Talk:Tt30

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:Mission 
:tt30, the young think tank of the Club of Rome (CoR), is composed of around 30 independent men and women around the age of 30 who are concerned about the problems of today’s world and are committed to working towards solutions to these challenges. 
:tt30 provides the CoR with the perspective and enthusiasm of the young generation in order to strengthen the position of the CoR as a global, non-governmental catalyst for change. tt30 spreads the ideas and ideals of the CoR into young generations. tt30, from the perspective of the young generation, establishes an agenda of topics that are central to the future development of the world and indicates possible ways to meet those challenges. In all its activities and projects, tt30 is guided by the fundamental principles of the CoR: holistic thinking, taking a global approach and a long-term perspective.
:Activities
:In the spirit of the mission statement, tt30 is a platform for debate on central issues of concern directly related to the future development of humanity. tt30 summarises these challenges in a ”Web of the Problematique” which is regularly being reviewed.
:With concrete projects and statements to the public, tt30 focuses on specific issues of the ‘Web of the Problematique’ and proposes new ways and approaches to dealing with these central challenges.
:The impact of tt30’s activities is aimed in three directions:
:•	At the participants by integrating them into a global network of young people committed to working towards a better future;
:•	At the Club of Rome by providing it with the perspective of young people;
:•	At the general public by distributing its findings through the tt30 website, media and  members networks
:Structure 
:tt30 is a forum provided by the CoR. tt30 works under the supervision of the Secretary General of the Club of Rome and regularly reports to the Executive Committee of the Club of Rome and to the Board of the European Support Centre on its activities and receives their advice. tt30 regularly informs the members of the Club of Rome and its National Associations on its proceedings.
:A co-ordinating team prepares the activities of tt30. This team has the administrative support of the staff of the European Support Centre (ESC) of the CoR in Vienna, Austria.
:Participants
:Participants of tt30 are between 25 and 35 years old. They are selected each year for one-year terms from all former participants and all new candidates by a Selection Group of three CoR members. The decision of this group is based on a recommendation by the Co-ordinating Team. On average, one-fifth of the participants are replaced with new participants each year. Former participants between the age of 36 and 40 may be invited as associates. 
:Currently, tt30 participants come from Asia, Africa, North and South America, the Middle East and Europe. They are involved in academia, the business sector, international, intergovernmental and non-governmental organisations. 
The tt30 Internet site is tt30 —Preceding unsigned comment added by Sj (talk • contribs) 19:41, November 20, 2006
:Thanks! I've maimed it to a certain extent and thrown it in the article as a basis for future work, which I shall begin on shortly. (Though, being such a new organization, I kind of doubt that there will be terribly much more to add.) Ourai т с 03:56, 21 November 2006 (UTC)
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