Institute of trust in the Practice of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) in developing countries

Abstract

The article discusses the mechanism of establishing the space of psychological trust in societies of various sizes and its potential in the context of the task of organizing economic coop­eration both between residents of one village, and humanity as a whole. Many socio-political disas­ters in different regions of the world are econom­ically motivated, which in turn is closely related to the development of social relations and ties in modern society. The methodological individual­ism and rational economic behavior lead to the growth of socio-economic inequality and tension in the world. There is an increase in the share of marginalized members and entire sections of society, and some states, striving at an intuitive level to change the existing world order in their favor. The Japanese concept «One village – one product» from the practice of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) is an illustrative example of a conflict-free resolu­tion of the socio-economic inequality issue and, in general, inclusive development of problem regions in a single highly integrated economic system. But the practice of implementing the concept in many parts of the world is such that it is mistakenly per­ceived in terms of economics and administrative practices, while the developers insist that it is more psychology, sociology and philosophy.