EAE Afritocracy Government

Follow the money in Affricative Economic Democracy: "Affricative Economic Democracy" is a concept that emphasizes transforming African economies through inclusive and sustainable practices, often rooted in the values of community rights, social equity, and environmental sustainability.

To "follow the money" in this context typically means to trace the flow of financial resources, investments, and economic benefits in ways that promote democracy and equity. Here are some key aspects to consider:

1. **Investment in Local Enterprises**: Focus on financing small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that empower local communities rather than large multinational corporations.

2. **Microfinance and Cooperative Models**: Support for microfinance institutions and cooperatives which enable grassroots participation in economic activities.

3. **Government Policies**: Investigate how policies support equitable resource distribution, taxation systems, and social welfare programs aimed at reducing inequality.

4. **Foreign Aid and Investment**: Examine the impact of foreign investments and aid—are they supporting local empowerment or perpetuating dependency?

5. **Community Ownership Structures**: Look into initiatives that promote community ownership of resources (e.g., land, minerals) to redistribute wealth locally.

6. **Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)**: Analyze funding directed towards achieving SDGs, particularly those that enhance economic equity and environmental justice.

By tracing these financial flows and examining their impacts, one can assess how effectively they contribute to the principles of Affricative Economic Democracy.

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NACDAfrica Affricative Economic Model for Afrikaan Descendants Worldwide
The New Afrikaan Civilization and Development Agenda for Africa, Below the Knee Initiative 2019 AC Lot 3 Cooperative emphasized a collective responsibility driven economy.
The people are the drivers of the Affricative Model of economic principles.
In the United States the use of Social Credit was to balance the national economy and the national resources distribution among the citizens. In Africa the high rate of poverty continues to skyrocket due to absence of government mediation and intervention irrespective of several social inclusion policies that are lopsided and cannot drive effective results without the International Development Partners providing credit for such scheme.
What do the government do with the national resources plundering since independence to date.
As a result of the above question that cannot be answered, NACDAfrica Affricative Economic Model was designed by the Association of Afrikaan Descendants Worldwide to collectively promote credit cooperative structures for Credit benchmark for all citizens to participate in decision making process without necessarily begging to eat under the tables of the upper class controlled economy.
The blueprint for Affricative Economic Model and Afritocracy 4P Ideology are part of the cultural heritage of Afrikaan Descendants Worldwide in the New Afrikaan Civilization and Development Agenda for Africa.