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The minutes with links to the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees
[UNHCR] and Engineers with Borders [EWB] Australia Zambia Refugee project information can 
be reviewed On-line here

These Refugee projects require Capital Equipment, Materials, Perishable Materials as well
as Human Resources to succeed

On-line minutes can be one way of promoting Sponsors' web-sites

The background to this Zambian Refugee project can be reviewed On-line here

Tue 24 Apr 2018						Recipient: 61xxxxxx
REF:UNAJDOr1		IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST		Y/R: Refugee Projects

To			
Investment Organisations	cc	Federal, State & Local Gov
Returned Services Clubs			interested parties
Chambers of Commerce			Hull Coin - UK Council Cryptocurrency Iniatitive
Councils				E:      
Universities & TAFEs			F:{61}(2/3/7/8/)	
Education & Training Organisations	M:{61}(4)		
Sports clubs				P:{61}(2/3/7/8)

Dear Pim

 BACKGROUND TO UN INTEREST IN RUBAC ESTANDARD SINCE 1988

I appreciate your feedback and concerns about the UNDP offer for a proposed project 
so it may be helpful to provide some background on the interest in the RUBAC 
methodology by the United Nations since 1988

In Feb 1988 I met with many of the early proponents of Electronic Data Interchange 
at Compat'88 in the Hague Holland
 
These meetings about the RUBAC Electronic Information Methodology led to over 
15 letters of support about the RUBAC electronic coding methodology

One of the driving forces for the advancement of the UN Standard EDIFACT 
[Electronic Data Interchange for Administration, Commerce and Trade] 
{subsequently known as ISO 9735} was Alain BELLEGO the UN/ECE Chief of 
Trade Facilitation and Standardization Section Unit

In his letter dated 17 May 1988 Mr BELLEGO drew our attention to understanding 
the significance of UN Standards as signified in his letter {Att A}

Since that letter, members of the Halisa International Network [HIN] have been 
involved with understanding the CIT Standards issues

In Jul 1988 I met with Alan BELLEGO at the United Nations Headquarters in Geneva 
and we discussed the political issues involved with promoting Communications and 
Information Technology [CIT] Standards 

In Jun 1989 I was invited to attend a 1-week conference called TEDIS'89 in Brussels 
Belgium to explain the UN/EDIFACT standard for Electronic Data Interchange [EDI] - 
here is a link to the TEDIS Legal Workshop which discussed the importance 
of an Electronic Notary for EDI applications 

The led to HIN members involvement with Standards Australia IS/11 Standards 
Committee 1988-89, ebXML Australia 2000-2002 and the Australian Health Reform 
Program 2011-2015

In 2004 Duane NICKULL as the Vice chair of the UN/CEFACT Bureau Plenary 
developed the UN eBusiness Strategy for the Asia-Pacific Region

In Sep 2004 Duane invited me to review and comment on his draft strategy

In 2006 it was discovered that both the Australian eName & Address Standard 
AS4590 and the UN Standard EDIFACT [ISO 9375] both has a simple and complex 
address format in the same standard

In 2017 Standards Australia confirmed that AS4590 the Standard electronic 
Name and Address format would be used only the Complex Address format of 
the 2006 AS4590 which had both a simplex and complex address format in the 
same standard

In addition all the applications developed for the OIC and EHTSC use the United 
Nations ISO 8601 Time and Date format [YYYY/MM/DD] so information can be 
sorted on a standard Date and Time format

As I have said a number of times your experience in Africa, Management expertise 
and perception on logistics management and political issues is much appreciated

Hence this issue of the RUBAC Cryptocurrency eCredits systems for Volunteers is of 
great interest to UNDP world-wide not only Zambia - hence they are bcc on this email

The UN may be prepared to support our initiative provided we can demonstrate that 
the services we are proposing have the right processes and management in place to
complete the project that they require

Rgds


Steve
12:29 T 2018/04/24		612089

E: ehn.1a3posgg@gmail.com
M: {61}(4)1600-9468

Att

A	Hand drawn map of water point locations in Mayukwayukwa

B	Map of Plots of land and water point locations in Mayukwayukwa

C	Map from Local Integration Strategic Framework



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