Map how youth can sustain global village world with Grameen's microfranchises The G-bank innovated 3 pro-poor services in 1 - financial, knowhow, collectively run your own community market (and massively link into value chain -60 local markets per branch), across 2500 branche an 8 million members The G-energy innovated local distribution and after-service chain as well as being there for many years educating on value of clesn electricity and gas before selling at scale The G-Garments division marketed around lowest responsibility costing of workers - decent wages and safe conditions The G-Agriculture promotes organics-sustaining and nutritious agriculture and crop sciences (see Borlaug, Nippon) best for both local and global market>they are to be sustainable It need to be linked in to water, energy and waste system to map but 4 interconnecting future needs societies have if The nursing division innovates lowest cost curriculum. It was started 14 years after first experiments run by grameen anywhere in world of how digital phones in hands of vilagers could bring down degrees of separation on life critical info flows When you study all the cases of Bangladesh grassroots networks at 42, you rediscover adam smith's economic principles designed around investing in next generation's jobs out of every community- this is how capital needs to structure family's inter-generational savings if a place is to have the capacity to grow health and wealth , Te knowledge networking age was proposed by The Economist to offer one possibility Adam couldn't dream of - abundancy win-win-win system dynamics as knowhow multiplies value in use whereas consuming up things risks being taken over by scarcity speculators and command and control politicians who have zero interest in youth's futures if it elects them today. Unfortinatly the tv spot compounded command and control behaviours at top of place systems instead of what Pope Francis calls the value of true service. So from Bangaldesh you can learn about economics three-in-one of system design: morality, exponential sustainability for next generations, the opportunity and risk of how lowest responsible cost is never the lowest cost that a global accountant on spreadsheets orders MBA-ideology around ---------------------------- hottest youth-spring question of our life and times-can online education end youth unemployment for ever ? yes but only if you help map how!   was April 2013 the most productive month a pro-youth economist has ever had? special thanks to yunusdiary.com   help MOOCyunus with surveys and content for worldwide youth's favorite free global online university - at http://moocyunus.blogspot.com moocyunus.com, at yunus.tv and jobscompetitions.ning

x 53:31 US Congress Gold Medal Ceremony Honoring Professor Muhammad Yunus 0:40 universityofstarsgaronby click pic above or help us find more links to 64 trillion dollar treasure map of massive collaboration -eg 1

question of year of 2013-if Massive Open Online Curriculum are the best thing to have happened to net generation since berners lee;s start up of www, what people's curriculum do you most value knowing existence of? - eg Yunus at this ning ; mackey ; abed; munro ;  blecher & mandela

.How can youth's knowhow networking save the world by collaborating around the Curriculum -and community-owned service franchises-  of the life of Nobel Laureate Muhammd Yunus. GB1- Number 1 youth investment bank in world GBUNI - What can happen when whole of a state's education system celebrates investing in youth entreprenurs most socially valuable solutions

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Breaking Happy 2013 - Year of MOOC -Massive Open Online Curriculum, 170th birthday of The Economist - how different might the Yes We Can  race to poverty museums have been if the first 1997 microcreditsummit of 2000 great and the good in washington dc had aimed to celebrate muhammad yunus and bangladeshi microcredit models with open curriculum - we'll be revisiting this through 2013  

the 5 open curriculum we aim to help youth massively priortise first around grameen knowledge and heroic celebrations are:

GB1 how the grameen bank from 1976 -youth's greatest investment bank-  was built by 5000 heroic bankers who lived in Bangla villages  before technology could help - organisational model done

GB2 from 1996 how grameen energy was built primarily by 1000 heroic solar engineers who live in the villages- organisational model done

GB3 from 1996 how yunus experiments with mobile phone in villages led him to wish that nurses and nutrition collaborators become the number 1 grassroots info networkers of 21st c as well as heroic local servants -help needed

GI1 how internationally yunus wishes youth entrepreneur contests to help make job creating edu 10 times more economical - help needed - in usa the states of alabama and georgia are the model collaboration territory

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discussion download "Full Purpose" best yet? yunus youth competition entry AL GA NC OR Haiti Village Healthcare - discuss how to linkin American graduates most collaborative contributions discussion exemplary download - Brennan (Yunus Alabama competition) Plan for healthcare of 900 coffee coop families in Haiti

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GI2 - monica yunus how to recruit superstars to help embed peaceful youth and cross-cultural joyful talents in every community -help needed starting in new york - our washington dc hotline for any queries on above is 1 301 881 1655 - chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk Norman Macrae Foundation - The Economist's Pro-Youth economocs curriculum leader

.For those who wish to help ceos revalue how they design the most purposeful organisations of the net generation, Whole Foods John Mackey inspired by Yunus has the smartest answers we have seen including next 2000 summit san francisco april ..refernce p 63 p 63 A hero is defined as "a person of distinguished courage or ability, admired for brave deeds and noble qualities." A heroic company takes risks and perseveres in the face of enormous odds. It maintains and strengthens its human qualities while doing so, all in the service of changing the world in a tangible way. One of the best examples of a truly heroic enterprise is the Grameen Bank started by Muhammad Yunus. His beautiful and heroic vision was to help end poverty and transform the world by empowering the poorest of the poor

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Above are update version winter 2012/2013 on research partners findings (including The Economist's Unacknolwedge Giant) since 2005, the Parisian and Yunus birth of Global Social Business Partnering- being public and private parnerships mediated by youth aied at celebrating pro-youth economics greatest human goals and market pursposes

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Celebrating 40 Years Ago

In 1971, on the future of finance, NMwrote:

The rich countries of the world are probably going to go into balance of payments deficits with the poor ones. Most of our international financial mechanisms are prepared for the opposite. Are multinational companies going to be an efficient means of exporting capital around the world? There is a fine old muddle about this arising out of a lack of discrimination between the effects of a) different countries' balances of payments, and b) the mobilisation of savings. The consequences will be important for the future of banking business over the next two to four decades. It may even be that on this unexpected hinge that the fate of the whole interantional economic system will swing.

The Next 40 Years 1972-2012, The Economist/ Norman 1971