The key change agents are the young. ¨ Development agencies and demographers warn that rapidly rising popultations will cripple impoverished nations and destroy the environment. With half the worlds population now under 25, they say that if we do not stabilize the world´s population, we risk catastrophe¨, -Allianz The young are the key change agents. Therefore this group must be given the chance to appreciate the world context clearly and as it stands objectively, and be given viable means of transforming stress, which is based on desire, competition and consumption, into a sustainable future. We exist at a point in time when the question is not whether we make such a change, but how. If we do not act now, then we must expect to face the question from future generations as to why we did not do anything when we knew there was a serious problem. Analysists reiterate the idea that one of the key areas in encouraging peace is to meet the needs of children, which reduces their stress, the environmental stress and the community stress of providing for them, etc. It is conceded that this can be done through education. The United Nations Childrens Fund publishes anual reports concerning the state of the worlds children -click here to view the latest publication- It has been established in these reports for a few years that, the future of the worlds children would be more secure if, for example, military expenditure was cut by a mere 3 percent per anum. Such a cut would give both developing and industrialized nations in excess of half a trillion dollars to spend on better education, health and welfare for the youth and the comming generations. Moreover, if a real perception and understanding of those issues which have lead mankind to this 11th hour sustainability crisis and changing world context are duly appreciated, then this potentially funded education could be instrumental in transforming the sustainability crisis into a viable and joyfully sustainable solution. Learn this