society, and potential GUA observers fosters public confidence in the fairness of the entire process.

Wider Economic Reforms

After the Making Whole phase, governments often engage in economic revitalization, leveraging freed-up budgetary capacity (previously allocated to debt servicing) for:

• Infrastructure Projects
  • Investing in roads, energy, healthcare, and education, now unburdened by perpetual debt obligations.
• Social Programs
  • Redirecting resources to poverty alleviation, job creation, and skill development.
• Monetary Policy Evolution
  • Continual refinements to full-reserve banking, fostering stable credit issuance in alignment with asset-backed principles.

Key Takeaway: By eradicating old debts responsibly and fairly, Making Whole positions the transitioning nation to experience a sustained economic uplift, reinforcing public trust and global investor interest.

Positioning for GUA Integration

Although Making Whole can commence independently, the Global Ura Authority (GUA)—once formed—plays a pivotal role in:

• Overseeing Allocations: The GUA manages and disperses Central Ura reserves, ensuring all creditors are compensated through a transparent, rules-based mechanism.
• Maintaining Uniform Standards: It harmonizes regulations among member nations, preventing the re-emergence of debt-based practices and safeguarding universal trust in the C2C system.

Until the GUA officially convenes, Globalgood Corporation (via its Office of International Mission and affiliated offices) continues to guide countries through the blueprint of:

1. Legal & Constitutional Reforms
2. Monetary Infrastructure Development
3. Debt Elimination / Making Whole
4. Public Engagement

Each step cements the foundation for a stable, equitable, and debt-free monetary order.

By coupling a carefully structured Making Whole process with broader economic reforms, nations can seamlessly pivot from unsustainable debt-based paradigms to a Credit-to-Credit Monetary System. This holistic approach assures creditors their legitimate claims remain valid while championing the societal benefits of a post-debt economy—stability, equity, and long-term prosperity.

• Event 10: National Awareness Campaign & Business Training
  • Overview: Educate citizens, businesses, and institutions about the new credit-backed system.
  • Key Activities:
    1. Workshops & Town Halls: Host interactive sessions for widespread community understanding.
    2. Online Resource Portals: Provide e-learning materials and toolkits.
    3. Media Campaigns: Deploy coordinated efforts via TV, radio, and social platforms.
  • Expected Outcome: Public acceptance and smooth adoption, reducing misinformation or market disruptions.

• Event 11: Private Sector Adoption & Investment Summit
  • Overview: Align the corporate and financial sectors with the new C2C model to boost investment and seamless market functioning.
  • Key Activities:
    1. Business Workshops: Train private entities on operating within a credit-backed economy.
    2. Investor Forums: Engage local and international investors to catalyze growth.
    3. Market Transition Planning: Prepare capital markets for integration with the new system.
  • Expected Outcome: Robust private sector adoption that attracts additional capital and fosters economic expansion.
• Event 12: Final Review & Economic Stability Assessment
  • Overview: Conclude a full assessment of the transition, identifying successes and areas needing refinement.
  • Key Activities:
    1. Performance Evaluation: Review core economic indicators and system performance.
    2. Feedback Sessions: Collect diverse stakeholder input to guide future policies.
    3. Policy Adjustments: Implement final measures for sustained stability.
  • Expected Outcome: A fully functional, stable, and sovereign economy anchored in an asset-backed monetary framework.