○Eliminating Poverty, Slums, and Orphans Worldwide

     A slum is an overcrowded area where the extremely poor live in urban areas, and most major cities around the world have slums. Slums are characterized by overflowing garbage, high unemployment rates, and poverty, which tend to lead to high rates of crime, drug addiction, alcoholism, suicide, and human trafficking. The reason for the existence of these impoverished groups is their low income. The solution is to establish a Prout Village in their area. In a monetary society, this problem cannot be solved, and poverty exists precisely because of the monetary society. This is because a monetary society is a competitive society of winners and losers; where there are gainers, there are losers.

    Also, for orphans born from parental abandonment or abuse, Prout Village will solicit accepting families or raise them as a whole municipality. As Prout Village does not require living expenses, people from young to old can accept orphans without worrying about living expenses. Conversely, in a monetary society, there is a limit to citizens' income, reducing the number of families that can accept them.

    Eliminating poverty also means eliminating food shortages and hunger. According to a report jointly published by organizations such as UNICEF, in 2021, about 2.3 billion people (29.3% of the world's population) were experiencing moderate to severe food insecurity.