The Mayor's 21st Century Challenge to
Eliminate Substandard Housing
by Amanda Teegarden, Co-Founder of OFSA, OI & ET
December 20, 2005
The Mayor, at the Dec. 15, 2005 city council meeting, 'unveiled' his 21st Century Challenge, etc., mentioning a "lofty and fuzzy feel good goal" (who said that?) for the elimination of substandard housing.
Because of our earlier research on sustainable development, we recognized this for what it is...the furtherance of sustainable development, Agenda 21.
The Mayor used all the right language, the implementation methods, planning methods, and advocacy for this agenda, as well as the partnerships to make sure it happens, e.g. Habitat for Humanity International, Tulsa Housing Authority, Neighbor for Neighbor ( a United Way partner), unveiled after that fact that all the key people involved have already being chosen, met, and the outcome decided.
When people hear Habitat for Humanity, they generally think "Jimmy Carter" and the Christian effort to build homes for needy people. Habitat for Humanity is no longer the peanut farmer's little grassroots effort, if it ever was.
The Mayor used all the right language ... unveiled after that fact that all the key people involved have already being chosen, met, and the outcome decided.
It is being used, or actually was always intended, for the building of "sustainable human settlements" globally, via the redistribution of wealth from developed countries to undeveloped or developing countries. The human settlements will be built in the approved manner, with the approved funding, in the approved location, with the approved materials, for the approved people.
Here are just a few links, giving a little history and background on this effort.
1) A little history:
First Meeting of the U.S. National Preparatory Committee for Habitat II
2nd Meeting of the U.S. National Preparatory Committee for Habitat II
Commission Adopts New Vision for Habitat
United Nations Commission on Human Settlements
United Nations Commission on Human Settlements
2) Tulsa World article:
Progress made toward better housing
3) San Mateo County 21st Century Challenge:
4) More:
Search tools: 21st Century Challenge, Substandard Housing, Habitat for Humanity, sustainable development.
Additional articles on Sustainable Development, UN Agenda 21, can also be found at these sites.
Agenda 21
eco-logic Powerhouse
Freedom 21 Santa Cruz
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