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A113 PARTNERSVISION 2100

First edition · November 2026

Vision 2100 — A Blueprint for Humanity

The Foundational Vision, Strategic Agenda, and Long-Term Global Development Framework of Ambassador Ivonne A-Baki

One evidence-gated system — clean power, sovereign compute, honest institutions, productive jobs, prevention and peace — that sovereign nations can begin building now, with existing mandates, existing institutions and five modest pilots, and that stops anything that does not work.

Ambassador Ivonne A-Baki

Foundational Vision and Leadership Principles

William Michael Hadala Jr.

Principal Strategic and Technical Architect

A113 Partners

Strategic Research, Architecture, and Publication Development

First edition · November 2026 · Endorsed for publication by Ambassador Ivonne A-Baki

Why 2100

A child born today will be 74 in 2100.

For every subject, the book answers five questions:

  1. 01Where the world stands today
  2. 02What 2100 should look like
  3. 03How to get there
  4. 04What must begin now
  5. 05How progress is measured

Exhibit 1 · The case for action

Where the world stands

65

state-based armed conflicts in 2025, the most since 1946

Source: UCDP

~$2.9tn

world military spending, 2025

Source: SIPRI

117.8m

people forcibly displaced, end-2025

Source: UNHCR

655m

people without electricity, 2024

Source: Tracking SDG 7

2.2bn

people offline, 2025

Source: ITU

3.7bn

people in countries spending more on interest than on health or education, 2023

Source: UNCTAD

Exhibit 2 · One integrated system

No link can be optimized alone.

  1. 01

    Clean power

  2. 02

    Compute & connectivity

  3. 03

    Education, health & accountable government

  4. 04

    Industry & jobs

  5. 05

    Stability & dignity

  6. 06

    Peace

↺ Peace returns to power — the loop begins again.

Figure FM-1: The Vision 2100 system: each link enables the next
Figure FM-1The Vision 2100 system: each link enables the nextFive threads run through every link of the chain shown in Figure FM-1: honest institutions that make public money and public promises verifiable (Part IX); financing matched to purpose (Part X); national sovereignty over resources, data and decisions (Parts IV and V); the protection and full participation of women and children (Part VIII); and the health of the planet on which all of it depends (Parts II and V).

Six findings

What the evidence shows

1

Most of the agenda already has a mandate.

2

A Secretary-General can start almost everything but finish very little alone.

3

Sovereign AI is a skills and governance problem, not a power problem (~50 kW for a small island state; ~12 MW emerging economy; ~26 MW advanced economy).

4

The cost of capital, not the cost of panels, decides who gets clean power.

5

Verification beats promises — including for this book.

6

Space has changed the arithmetic of connectivity — but sovereignty has to be written into the contract.

The road to 2100

Five horizons, each with a gate

  1. FOUND

    2026–2030

    Gate 0 · Oct 2027 — Gate 1 · Dec 2030

  2. PROVE

    2031–2040

    Gate 2 · 2040

  3. CONNECT

    2041–2060

    Gate 3 · 2060

  4. TRANSFORM

    2061–2080

    Gate 4 · 2080

  5. SUSTAIN

    2081–2100

    Sunset · 31 Dec 2100 unless renewed

See the full roadmap

Library

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PDF · 477 pages · 12.9 MB

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Executive summary

PDF · 13 pages · 589 KB

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Cite this book

A113 Partners. Vision 2100 — A Blueprint for Humanity. First edition. Dallas, Texas: A113 Partners, November 2026.