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President Obama speaks at the Presidential Summit on Entrepreneurship, an event aimed at identifying
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Every year in the last 30, the economics of healthcare has got worse in most so-called developed nations. 12 minute introduction on how can that be and what is the consequence for nations that cant turn this round? vote here to free worldwide youth's favorite trainers of healthcare
Can celebrations of nurses as number 1 information and service grassroots networkers of 21st C be the gamechanger that futures of youth need?
Nursing's greatest 10 minute training modules for millions of youth could come from ... Here are some of the suggestions from our survey with Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus - we'd love to hear your suggestions - chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk or post below 0 12 minute overview from dr yunus on why his latest social business book profiled Glasgow and Dhaka and twin knowledge capitals of healthcare including pockets of desperate communities in poverty -how the first social business professorship (Cam Donaldson) linking community finance and health came to Glasgow Caledonian 1 From Barbara Parfitt - chief trainer and originator of the 3 year nearly free curriculum of Grameen Nursing College- a curriculum delivered every week out of the Dhaka headquarter offices of Grameen Bank to some of the smartest girls to have risen from village secondary schools 2 From Mr Sultan - who has helped Dr Yunus design grameen's $1 per month per family healthcare insurance-and operationally designed such replications as the aravind eyecre franchise- the world's most economical eyecare franchise imported by Grameen from India-one of whose core processes is training village girls to be eyecare specific nurses ( something that is up to 100 times quicker as curriculum than a general all-purpose nurse) 2a a checklist tour of where social entrepreneurs have found it much more community economical to train nursing for a specific area rather than general nursing - this will need rapid updating as mobile apps change the amount of expertise a person needs to d the initial detection of whom needs expert care - for example village girls armed with mobile ultrasound can now hunt out which ne in ten mothers will need experts because of risk of difficult birth 3 From Larry Brilliant - whose work on ending infections diseases ended the last case of polio. Today he world with Jeff Skoll on a format called ILAB that is designed to help developing nations prevent plagues and other emergencies from spreading 4 Ola, Founder of Nigeria Flying Doctor, service. A remarkable Youth British-Nigerian entrepreneur whose training in emergency healthcare and flying helicopters took her to Japan among other supportative knowledge networking places 5 Eva Vertes- whose passion for researching cancer meant that she spent her last das as a teenager already doing world class research -understanding how she created her fast track at of action learning has lessons for anyone who lives in the internet age and wants to maximize the tie they spend at experiential edge of their own greatest competence 6 someone I am looking for most quaifued to offer a first guided tour of what mobile apps already exist in healthcare - eventually I see this as coming a whole curriculum but who can start it? Places I am looking include MIT (which has the most amazing demonstration of mobile medical apps I have ever seen in one location) and Melbourne where there are a cluster of m-medic and healthcare workers who want to share their knowhow with the world 7 The head coordinator in Arkansas of how that state use its share of the 4 billion dollar Obama community broadband program on telemedicine 8 A presentation from a high obesity region in usa of what nutritionalists would advise for families who never want to see their children fall into obesity 9 An annual student-led review of what extremely affordable healthcare solutions have emerged from the hundreds of cases relating to health pitched at youth entrepreneur competitions http://jobscompetitions.ning.com resource webs and youth most involved in mapping this search : grameenhealthcare.com grameenscotland.com | green training including food, water, climate security ....from
the philanthropic and royal families at the epicentre of green energy's greatest community prize awards - ashden.org
from neville williams founding champion of solar since Carter adinsitration but whose greatest scaling came from sharing his knowhow with muhammad yunus
from muhammad yunus team leaders at Gshakti.org who have instaled a million solar units in bangaldeshi vilages, and are on a moores law doubling total installed every 2-3 years (with thanks also to schneider electric in paris now yunus main green energy supporter)
from ingrid munro whose youth microfinance jamii bora in Kenya has finanaced and maily hand built the 2000 family ecovilage kaputei- the most economcal ecoovilage in the world unless you know better from the various contributors to the secondary school curriculum linking in the worldwide map of the 50 most prolific sources of waste that can be used to make biogas from the bon aqua primary school curriculu used by over 100000 primar students in the water basins of the world's largest dam at Foz in Brazil - the last social revokution project of Bula before he became president from the tour of danone community social business fund projects related to clean water, organisc agricultures, and nutrition including china's number 1 collaboration in infant nutrition from the 5 states where yunus stident enetrepreneur cometitions have come up with project entries and curriculum sections relating to clean energy, aquaponics, food security and nutrition championships fom the champion of the Beijing thinktank on energy who leaked the good news in washington dc that bottom up solar knowledge is one of the knowledge startes top people in china now want mobilised across china from the successors to fortune 500 ceo Ray Anderson that even a category like carpets can deveop a 20 year plan to go zero carbon most profitably
resource webs and youth most involved in mapping this search: grameenenergy.com grameengreen.com grameenfrance.com | open technology ... from | youth's greatest heroes of collaboration & mass mediation from ... Astronaut Ron Garon -massive collaboration seems to be humanity's greatest crisis except when we unite around the greaest races like moon landing - can we make 2010s a decade when our racs are grounded on planet earth Monica Yunus www.singforhope.org since 9/11 I have asked every famous enetrtainent star I can reach - can they so something more with their fame- my idea is if entertainment stars supported youth who dont quite make superstardom to bring joy to real community events of a cross-cultural kind- that way youth's greatet idols could helpyouth meiate peace in every community- monica is the 2010s overall champion at www.universityofstars.tv | job-creating education revolution ,,, from | youth economics and banking... from | win-win-win models worthy of nations futures and public servants from ..
10 minute tours of national plans - which ones should rest of the world support - eg would you suggest worldwide youth support this national plan's extract: The "fundamental end" of economic transformation is to improve people's lives, which could only be achieved by improving social welfare system, giving priority to job creation, providing equal public services to every citizen and stepping up reform of the income distribution system, We will unswervingly realize the shared prosperity and bring the benefits to the people.
In transforming the economic development mode, the importance of building a resource-saving and environment-friendly society should be stressed to save energy, reduce greenhouse emissions and actively tackle global climate change. We should develop circular economy and low carbon technologies Through striking a balance between economic development and population growth, sustainable development will be enhanced.
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None of the breakthrough innovations of Muhammad Yunus that make him the number 1 living pro-youth economist are populary understood
| what to do next | Changing Universities -more -universities monopoly certifcation of which of a nation's youth will be most productive is the greatest intellectual scam of our life and times - 10 times more valuable job-creating education designs are what worldwide youth merits all through the educational value chain | Changing inward investment in developing country - more | Mobile Revolution -more studying life critical collaboartion apps of mobile is "make or break" to whether net generation will be worlwide youth's most productive time | Energy Revolution -more clean energy is one of the 2 greatest economic advances of 21st century | Banking revolution -more converge community development around every 60 vilage mothers by giving them onwership of finacisl services, community markety, knowhow hub and inter-generational community development |
 | Youth are invited to help Yunus make 2010s net generation's most exciting decade at http://www.youthandyunus.com/ ..
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Q&A welcomed by people desperately
seeking benchmarks for Pro-youth banking, and those helping to develop the business game of trillion
dollar
audit applied to the global banking sector - skype chrismacraedc email chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk
| Our History & Future: We began this web late 2005 when a survey showed Yunus to
be the most trusted entrepreneur in the world. Entrepeneurship being a focal subject my family has journalised since 1949
including my father's 40 years of work at The Economist. Getting to know the last 5 years of the Yunus-led Grameen Bank has been a great privilege. For example we formed 10000 dvd club in July 2008 - a high point for the bank with the Nobel judges opening a museum displaying all the worldwide awards earned by Yunus and Grameen over its first third of a century, including the most unique award of all: A Nobel shared by 8 million female members and one man. We believe that the Grameen led by Yunus offers a benchmark for the greatest job-creating system ever built -one designed around over 150000 village hubs which happened to make it ever stronger with the introduction of mobile technology for the poor which Yunus was one of the first in the world to lead in 1996. We hope the future of Grameen will continue on that journey. We second Romano Prodi's statement today : along with dedicated institutions like Grameen Bank and a visionary person like Yunus, the prime minister can definitely wipe out poverty from Bangladesh and set examples for the developing world. 5 April 2011. |
| . About Grameen.tv: we linkin searches for the smartest knowledge that economists can generate, and how to turn this into the most exciting games young people played. Our work on global village networking innovations stem from 2 happenings in 1976: The Economist’s Unknown Giant survey Entrepreneurial Revolution (25 December) and the Grameen project tested for 7 years by Bangladeshi villagers led by Muhammad Yunus. Both of these joyful turn of the millennium economists were inspired by Scots Adam Smith and James Wilson’s original purpose of economics. This was to share maps governing sustainability exponentials compounded by value multipliers in such contextually simple ways as to end poverty and serve all life critical needs as efficiently human being could collaboratively innovate. This was the same inspiration that inspired the French to coin the word entrepreneur to identify those who sought to invest in the liberte, egalite and fraternity of future generations. In 2011 exciting innovations are linking in all over the world wherever youth partner Grameen Economics – Dhaka, Paris, and Glasgow being 3 of the cities Grameen.tv enjoys interviewing youth and hi-trust leaders most when we get a few days away from our responsibilities as family investors out of the Washington Dc region. More on our family investment6s at http://www.facepov.com and http://isabellawm.com |
Currently our map of most purposeful networks
freeing markets has over 25 locations whose numbers are matched by context in this table
Basic Banking | Twenty stockmarkets designed to achieve youth’s & sustainability’s 20 most exciting goals for 2020 | 26 Mass media for celebrating world service by sustainability heroines and heroes | Zero footprint leaders who also grow economies | Clean water, 25 energy, food |
Healthcare for all | Mobile media for doubling life critical knowhow annually | 2010s as Net Generation’s msot exciting decade | Universal accomplishments of being 11 years old anywhere on earth | Business schools for sustainability and/on 25 lifelong peer learning designed before your next life-change |
Professions sans frontiers who help all sides take markets’ games above zero sum | Collaboration @ Distaster Relief | Place leaders who create jobs and cause no property or other bubbles | Secondary education designed round faciliation youth microentrepreneurship |
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Social Business around the world
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| Communal Purpose | Social Mapping Media | YouthWorldBank |
| We can design systemic ways ahead to exponentially progress the human lot. Both economists gleefully foresaw the internet in the early 1980s as a coming entrepreneurial revolution - the opportunity to achieve the great goal of economics “ending the chance of any child being born into poverty” scripted by Adam Smith and all his entrepreneurial alumni out of scotland and worldwide. With the death of dad, Norman Macrae, after a fine innings of 86 as The Economist’s Unacknowledged Giant, my search shows we are down to one joyful economist. Here is a three year report compiled , inter alia, from 30 friends' visits to Dhaka on actionable clues discovered by the joyful economist Muhammad Yunus . Since 1976 he has devoted his life to inviting everyone he can reach to help free markets to achieve the greatest goals that you and youth can co-produce and demand |
Through our association of family foundations Grameen.tv is proud to have sponsored Centre for Development's Dr Yunus visit to 2010 Glasgow July 3-6; 2010: July 4 adds to dramatic celebrations of CFD's Future History with these launches announced at Glasgow University include
2010 October - 5th visit made to Bangladesh and dr yunus at grameen hq- urgency of economic content projects discussed in light of US congress vote to hear from Yunus "Genius Economist" http://www.grameeneconomics.org/ |
Can Gordon Brown & Yunus help each other and youth make 2010s most exciting decade? (Extracted from 3000leaders.com - 50 Scots who could help with leadership of sustainability world) 1 Gordon's first act as UK PM was to speak at UN on People Power; Sunday July 4 Independent front headline : women on the world unite; UN makes history with $500 million drive to end global inequality at last; Banki Moon recruits super panel including Nobel Laureate Yunus. Back in April 2008 on the day UK banking died Brown invites Yunus to youtube from Number 10; Browns office promotes millennium goal youtubes; Browns signture piece on ending poverty in previous Blir government frican Commission got drowned by 7/7 whose victims included London's mosr extrordinry community organiser. In Fall 2005, 40 Londoners hubbed to collaborate on 7 year sustainbility goals to 2012 - how can we help Yunus, Browm, Socitland nd Bnglaadesh to unite ntions round ending poverty now
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| WHO'S OPINION LEADERSHIP WHO I'm an optimist and a
maths guy but since 1976 , my father, daughter, friends and I have been debating anyone who will listen that homo sapiens has entered our last
century or two - unless we correct the overwhelming trivia of media. We surround our race with hundreds of championships which make sportsmen or sexy women world
famous overnight but virtually no ways to globally celebrate people whose lives
discover solutions that save the world - by ending poverty or open sourcing
innovations to other sustainability crises whose urgency increases exponentially as we connect the first global generation. Grameen and Dr Yunus have
earned over 100 leadership prizes including Nobel's peace and India's Gandhi -
futures of women, youth & poor depend on how many netizens linkin to such knowhow
Auld Alliance (AA) goes into overtime AA First half- Scotland and France ally to prevent lands being taken over by England; AA second half around 1700, international banking scam causes hostile takeover of scotland’s economy by england; scots (adam smith free market system maps from 1750, james wilson from 1843) ally with Parisian entrepreneurial school (formally established around 1800) to help resolve crises compounded by English Empire’s takeover of various nations’ economies; AA overtime 3ed millennium goals, third ally searched out nd mobilised by microentrepreneurial youth in paris and glasgow so english speaking macroceonomics big bangs coordinated out of wall street are turned round by Micro Bangla in time for microeconomics sustainability exponentials to empower networking generations to end poverty and progress way above zero-sum games to peter drucker’s 50 times more productive age of 7 billion knowhow networking peoples sans frontieres | . |
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FIRST QUESTION WE CELEBRATE AROUND THIS WEB
People who network round this web celebrate answers to this
question which you can post to
http://www.yahoogroups.com/group/yunusbook or email to chris.macrae @yahoo.co.uk
I may be biassed in wanting to advance the human lot for my children
-and all children - BUT anyway I love studying
and networking with people who study Grameen and Bangladesh's
social business
system designers and sustainable community builders because ...
example chris macrae current editor of grameen.tv: I may be biassed as my dad spent 40 years at The Economist questioning entrepreneurial revolutionaries and championing why micro professionals need to collaborate and prevent macro professions from losing hippocratic oaths BUT anyway I love field visits to Grameen to see what happens when 10 times more economic exchanges are compounded at community levels; and because Dr Yunus renews my mathematical optimism that the 2010s generation can collaboratively map networks that take us above zero sum models and so ensure that every child has enough health and resources to make the most of their own life. Back in 1984 I co-authored why the globlaisation we choose can only compound 2 opposite futures for all our children - one in which all the new techology is controlled by ever fewer people with consequences far worse than even Orwell could imagine, or the win-win-win one where the 21st century develops the best of times out of every place and celebrates every culture's love of families and most humanly innovative dynamics grounded by such purposeful lifetimes. Let's do it http://worldcitizen.tv/ - as the last chapter of Dr Yunus new book Building Social Business invites through global village races to sustainability: The Time Is Now | L... |
Latest Update Dr Yunus
debrief 4 July 2010; sin e 2005 when Dr Yunus first formed global SB partnerships including four from first lunch in Paris on this topic the traditional grameen bank in bangladesh has stayed the
same but the extensions into new areas of social business hve been multiplying - we welcome any editing suggestions
to this rough map of what grameen's organigram now encompsses
| Financial services –1st generation | Fin services- end generation ie youth of original members | Job creation & edu | Health & safety Already operating: Kalyam 51 Grameen Clinics 2 Eye Hospitals 1 Nursing College see full update summer 2010 | Clean water, food, energy | Infotech includes mayo; Intel; GE;& Kyushu mobile cpture gadget | Manufacturing Zone Grameen SB Industrial Park#1: 13 acres of land 1.0 Otto Grameen" initial investment 2.5 million euro: product garments : workforce to include disabled 2.0 Grameen Fabrics & Fashions: export knitwear 3.0 Graneen BASF mosquito net 4.0 Grameen Fibreglass 5.0 Grameen Energy saving bulb to be marketed by Grameen Distribution Ltd Grameen Uniqlo | Beyond aid parrners: nike foundation: UN; japanese aid foundation haiti sb fund... | Small country sb zones: Columbia ... | Other |
1 paris grameen danone is pioneers micro manufacturing (milk foods) franchise in the village; with credit agricole a restructuring of social business fund and youth microentrepreneurship networking danonecommunities.com across france whose international SB investments are mainly in water, dairy or other farm social business; we dont know what the 20 company visit led by martin hirsch has resulted in though there may be an eyeglass company partner esilor? ; there is HEC Yunus uni partner as a centre for smba cases 2 we heard that digital lead is now being taken by partnership between kyushu and grameen communications led by a bangladeshi Dr Ashir Ahmed : alongside this grameen phone has installed 500 community information centres which gives rural people (but not necessarily poorest) access to state of art infotech services; it is grameen phone that is working with mayo clinic; not sure who is working with intel 3 there is manufacturing zone which long with grameen garment will be where grameen otto the huge idea of grameen fibereclass partnership with an middle east manufacturer and 1 other grameen partnership in manufacturing (japanese special winter clothes) 4 grameen nurse institute temporarily takes up 2 floors of grameen nurse; full free medical university is expected to be built; there are already the 2 eyecare franchises; 5 glasgow also offer european lead in implementing grameen microcredit changes in laws, and glasgow uni has signed MOU to review all its modules for which need re-editing by SB model 6 grameen employment agency offers vocational job training camp 7 grameen shakti continues 8 other universities; the new head at AIT was formerly founder of BRAC university; CSUCI announced |
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Best News of 09/10.-our correspondents try to be at the source so we can rebrief lasting news, Q&A, networks & actions-eg june09 yunus 69th birthday dialogue 1; official opening of Grameen Veolia -world's lowest cost drinking water may09 british council's lord kinnock celebrates yunus -one of the star educators of the network age april09 world congress posters hunt for extremely affordable health feb09 london - royal geo soc and ashden awards celebrate grameen solar energy's world ekladesrhisp feb09 - Dr Yunus comes to DC and dialogues with Bernanke, IMF & GWU students Jan09- MCS announces bankings best news of decade with 500 audience at JP Morgan Chase NY listening to Kenya's fastest growing bank from the slums | .yes we can & YunusForum dc bureau contact chris macrae 301 881 1655 chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk Projects to join in youth ambassador 5000 starts september in unis worldwide- prep can you help edit a shared presentation on womens microcredit? | Grameen
is one of the most entrepreneurial and innovative organizations for humanity that I have come across in 33 years of working
on world class brands in 40 countries. In the three years that my journalist father Norman Macrae (40 years leaders writer
for The Economist), and I, and in some cases decades that my friends 1 2 3 4 have researched Grameen, we
have been introduced to most of Grameen’s leading entrepreneurs. If you read about an endeavour that you seriously need
to know more about tell me chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk and we will try and make the appropriate introduction inside grameen The first thing I recommend you understand is: why it is impossible to quickly compare Grameen success factors with metrics of any classical market sector. Grameen is the ultimate bank for the poorest and cheerleader of the connecting the human race in ending poverty But my brand maps reveal its leadership purpose as designed about 20% round banking and 80% as a sustainability investment club owned by its clients Bangladesh’s and the world’s poorest. Soon after opening Grameen started investing in sustainable businesses (whose mathematical model called “social business” is published in the 2008 book by Nobel Laureate Dr Muhammad Yunus on their role in youth’s choice of Future Capitalism) as well as banking for the poorest. A low cost start up literally distributed vegetable seeds in one cent packets so that members could grow veggies and so cure the night blindness that most village kids of the 1980s suffered from due to poor diets. Seeds may have been the most micro product ever sold, but pretty soon Grameen as Bangladeshi’s largest seeds retailer. A business that needed somewhat more investment was housebuilding – actually a hut with a monsoon proof roof, 4 pillars so that even in a cyclone the building did not collapse and a pit latrine for hygenic reasons. This was the most primitive –but also the most economical - housing ever to get an Aga Khan award for architecture. Today, over three quarter of a million sub sub prime housing loans have been offered and fully repaid. In 1996, investments in sustainability markets started getting serious with whole planet consequences in the sense that some have become world class leaders. Firstly, there is Grameen’s microcredit which worldwide summits since 1997 have benchmarked as the safest communal banking system that can be systemically designed. Investing in new business took Grameen into mobile connectivity- thus http://www.grameensolutions.com/ is now a world leader in business uses of mobiles whilst always driven by understanding how to end digital divides. NB one of the greatest poverty traps of all is not to have market sensitive information that everyone else has. Grameen Shakti is a world leader in solar energy. Grameen is pioneering what a rural national health care system can be partnered round in a networked age. Grameen employment agencies are sprouting up now that generation of members children are becoming a wave of the most entrepreneurial and microeconomic savvy alumni on the planet. What will be the next magic that Grameen’s enrepreneurs co-create? Watch this space... |
SURVEY
OF LIFE CRITICAL NEEDS & COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS - world reunions - Dhaka 29June- coming soon BERLIN NOV, NAIROBI Mar2010
-queries welcomed - Yes We Can bureau, Washington DC 301 881 1655- Where are 10 times more economic community models compounding sustainable futures?
-queries welcomed - Yes We Can bureau, Washington DC 301 881 1655- Where are 10 times more economic community models compounding sustainable futures?
| .Can you help? Our survey has 2 components:
1) making a listing of the most life-critical or community-sustaining challenges 2) searching for benchmark solutions found in one locality that can be sustainably replicated to other communities | .One of the bottom-up approaches we value emerged from mapping entrepreneurial revolutions of 10-times more economic models that emerged from quests of microeconomists and transparency journalism during world war 2 out of a place that is now known as Bangladesh. These constructs also drew on work by people like Gandhi and Einstein on how to end sustainability crises causes by professional rules that were systemised in days when a few big cities colonially ruled the waves. So we particularly wish to celebrate any yes we can approaches that a networked world of peoples can urgently help each other enjoy. |
life critical challenge 1 truly free market competitions: 10 times more affordable economics | Celebrating Micro: Youth Networks -fallible globalisation over recent decades has spun wrong metrics and rewards (evidence wall street meltdown of global financial markets), media where truth and helping people be smart is inconvenient- yes we can change what we celebrate now -YunusYouth ; TheMicros ERworld.tv | Social Business curriculum | SB venture capital | Mobile Leaprog Partmering | Country Micoeconomic Net Strategies | Fairtrade FC | Internet for poor | Health FC1 | Health FC2 | Health FC3 | Health FC4 | Solar | Biogas | Aquaculture | Best 21st C leadership communications agency | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| green - yunus challenge MIT ; ashden awards | Youth Ambassador 5000 :TheGreenChildren fundraise for world's most economic eyecare (aravind open source & social business model), twitter, org and youtube; Journalists for Humanity- vivian to produce yunus blockbuster movie | HEC Paris | Principality of Monaco | Bankabillion.org | Bangladesh - Grameen, BRAC, ASA | wholeplanetfoundation.org | Grameen Intel | Grameen GE | Grameen Pfizer | Grameen Mayo Clinic | Grameen BASF | GShakti | GShakti | Grameen Aqua | Germany - Creative Lab | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| health- posters at world health congress; banking : microcreditsummit and congress demanded world microbanking exchange | Best reports so far MIT Sloan Microloan student ; Princeton Micro-Up club- reports welcomed chris.macrae @yahoo.co.uk | . St Johns NY | Grameen Credit Agricole | Kenya - Jamii Bora | Brac.net portal | 10 times more economic healthcare | Grameen Kalyan $2 health insurance plan | Barefootpower | free market of 250 million clean energy households | BRAC Aqua |
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you know about herstory - case 1
Inquiries & goodwill multplying ideas for collaboration networking welcome -info@worldcitizen.tv, washington DC bureau usa 301 881 1655
| Almost all social economics problems of the world will be addressed through the social business system , Muhammad
Yunus, Nobel Peace Prize, 2006 Acceptance Speech The challenge is to innovate business models in such vital contexts as health care for the poor, financial services for the poor, information technology for the poor, education and training for the poor, marketing for the poor, renewable energy for the poor.. | sample our world citizen guide library: $500 bursaries available for communities with the best social action catalogues to micropublish - RSVP info@worldcitizen.tv Autumn 008 Londoners celebrate launch of Yunusdvd10000 |
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Welcome to the new grameen.tv . We explore the 3-in-1 mission of alumni of worldwide
collaboration entrepreneur, microeconomist and Nobel Peace Laureate Muhammad Yunus : to map social action, social
business and future capitalism: offering the simplest ways that every microentrepreneur -from the very poorest up - can
connect with. This mission was launched 2008 in a fieldbook open sourcing all the models that Grameen has developed over 31
years as the deepest gravity for ending poverty. Microentrepreneur network leaders (1 2 3) believe in collaboration around life-critical info and act on the value there is entrepreneur in all of us- fulfilment begins with
finding the way you can serve others in your community while generating enough income to sustain your family and unite the
community around its sustainability investment challenges as well as worldwide networking freedoms. This leads to opposite exponentials for the future than banks designed around the big get bigger whatever the cost to most human beings. Most
of our old web pages are at http://yunusuni.com -we are a friends website - official webs are
Authorised bio and
participation events web sites edited by Bangladeshi's include muhammadyunus.org and yunusforum.net (the latter I volunteer work to) The story so far. I am just a mathematician but here are some
whole truths about human systems and how they multiply goodwill or badwill as far as i am able to map - if you have different
information to share you can phone me in washington dc 301 881 1655 or mail me map@smbaworld.com At the epicentre of that I found - Dhaka, Mirpurs,
Grameen , Dr Yunus and the four whose social action teamwork starting in 1976 had systemised the safest banks and the best
collaboration pathways to all out futures of celebrating humanity -so that all 7 million people can lead productve
lives to their hearts content We turn to a list of live collaboration projects that I have been introduced to in Bangladesh and specifically with the investment of Grameen Banks and YunusPartners of his 30+ year validated social business entrepreneur model and its future capitalism networking measurably systemised around creating a world without poverty I
love to hear of collaboration projects that I dont' know of which are in the same family whether they have been influenced
by Grameen or have simply mapped win-win-wins all round the purposeful organisational coordinates which generate
hi-trust human productivities and demands
There are 2 ways to discover why the world needs more systems like Grameen. The right hand-side relies on mathematics that I am happy to offer to people who seriously want to know. However, this web focuses on Dr Yunus' approach in his book "creating a world without poverty - Social Business, Future of Capitalism". This is to say to youth and communities - why not try mappimg organsastions around a deep purpose if one energises you; join in peer to mpeer citizen and youth networks that action learn how to do this sustainably. The beauty of the microenetrepreneur model is you start small, test expecting fast but low cost failures, keep persevering, once you have configured a win-win-win model invite open replication. OPEN ACCESS Networks -coming soon
| Goodwill Multiplication - Trillion Dollar Audit MAPS This fieldbook completes an entrepreneurial research trilogy begun in 1984 with what Americans called The 2025 Report. Readers are invited to play a mapping game. This values a hi-trust governance system which we call goodwill multiplication. Back in 2000 it was concluded by an eminent survey “Unseen Wealth” of financiers, economists and lawyers that: • Intangibles (ie how freely trust flows purposefully in service and knowledge economies) are a missing measurement system which humanity needs the 21st century’s largest organisations –and free markets - to agree to be seen to make transparent • Until or unless people who make decision for the world’s largest organisations map with this missing system , they will compound untold risks Early fatalities of unseen wealth were Enron and the Big 5 accountant Andersen, and soft power advocates may argue the goals of what acheiving peace in Iraq was thought to involve when a white house rushed into war. Today’s crash of wall street’s investment banks and worldwide credit systems is caused by the same missing system –macro leaders who simply do not have relevantly detailed information to see what compound whole truths or conflicts they are committing exponentially into the future. The bad news is we are not going to design systems that prevent global crashes until we understand the missing maps of goodwill multiplication. The good news is that almost every “sustainability crisis “ the world is facing from extreme poverty to climate crises drowning in carbon energy to burdening costs of healthcare to education that empowers 7 billion brilliant jobs worthy of human lifetimes becomes simpler one people understand what hi-trust human relationship system need to monitor every quarter. Due to some accidental beliefs of professional monopolies around 1984 when the invention of the spreadsheet started networking the globalization of business, one metric- how much can one side take every quarter from all other coordinates of productivity and demand became superpowerful. For a generation of spreadseeting professionals it became the driver of big organizations and global markets over the last quarter century. Step back for a few seconds logical reflection. Is it not obvious that monopoly of decision-making by : “How much you take from the rest of the world every quarter” is literally the least sustainable measure of success human beings could choose to design your and my lifetimes around? Truth’s sustainability (Gandhian satyagraha) is governed not by what has just been done but by understanding what future exponential up or down is compounding. Because sustainability integrates the quality of human relationships around purpose, it is what mathematicians call a bayesian measure –one that has information pertinent to forecasting what futures will systematically happen unless changes are made. Goodwill or badwill is measurable into the future because the quality of most of the trust relationships connecting purposeful gravity has already been made. So leadership can be informed by exponentially measuring ahead of time where a system is spinning – sustainably up or crashing down. There is one more critical and vital pattern rule to know about if you want every co-worker to be emotionally and socially intelligent at goodwill multiplication. The trajectory which any human organizational system or value exchanging marketplace is connecting with the future is not straight line. Future historians including my father’s work at The Economist as far back as the 1960s understand that both the surprising and future shocking characteristics of exponential curves is they look straight live until they tip. Once they tip growth or destruction happens very fast – and intervention of a crashing system so becomes impossible or more costly than letting it crash. Debating future scenarios openly and curiously from every diverse angle is the best prevention against future shock – and we could use the internet to do this if we agreed that for example the purposes of the millennial goals are the ones that this generation – the one that designs being more worldwide connected than separated – wants to be its investment in future generations. Whilst this book is based on every bit as detailed maths as tangible accounting, here is a diference that microeconomists and pursposeful entrepreneurs stand up for. Namely action learning around purposeful goodwill multiplication in this post industrial age of value differentiation – demands that everyone involved with a system has transparent access to questioning what information is changing in the environment as well as inside the organizations’ flows of human relationships. This book will fail if it is understood by one or two professions but not by every human being who sincerely tries to elad a productive life and inspiring peer to peer learning curve. So, our promise to the reader is that you need no more maths than • understanding the difference between multiplication and addition; • using any truly designed and deeply updated map. The compound destruction of the globalisation finance came about through very western logics over the last quarter century – macro logics of top-down power, where theories increasingly got sponsored only when their conclusion was the big gets bigger is the best that globalisation can get. Fortunately there is a region of the world that has been experimenting with a micro approach to governance for 25 years –the sort of Gandhian flows that Einstein among others refereed as being pivotal to sustainable world futures and goodwilled leadership. It already maps goodwill multiplication with the missing system. So the order of play of this book is: To look at cases of the epicentre of goodwill multiplication – Bangladesh and Grameen bank Emerge the model that connects win-win-wins of every agent of productivity and demand connected around vital purpose Compare this with some daring purposeful organisations in India and in the west such as whole foods and Interface and at the South’s Free University. In part 2 we will track back on how the official orthodoxy of the last 25 years remains so powerful. However simply we map goodwill multiplication, there is no guarantee that the world’s media and 20th century professions will decide to use goodwill mapping. We try to rehearse the whole range of defensive arguments that those who prefer to rule only by how much did one side take instead of governing by 2 systems will make We conclude with 10 questions on what’s at stake for the 21st Century. |
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