They invite NGOs to be members, thus acquiring new authority, new ideas, and new sources of revenue. The NGOs thus have a larger role to play than they do, for example, in the Cargo Cult scenario, to everyone's benefit. International organizations seize the moment to launch some imaginative projects. The sites are financed by private corporations with matching funds from international organizations. There is considerable competition around the world to host one of these towns.
Intellectual property becomes a big issue.
Politicians, executives, as well as lawyers, begin to understand IPRs. As a result, they become more flexible and creative in their use of copyright. This enables countries that had problems with copyright to stay within the international copyright conventions. At the end of the scenario period, poverty and deprivation still remain. But the international system is not only supportive but also knowledgeable.