One idea to promote 2) in the area of indicators built bottom-up is as follows – use Web 3.0 tools to construct rating sites akin to citizen report cards. One reason citizen report cards have not worked that well, I think, is that the instruments used have not been democratized. By this I mean to say they have been mostly manual, and therefore not accesible to everyone. If we were to pick one country, and one sub-sector and pilot a rating site using social networking tools I think this idea would have a good chance of being proven right. For instance a Yelp-like site for a collection of districts in Mexico. Check out http://yelp.com to see how yelp works or http://unigo.com or this article about how democratic bottom-up unigo became a hit: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/21/magazine/21unigo-t.html?pagewanted=2&em