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ABC in 25 years…

Ambition might create so much expectation that is not achievable. When will we get our freedom, and become independent? Why do we have to trade to secure our Gross Domestic Product (GDP)? How much revenue do we need to gain access to foreign aid? As a small country can we really sustain our education system? Who determines where we live, since a slump attracts urbanization discussions?

Assets,Buildings and Communities

The starting point for any Country, Local Authority and Community. Identify what you have before you ask for what you might not need. Including, help or support as funding, grants, loans and foreign aids or budget support from the EU.

Until we get this fundamental issue right, many will remain, hungry, homeless, sick, isolated or lack access to quality services.

Millions are qualified globally, to teach, manage staff, innovate new ideas and lead a constituency. Is this enough to sustain a Green Economy that requires both technology and more to access global markets?

Reality knocks on doors!

History tells us about stories when the British first began to colonize North America as early as 1600s. At a time, when colonies were formed to differentiate who owns which territory.

Migration is not a new concept, which allows people to seek better lives outside their own country. Research mentions that in the 1500s, Europeans began to arrive in North America, where they found land including natural resources seeking to claim parts of it.

The French moved into the north and the Spanish settled in the south and west, compared to the British on the East Coast.

City to Cities

Just imagine what these cities have now become since…

1. North Carolina’s assets include a vast state retirement system, state-owned physical property and a strong economy. Gross State Product -GSP in 2023, approximately $559.1 billion.
2. South Carolina’s assets, such as natural resources like cement, mineral deposits, a growing economy and high Gross Domestic Product (GDP), and public records like titles and registries. Exploring Blockchain technology to manage assets and improve the efficiency of financial and public records.
3. Delaware is known as the ‘First State’ for ratifying the U.S Constitution first, on December 7, 1787, with a reputation as corporate capital. This is due to favourable incorporation laws. Admired for its beautiful beaches like Rehoboth Beach. A chemical industry legacy, strong agricultural sector, and a flexible tax-free shopping.
4. Georgia has a strong a business economy. The state has displayed its Official Assets from 1995 – 2025. Most interestingly, Georgia’s Official Reserve Assets data can be better explained by the National Bank of Georgia and reported at 4,310,786,764 USD th in Mar 2025.
5. Connecticut is said to take the lead, as the nations Highest Per Capita income showcasing its wealth. A long history of manufacturing and hosts the states prominent educational institutions , including Ivy League Universities The largest sector for employment.
6. Maryland has a highly populated community with a robust economy, strong in information technology , biotechnology, defence contracting , and healthcare. It has Department of Assessment and Taxation- State Department of Assessments and Taxation – SDAT, that supports business services, real property valuation and property tax credits.
7. Massachusetts is a hub for technology innovation with a nickname the ”Silicon Valley of the East” for its extraordinary biotech sectors. It is known for pioneering the American Revolution. High in finance and world -class institutions like Harvard and Massachusetts institute of Technology -MIT.
8. New York is a City that hardly sleeps and is remembered for the Statute of Liberty. A powerful economy and financial sector anchored by Wall Street and the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), a global leader in real estate, with a market value of over $1.3 trillion, a significant public pension fund assets exceeding $194.5 billion A city that can boast of wealth worth $3.0 trillion and proptech innovation.
9. New Hampshire follows Part 2, Article 67 of the New Hampshire Constitution establishes the position of the Treasurer of the state of New Hampshire. In accordance with the constitution , the state Treasurer is elected by a joint session of the Senate and the House of Representatives *the General Court). This election takes place on the first Wednesday of December following the biennial election when the newly elected General Court meets for organizational purposes. In colonial periods , the Treasurer was appointed by the chief executive and frequently the same person was both Secretary of the province and Treasurer. Assets can be found in its strong high-tech, financial services and education sectors. This state provides a no state income or sales taxes. Landmarks such as the White Mountain National Forest
10. New Jersey , with a population of 9.501 million (2024), has a strong export economy exporting $37.7 billion in manufactured products in 2024, with chemicals being the largest category. Pension Fund Management has a division of Investment management assets for various public pension systems, making it a large manager in the U.S. New Jersey’s residents have a high median household income and a strong saving rate. Attracting real estate, whereby Cities like Newark are seeing renewed interest and investment, particularly in multi-family housing, dye to their proximity to New York.
11. Rhode Island has a credible status for managing investments such as the pension fund, which is a significant portion of the state’s financial resources , and public infrastructure, particular;y the portfolio pf over 1800 state-owned buildings managed by Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance (DCAMM). Investment Strategy include asset allocation across various investment classes like U.S equities, international equities, and fixed income to achieve strong returns while managing volatility.
12. Pennsylvania has a diverse economy, its Gross State Product (GSP), was over $800 Billion in 2024, supported by several strong sectors. The state is home to financial companies such as Vanguard, Lincoln Financial, and PNC Bank. Strong research with universities like Carnegie Melon and the University of Pennsylvania . Robotics and artificial intelligence, and life sciences are growing in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. Healthcare and social assistance is one of the largest employment sectors in the state with major providers like Deisinger and Highmark. Renewable Energy is a resource including biomass, geothermal, hydro, solar and wind.
13. Virginia has a population of 8.887,700 (2024), is the 12th most populated state in the country. The capital city is Richmond with a diverse economy and strong government and tech sectors. Employed population 4.2 million, median property value in 2023 $360,700 and median household income $90,974 2023.

Do you think tech will prevail?

What will communities depend on?

ABC in 25 years…

Ambition that requires walking the walk and talking the talk. Millennium Goals 2000- 2025.

Let’s go deeper!

The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) signed by 189 countries in the Millennium Declaration with a target date of 2015 to be met. These goals focused on improving global living standards by aiming to eradicate extreme poverty and hunger, achieve universal primary education, promote gender equality, reduce child mortality, improve maternal health, combat diseases like HIV/AIDS,

Sustainable Development Goals Agenda 2030

The Party celebration vision from 2015 – 2030 needs five years acceleration.

Are you ready? Collective responsibility

1. Poverty 2, Zero Hunger 3. Good Health and Well-Being 4. Quality Education 5. Gender Equality 6. Clean Water and Sanitation 7.Affordable and Clean Energy 8. Decent Work and Economic Growth 9. Industry Innovation and Infrastructure 10. reduced Inequalities 11. Sustainable Cities and Communities 12. Responsible Production and Consumption 13. Climate Change 14. Life Below Water 15. Life on Land 16. Peace justice and Strong Institutions 17. Partnerships for the Goals

Hopefully, a green Economy…

Thank you for reading.