The document discusses the Third Industrial Revolution (TIR), which is driven by human capital, information and communication technologies, renewable energy, and sustainable resources. The TIR will have socio-economic impacts and is expected to create a new collaborative society. It will require developing skills for cooperation and navigating difficulties. The TIR represents a transition to a regenerative economy based on accessible local resources that empower communities.

1. THE THIRD
INDUSTRIAL
REVOLUTION
(Based on Songhai Leadership
Academy’s “Green Book”)
BY:
GROUP FIVE (SLA P5)

2. MEMBERS OF GROUP 5
 PAMELA MBABAZI
 HIDIAT ISHOLA
 ANTHONY IFELE
 FELIX M. OKE
 JACKSON NYARKO
 MICHAEL FASIPE

3. OUTLINE
 WHAT IS THE THIRD INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION (TIR)
 COMPONENTS OF TIR
 SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPLICATION OF TIR
 MAJOR ISSUES ON CREATION OF NEW HUMANITY
 EXPECTED IMPACTS OF THE NEW PARADIGM
 WAY FORWARD
 CONCLUSION
 SUMMARY

4. WHAT IS INDUSTRIAL
REVOLUTION?
 Industry: Economic activity concerned with the
processing of raw materials and manufacture of goods
for human benefits.
 Revolution- A revolution is a fundamental change in
organizational structures that takes place in a relatively
short period of time when the population rises up in
revolt against the current policy.
 Industrial Revolution: a fundamental transition in
manufacturing process within a short period of time.

5. EVOLUTION OF INDUSTRIES
"Each industrial revolution has brought about a radical
complex of socioeconomic changes, where almost
every aspect of daily life is influenced in some way. “
Simon Chan, 2016

6. THE THIRD INDUSTRIAL
REVOLUTION
 Driven by: the human capital, computerized machines
(ICT), renewable energy, sustainable resources.

7. COMPONENTS OF TIR
Distributed
energy
Material
Resources Technology
Non
material
Knowledge

8. COMPONENTS OF TIR
Cont’d
Syntropy connectivity
within the new energy
regime as empathic
civilization rises.

9. SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPACTS
OF THE TIR
Based on the Human Sustainability
Confluence by Nick Carson (2009)

10. MAJOR CONCERNS OF THE
NEW HUMANITY
 How can we harness and develop the relations of
interdependence and dominance empathic capacities in
our countries and continent beyond the natural ethnic
afflictions?
 Sensitization and education; merging with common goals
 How can we create new synergies and alliance to
improve our chances in in the new distributed and
collaborative society of the future?
 Inter-corroborative efforts between countries – e.g. import
and export;

11. MAJOR CONCERNS OF THE
NEW PARADIGM Cont’d
 How can we develop skills and relationships that will help us grow
not only in good times but also in times of trouble?
o On the individual level first before at the synergy level
 How can we safely navigate in trouble waters?
o Humble to ask for assistance; values; intrinsic motivation
 What level of empathic ability is needed to overcome our
differences (ethnic, social groups, and community
barriers)?
o Very low due to disparities among our ethnic lines and regional
integration among sub-regions

12. EXPECTED IMPACTS OF THE
NEW REGIME
- Based on Ron McFarland (2016), Godfery Nzamujo (2018)

13. THE WAY FORWARD
We must be committed to active and
regenerative use of resources
Resources for this TIR must be one that is
native to the people, easily accessible, and
be put into circulation for it to multiply

14. CONCLUSION
Resources and human relations are oriented
towards the continuous creation of social,
environmental, spiritual and economic
wealth.
This new bold move will lead us to a
regenerative economy.

15. SUMMARY
The first industrial revolution (solely
manpower) – second individual (assembly
line) – the third industrial revolution (human
capital, ICT and regenerative resources)
The TIR will drive socio-economic
development
Is the Songhai model driving TIR?

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