1. How to stop underdevelopment Another way to get out

2. Distribution of richness 11% of world population have the 88% of the richness 89% of world population have the 12% of the richness

3. NAIROBI 4 million inhabitants More than 2 million are obliged to live in the 1.5% of the city land Poor people pay the water to drink more than rich people pay the water in their swimming pools Korogocho (the poorest area) and Muthaiga (the richest area) are only 4 km far

4. The power of the economy Trains are the vehicles that produce less pollution but cars are cheaper Pharmaceutical industries try to convince people that they are depressed in order to sell more products; and they have decided to stop the supplies in Africa of some cheap medicines against HIV Nestle sells dusted milk that has gone off to poor people Del Monte gave work to 6000 workers without respecting human rights; only 2000 of them had a deal

5. How to stop the underdevelopment BOYCOTT GLOBAL EDUCATION CRITICAL USE ETHICAL BUSINESS RECYCLING SIMPLICITY RESPONSABLE TOURISM FAIR TRADE

6. Fair trade 2500 fair trade shops in Europe The products are realised in respect of people and of environment Its aim is to promote social and economical justice through trade, education, culture and social action Producers can trust on right profit and decent conditions of work Pre-financing No intermediary