Satya Das - Keynote for Alberta Party Policy Conference
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Keynote presentation by Satya Das, Principal at Cambridge Strategies, for the Alberta Party 2010 Policy Conference.
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- 1. Rebooting Alberta The Citizens’ Way! Satya Brata Das Alberta Party Policy Conference Red Deer, 13 November 2010
- 2. RICH! Alberta spends $110 million a day on its 3.8 million people
- 3. PRIVILEGED! TD Bank: Albertans better off than all North Americans
- 4. and ANGRY . . . Why?
- 5. Few satisfied with Stelmach government. . . 10% 25% 17% 25% 21% 2% I am very satisfied with the Stelmach government Slightly agree Agree Completely agree Disagree Completely disagree Slightly disagree Albertan Values Mapping – Cambridge Strategies Oil Sands Survey 2010
- 6. … perhaps because half feel they have no influence on the government 30% 28% 13% 6% 2% 21% My opinions have no influence on the government Slightly agree Agree Completely agree Disagree Completely disagree Slightly disagree Albertan Values Mapping – Cambridge Strategies Oil Sands Survey 2010
- 7. Half of Albertans feel they are not being listened to by their provincial government 31% 30% 14% 3% 2% 20% I am not being listened to by my provincial government Slightly agree Agree Completely agree Disagree Completely disagree Slightly disagree Albertan Values Mapping – Cambridge Strategies Oil Sands Survey 2010
- 8. Strong distrust for established politicians 9% 4% 19% 45% 23% Who do you trust the most to responsibly manage Alberta’s growth Brian Mason (NDP Party) David Swann (Liberal Party) Ed Stelmach (PC Party) None of the above Danielle Smith (Wildrose Alliance) Albertan Values Mapping – Cambridge Strategies Oil Sands Survey 2010
- 9. Fewer than 20% satisfied with Alberta MPs 16% 27% 23% 22% 11% 1% I am satisfied with the way the Alberta-based Members of Parliament, from any political party, are representing the interests of Albertans in Ottawa Slightly agree Agree Completely agree Disagree Completely disagree Slightly disagree Albertan Values Mapping – Cambridge Strategies Oil Sands Survey 2010
- 10. Where did we go wrong?
- 11. It’s not just us! Seven behaviours driving discontent
- 15. Science without Humanity Hiroshima, August 1945, survivors of the first use of nuclear weapons
- 16. Commerce without Morality The market needs Rules and Regulations!
- 19. Gandhi’s 1925 diagnosis is true of our times!
- 20. Gandhi’s Remedy: understand the suffering of others give wing to the fallen abandon ego and pride serve the divinity within all
- 21. Do we brag we’re “best in the world?” Or aspire to something more worthy?
- 22. A new Alberta Aspiration: Being the best for the world
- 23. The best Alberta is built on. . . Freedom from fear Freedom from want Living together in community with dignity In harmony with one another, . . . And with the natural world
- 24. And it starts with you . . .
- 25. . . . when you speak truth to Power
- 26. . . . with the courage of your convictions
- 27. So how do you know you’re right?
- 28. Because your values speak to our values
- 29. The Values Map of Alberta
- 30. Policy driven by Albertan values - Conjoint Surveys on Albertans Values Understand Learn Design
- 31. Leadership Values in 2010 Albertan Values Mapping – Reboot Alberta Survey of Progressives 2010 Curiosity Religion Generosity Hope Creativity Courage Candour Honesty Integrity Personal responsibility Clarity Learning Empathy Respect for diversity Fiscal Responsibility Accountability Wisdom Environmental Stewardship Well being Transparency Equity Complexity
- 32. $1 billion a month health care Percent of respondents agreeing or strongly agreeing with the statement Albertan Values Mapping – LPN Survey 2010
- 33. What we want from our health care Albertan Values Mapping – LPN Survey 2010 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 Skilled Knowledgeable Caring and compassionate Thorough Responsible Ethical Respectful Dependable Collaborative care Responsive Commitment Patience Confident Supportive Resourceful
- 34. Albertan oil sands stewardship: the “social license” to operate 2 6 10 12 14 18 19 20 Development Land use Reclamation- pace Water Greenhouse Ecological monitoring Habitat Reclamation- type Albertan Values Mapping – Oilsands Survey 2010
- 36. Our take from the oil we own
- 38. We have $15 trillion worth of oil sands wealth. Let’s fund the transition to sustainable energy, starting with greener hydrocarbon production. Rebooting Alberta: Sustainable energy for the world Rebooting Alberta: Sustainable energy for the world
- 39. Rebooting Alberta: Clean Energy for the World Greener oil sands; cleaner coal; alternative energy; bio-energy and bio- economy. The oil sands can make Canada the world’s first clean-energy superpower.
- 40. Rebooting Alberta: Grow the Nano Economy Rebooting Alberta: Grow the Nano Economy •Powerful application in medicine and biotechnology; energy and environment; computing and telecommunications •Rearrange the way atoms act and behave in any form
- 41. Investment-grade feasibility study by Province: stand-alone high speed train line needs fewer than two per cent of drivers to switch to make it economically viable. Province assembles the right-of-way; private sector builds and operates to government standards. Multi-use right of way can include buried high-voltage power lines, fibre optics, oil and gas pipelines, dedicated truck highway Rebooting Alberta: High Speed RailRebooting Alberta: High Speed Rail
- 42. Carbohydrate economy to complement the hydrocarbon economy using starches and sugars in crops and forests Rebooting Alberta: The Bio Economy Rebooting Alberta: The Bio Economy A zero-waste economy in which every product and by-product is processed to optimal value •Agriculture and wood fibre make insulation, textiles, building products, industrial papers, composite materials (even for auto parts), polymers, binders, fragrances, food wraps •Biomass to produce electricity; synthesis gas; liquid and solid fuels. Results?
- 43. Alberta leading in societal development • wellness • literacy • connectivity • community • diversity • inclusion • sustainability Rebooting Alberta: Aspirations for our society Rebooting Alberta: Aspirations for our society
- 44. You can be the change you want to see in the world!
- 45. “I am the master of my fate: I am the captain of my soul” Nelson Mandela by Yousuf Karsh, four months after release from 27 years of rigorous imprisonment INVICTUS
- 46. Leadership begins in the mirror!
- 47. All you need is. . .
- 48. Inspiration. . . Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery! None but ourselves can free our minds!
- 49. And Action!
- 50. GAME ON!