WSANDN–Government Partnership: Redefining Economic Growth as EGCR Phase Two Launches.

As the world prepares for the commercial launch of the Economic Growth Capital Resource (EGCR) on 21 January 2026, WSANDN (World Subnationals and Nations) is advancing a new, people-centered model of government partnership, one that moves beyond GDP and places human dignity, economic stability, and opportunity at the core of economic growth.

This moment represents the activation of a new economic architecture, built around people, productivity, and peace. It marks a decisive shift in how governments finance growth, manage debt, reduce poverty, and secure long-term prosperity for their citizens.

The Launch which will be held both online and in person as the United States and Australia take the lead, will involve notable people from government and all walks of life, including honourable heads of governments, ambassadors of nations, senators, ministers, members of parliarment, mayors, CEOs, directors of businesses, influencers and the general public. 

At the heart of the WSANDN–Government Partnership is direct investment across all sectors of the economy through Sector Development Funds (SDFs). Agriculture, energy and natural resources, education, manufacturing, aviation, technology, healthcare, housing, infrastructure, transportation, finance, sports, entertainment, sustainability, and more are funded strategically, transparently, and at scale. These investments stimulate production, unlock local potential, accelerate industrialization, expand capacity, and create massive employment at both national and subnational levels—while strengthening local economies from the ground up.

WSANDN is partnering with governments to establish Subnational Wealth Funds (SnWFs) and National Wealth Funds (NWFs) as permanent financial capital engines for public programs, infrastructure, healthcare, education, housing, social development, and strategic national priorities—without overreliance on taxation or unsustainable borrowing. Through the combined strength of Wealth Funds and Sector Development Funds, governments gain reliable long-term capital, the ability to finance development directly, manage debt responsibly, and deliver public services efficiently across all levels of government.

A transformative pillar of this partnership is tax system reform through platform-based compliance. WSANDN assumes responsibility for directly paying and remitting taxes on behalf of members operating within its economic platforms. This eliminates tax evasion risks, significantly reduces administrative and enforcement burdens on governments, and enables the waiving of income tax, GST, stamp duties, exchange duties, and capital gains taxes for platform users. The result is higher consumer spending, stronger business growth, and increased overall economic activity. Governments benefit from guaranteed compliance and economic expansion, while citizens, residents, and businesses retain more disposable income—driving consumption, investment, and growth.

WSANDN also partners with governments to fund and build public infrastructure, support businesses with accessible capital and mentoring, and drive massive job creation. Immediate grant funding is deployed for struggling individuals, families, and businesses, alongside targeted interventions to eradicate homelessness, poverty, and economic exclusion.

From 1 February 2026, WSANDN will roll out Universal Basic Income (UBI) programs funded through EGCR, building on the successful UBI launch in the Marshall Islands and its demonstrated positive social and economic impact.

Underpinning all initiatives is the Global Peace Agreement (GPA), which incentivizes peace, security, and non-violent dispute resolution through aligned economic rewards.

Finally, WSANDN introduces the Poverty Reduction Index (PRI) as a new measure of economic success. Growth is no longer defined solely by GDP, but by how effectively poverty is reduced. As once noted by Dr. Dominion V. Judah "If poverty persists, growth has failed regardless of economic output or GDP".

As EGCR enters Phase Two, WSANDN and governments together are redefining economic growth—not as accumulation, but as shared prosperity, stability, and human flourishing.

Strategic Summary (Points 1–12)

1. Economy-Wide Sector Investment
WSANDN invests across all sectors of the economy through Sector Development Funds (SDFs), including agriculture, energy and natural resources, education, manufacturing, aviation, technology, sustainability, construction, infrastructure, healthcare, housing, transportation, finance, sports, and entertainment.

2. Establishment of Wealth Funds
From 27 January 2026, WSANDN will establish Subnational Wealth Funds (SnWFs) and National Wealth Funds (NWFs) in partnership with governments to create permanent, professionally managed capital engines for long-term development.

3. Funding of Government Programs and Public Projects
Wealth Funds and Sector Development Funds provide direct, sustainable funding for government programs, public services, and strategic national and subnational projects without excessive reliance on taxation or external borrowing.

4. Tax System Optimization and Elimination of Tax Evasion
WSANDN assumes responsibility for the direct payment and remittance of taxes on behalf of participants operating within its economic platforms, eliminating tax evasion and reducing administrative and enforcement burdens for governments.

5. Tax Relief and Economic Reinvestment
Platform users benefit from waived income tax, GST, exchange and stamp duties, and capital gains tax, while capital is reinvested heavily into the local economy, increasing disposable income, consumption, investment, and overall economic activity.

6. Public Infrastructure Development
WSANDN partners with governments to fund, build, and modernize public infrastructure through Sector Development Funds, accelerating delivery of transportation, utilities, healthcare, housing, and digital infrastructure.

7. Business Growth and Massive Job Creation
WSANDN partners with existing and new businesses to provide growth funding, strategic support, and mentoring, thereby driving massive job creation, entrepreneurship, and local economic expansion.

8. Peace and Security Incentivization
Through the Global Peace Agreement (GPA) framework, WSANDN incentivizes peace, security, and non-violent dispute resolution by aligning economic benefits with social stability.

9. Eradication of Poverty and Homelessness
WSANDN commits to the systematic eradication of poverty and homelessness through coordinated investments, job creation, housing initiatives, and inclusive economic participation.

10. Immediate Grant-Based Financial Intervention
Grant funds are deployed for rapid financial support to struggling individuals, families, and businesses, ensuring economic resilience and social stability.

11. Universal Basic Income (UBI) Deployment
From 1 February 2026, WSANDN will deploy Universal Basic Income (UBI) programs funded through EGCR to accelerate poverty eradication and strengthen economic participation.

12. Poverty Reduction Index (PRI) as a Core Growth Metric
WSANDN introduces the adoption of Poverty Reduction Index (PRI) as an additional and essential measure of economic growth, ensuring success is defined by poverty reduction and human well-being, not GDP alone.