Innovation for a more United, Equitable, and Regenerative world..... through

History & Background

• 1995: The Center was conceived to address the need for balance across the social, economic, and ecological dimensions of the development process.

• Vision: a Balanced Development Model integrating, Social well-being, Economic equity, and Ecological regeneration — within the context of time and place.

• 1995–2007: Conducted research on global development trends and challenges.

• 2007: Registered as a nonprofit organization in California.

• 2011: Launched social enterprise workshops and accelerators.

• 2013: Received 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status from the U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS).

• 2015: Started the Innovation Club for children and youth via WhatsApp and WeChat.

• 2022: Initiated AI integration across social enterprise, private sector, and public institutions.

Social Balance

Social balance is the bedrock of civilization, determining whether it grows peaceful and harmonious or becomes chaotic and fragmented. It fosters happiness, peace, and unity—grounded in spiritual principles, with the ultimate goal of world unity. It is achieved by optimizing human potential, fostering community engagement, and developing organizational skills that reflect integrity and compassion. At its heart, it is the pursuit of higher intelligence through the integration of spirit, mind, and body, with communities uplifting their members through meditation, consultation, collective action, and reflection, and public institutions upholding peace while supporting enterprises that serve the common good. Ethical leadership and changemakers guided by spiritual awareness and higher intelligence harmonize innovation, social well-being, and a healthy ecosystem, ensuring lasting progress for all.

Economic Balance

Economic balance is critical to the advancement of civilization and calls for a global digital circular economy rooted in social well-being, equitable prosperity, and a regenerative ecosystem. It is achieved by unlocking human potential through creativity, peaceful innovation, and diversification—recognizing the arts as a pillar of development, science as a force to build rather than destroy, and service as the bridge to shared prosperity and access to life’s basic needs. A balanced economy applies technology, artificial intelligence (AI), and strategic planning to create forward-looking solutions, while fostering entrepreneurial thinking, responsible resource use, and regenerative business models that protect the planet. When guided by purpose, equity, and long-term sustainability, economic balance strengthens communities, elevates well-being, and advances civilization toward a more united and harmonious world.

Ecological Balance

Ecological balance is vital for human well-being and the health of the planet, guiding how we live, build, and use resources. It begins with mindful consumption—choosing eco-friendly foods, embracing smaller, efficient homes, and adopting sustainable lifestyles that support both personal health and the regeneration of ecosystems. It extends to habitat protection, where we design regenerative communities and urban spaces that exist in harmony with nature’s cycles. At its core is the use of renewable resources—sun, wind, water, and biomass—driving a shift toward a regenerative, circular economy that conserves, reuses, and renews the Earth’s natural systems. By moderating human consumption, restoring degraded lands, and aligning daily life with the principles of conservation, efficiency, and respect for the environment, ecological balance ensures that both present and future generations can thrive in harmony with nature.

Time and Place

Time and place are essential to creating development models that are both locally grounded and globally connected. Historical insight allows us to learn from the past to guide present decisions and shape sustainable futures. Local-to-global integration ensures that solutions respond to local needs while contributing meaningfully to regional and global systems. Achieving contextual relevance means aligning short-term actions with long-term progress, respecting cultural diversity, geographic realities, and the unique characteristics of each community. By honoring context and embracing interconnection, development becomes more adaptive, inclusive, and impactful across generations.

Multi-Dimensional Balance

A Balanced Development Model requires the harmonious advancement of the social, economic, and ecological dimensions within the context of time and place. On the social level, it promotes inclusivity, equality, and the realization of human potential, while honoring cultural heritage and embracing global diversity. In the economic realm, it fosters sustainable growth, innovation, and equity, adapting to artificial intelligence, the digital economy, and shifting global markets. The ecological dimension focuses on habitat protection, responsible consumption, and the adoption of renewable and regenerative practices to safeguard the planet for future generations. True balance is achieved through integration—aligning all dimensions via global cooperation, cultural exchange, and regional adaptation to ensure long-term sustainability, resilience, and collective progress.