In search of net generation's 3 billion jobs-170th birthday of The Economist's social economy models

Wednesday, August 8, 2012

mackey, abed, riboud, brilliant - 4 of the most connected leaders of 2010s=youths most productive decade

questions/suggestions of other top 100 leaders of youth economics welcome - chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk

John Mackey- 100/10 leaders of 2010s -youth's most productive generation

FREEMARKET Role - True Capitalism's Leading US Entrepreneurial Revolutionary (ER)

What would world miss without John Mackey

Jargon - Keynes General Theory written in 1930s clarified 2 very risky things- 1) "increasingly the world is ruled only by economics"; so 2 ) lets define true capitalism as man-made systems joyfully designing futures peoples want most, and false capitalism that which destroys peoples futures. My dad Norman Macrae was last journalist mentored by Keynes at Cambridge University- his career at The Economist was devoted to entrepreneurially questioning leaders on whose futures they were spinning

SAVING PRO-YOUTH ECONOMICS

Starting in 1976 The Economist launched the genre of Entrepreneurial Revolution - now that we can see that none of the 20th C's types of organisational systems is separately capable of sustaining the net generation's productivity and most heroic millennium goals, will worldwide leaders collaborate with youth and professions to helps redesign organisations in time

Without John Mackey's Conscious Capitalism movement, the chances that US CEOs would help discover each global market's most valuable human/communal purpose would be much smaller. Furthermore he demonstrtaes this as CEO of Wholefoods - a public company whose heroic purpose of valuing nutrition integrated with helping build millions of jobs in developing world around rural communities where whole foods has long-term sourcing relationships and providing staff with the most interesting, joyful and productive lifetimes of any large us mass product retailer (unless you have other nominations)

Mackey references:
www.wholeplanetfoundation.org www.wholekidsfoundation.org www.consciouscapitalism.org youtube on whole purpose

Next collaboration challenges with youth

Viralise good news debates on which other global market sectors want to join the movement (conscious capitalism) of asking what is the greatest purpose their market sector could value multiply globally and locally

Wholeplanetfoundation has done an extraordinary world service of sharing its seal of approval of most valuable local microcredits. However cashless banking is the next revolution coming to banks with values. How can we all help to make sure the most economical pro-youth banking networks are celebrated by enough people everywhere to make the net gen the most productive and sustainable time to be alive

Norman Macrae Foundation http://nmfound.net next steps

Friends of the 170th year of trying to design economics to end hunger http://normanmacrae.ning.com and I are urgently interested in what curriculum of Grameen all young people should have access to for the future. http://globalgrameen.ning.com

More particularly if the world opinion leaders of millennium goals who first assembled microcreditsummit in 1997 had prioritised education competences as much as financial ones = what could have been networked to become a massive open online curriculum (between 1997 and the last world microcreditsummit in spain 2011) ? How could young people have joyfully navigated around dr yunus life experiences both to end poverty and celebrate job creation with extraordinary collaboration technology - what links would come together for all to question and action first? Indeed would the whole internet as a smart knowledge mediation space be different from one overrun by advertising views of communications and costly pr-led NGOs

Happy 2013? I see the need for a year long iterative process just to begin to make this community of practice relevant. Our family foundation http://wholeplanet.tv would be happy to join in with peoples and places who want to co-host this inquiry. First diarised entry in this process is 25-27 March Dhaka. Being forever optimistic, I am hoping that USAID's first ever call for an education summit to happen in washington dc in august 2013 will be America's best opportunity for convergence around Yunus for a very long time, then Paris hosts 5000 Europe-wide summit at http://www.convergences2015.org in September. Where else can friends of Yunus Diary help him most to race to poverty museums and stock markets that value sustainability of society as the prime purpose of how capital consciously www.consciouscapitalism.org structures family's savings and investment in next generation? chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk

To date 3 remembrance parties in a www series have been hosted in the 40 countries whose entrepreneurial peoples Norman was privileged to survey. Current top debating agenda: How can public media and pro-youth educators free economic journalists to get back to the 1843 founding purpose of The Economist as a social action network celebrating those who invested in ending hunger and ending capital abuse of youth.

Since economics either designs or destroys the futures most people wants, where are the most transparent (joyful) cases of journalists for humanity in opening up freedom of speech (and of local peoples channels) to market in every sustainable community?

Can public media's greatest storytellers please revisit how the 20th C's greatest social concepts got politically killed off a year after they were born. see Norman on EU; on Nations' Health

Can we start with trillion dollar audits- ie viralise debates of any global village market worth a trillion dollars and ASK what future purpose people most want this to exponentially grow-not-crash?

Unique purposes of such life-shaping markets as nutrition, pharmaceuticals, other healthcare, water, mass media , one to one (digital) media, tech hardware, transportation, energy, banks, real estate, university education, other education, professions, place public servants, charities and so on ...

Fazle Abed- 900/1 leaders of 2010s -youth's most productive generationFREEMARKET Role
- Exponentially Sustainable economics most valuable partnership investing in net gen's co-production of millennium goals

What would world miss without Fazle Abed?

if your worldview is rooted in happiness and freedoms of our next generation's productivity- which is where the entrepreneurial roots of capitalism emerged 9 quarters of a century ago, then you may value the optimistic pro-youth reasonings and severe contest of leadership that turned The Economist into the world's favorite viewspaper, and so the more you search the more you will probably find that brac is the net generation's most economic network of partnerships.

Reasonings The Economist used in the second half of the 20th century to value the net generation to invites us all to co--create the most productive time to be alive included:

invest youth's productivity with net gen's million times more collaboration tech in millennium goals uniting human race

want asian pacific worldwide century to be the most extraordinary region of human development between 1975-2075

trust that economics models of sectors growing at moore's law speed around multi-win sustainability investment models to those who have the most experience in such community grounded microeconomics including the Japanese and type MIT type of open educational networks

understand the media implication of what einstein, keynes and von neumann said about preventing compound risk of a borderless world in which all human productivities become ever more interconnected

BRAC's partnerships criss-cross all those sorts of reasonings in the most motivating human ways ever to have been connected into the organisational architecture if a network of 100 massively resourced win-win partners aimed at empowering community-owned service franchises round lifes most critical needs. As world bank exec Karen Spainhower says- BRAC offers any organisation with unique tech resources the chance to partner in a lab designed round innovating the most humanly valuable possibility of your technology's collaborative value.

Next youth collaboration challenges

Wherever educators and economists and youth mix this can be a joyful value multiplying training exercise in net generation innovation

Make a list of trillion dollar global market sectors plus any others that are life critically important in locally sustaining community safety and health

Focus on one of the sectors that matters most passionately to the skills the people in your meet. Discuss what purpose of that sector could match worldwide youths most exciting goals to 2025 - look and see whether any of BRAC's top 100 partners is already mapping a value chain relevant to that purpose

Countdown how many of 3 billion new jobs could be collaboratively developed around the world if the purpose and suitable multi-win value chain were wholly invested in now. Consider the opportunity if investors and educators led the way thanks to banks with pro-youth economic values and universities with pro-youth economic values

Norman Macrae Foundation http://nmfound.net next steps

if we valued the future exponentially the way keynes advised, what 10 most transparent contests of futures leadership should we be posting as questions here?

example case 1 - there is a race to bank a billion people with 100 times less costly mobile cash - will who win this race may determine whether families investments thru 2010s invest in 3 billion most productive jobs of net generation - norman macrae believed so in our 1984 book on netgen and in his last articles written 2008 at age of 85 and celebrated here at The Economist's boardroom 2010

case 1 next steps - NM futures roundtables on cashless banking and netgen's 3 billion jobs have so far been celebrated: 1 The Economist Boardroom; 2 with Mandela and Branson's practiice leader of the free university movement, 3 with the Japanese Embassy and Sir Fazle Abed - can you suggest where to host 4th event in this entrepreneurial revolution world series - chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk - DC, London, Tokyo, Paris ...

Franck Riboud- 200/7 leaders of 2010s -youth's most productive generation

FREEMARKET Role - Europe's Number 1 Partner in Entrepreneurial Revolution

What would world miss without Franck Riboud?.......................................

Without Franck Riboud - and his sustainability investment advisers at Danone and HEC - Dr Muhammad Yunus would not have found a global brand leader prepared to put billions of dollars of goodwill into Yunus 3rd Entrepreneurial Revolution: -the launch of global social business partnerships. Launched in 2005, ER3 aims to linkin danone with yunus/grameen brand architecture as youth world's favorite mission-maker. This can be achieved by celebrating good new media and learning how to joyfully question how to free the pro-youth future of every global market relevant to millennium goal races . Yunus calls these the poverty museum race and the SB stockmarket win-win-win game > Yes we can invest in ending poverty and empowering the net generation as youth's most productive time

World ER firsts include; paris world champion of social business; danone communities SB fund; danone communities portal; world's first social business professorship; making entrepreneur the favorite economic construct of the net generation in France and beyond!; the most exciting infant nutritional product that 21st C China has co-invented

Without Riboud's lead other extraordinary french partners might not have formed around yunus: grameen credit agricole's 2 funds; veolia's water ecology partnerships; schneiders support of the second million of solar units installed by grameen energy; renault's new partnership in the social future of auto

Next youth collaboration challenges

How can we help America's and Europe's leaders of Entrepreneurial Revolution invite ceos into a mother of all benchmarking movements.

Europe will be the first region to collapse in the sub-prime trap wall street spun out to the world unless we urgently stage a pro-youth future review of every market sector and adapt every economical franchise that youth jobscompetitions are waving round the world

Moreover, how can we help youth mediate CONVERGENCES such as:

Paris is now the epicentre of the world's number 1 millennium goals summit http://www.convergences2015.org/

Paris is also the epicentre of Europe's saftest banking model for investing in youth - see Maria Nowak

How can we link in future of universities to SMBA first planned as a partnership vehicle in sustaining pro-youth futures by HEC's Benedict Faivre-Tavignot

NB - iss interesting to connect the nutrition stories of western and eastern world's greatest Entrepreneurial Revolutionaries. Yunus. first non-banking line extension involved nutrition for infants c. 1980; nutrition has from birth flowed through the corporate purposes of both Danone and Whole Foods. It is also nutrition that is at the heart of transformation of USAID beyond aid and the flagship private-public partnerships intended to be celebrated by http://www.feedthefuture.gov/. How do we make sure youth is involved in mediating all such partherships?

Norman Macrae Foundation http://www.yclub100.com/ next actions

Help us to complete the dots in the greatest celebrations of Entrepreneurual Revolution since 1976

1976.1 The Economist launches the genre of ER to promote youth-economics necessary for coming net generation to be most productive time to be alive

1976.2 Yunus starts testing investment banking for world's poorest communities instructed by village mothers collaboration wishes to invest in their next generation

1982.1 Norman Macrae and The Economist launch valuation map of service economics-

teams , franchises are pivotal processes in valuing how productiuvely human lifetimes can serve community needs. This makes all industrial age past MBA constructs suspect at best. Two years later any ER can see why the 21st C world will need to be saved from old professions wherever they dont fully value goodwill, trust, joy, emotional intelligence, transparent conflict resoluton, ending risk comounding at boundaries in the coming borderless world.

1984 Norman published first book valuing the net generation and inviting worldwide entrepreneurs to join in the race to help net generation co-create 3 billion jobs

1988 Norman Macrae launches http://www.worldclassbrands.tv/ for media professionals who want to do good with media and http://www.valuetrue.com/ for professionals who want to do good with metrics by studying multi-win models

1996 Yunus launches ER2 - how can youth and 100000 grameen village hubs mobilise web tech to bring down degrees of separation on actioning any life critical information -consequence grameenphone is bangladesh's most valued corporation and a generation of bangaldeshi youth are world leaders in mobile tech

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Healthcare –end nurseless village – free nursing colleges

Education – virtually free university movements- student jobs competitions- understand where future of jobs come from – least source is passing exams

Connect most resourced universities tech advance with universities nearest to most urgent societal labs (eg MIT & Alabama)

Knowhow tech –whole story of borderless youth economies 84-24 but order of play matters – invest in youth 5000 networks whose collaboration can sustain worldwide growth faster than elder 5000 nets can destroy sustainability; map 3 billion jobs creation and link to youth co-producing most exciting millennium goals

Mass media –vital role of bbc and public media- vital role of future of stars

Safety, Peace – needs cross-cultural youth facilitation in every community-

peace dividend move over from biggest nation employer armed forces to biggest = civic service

Water, food, nutrition – celebrate that both community banks and health start with nutrition community investments – value why paris-HEC sustainability net chose most important first global cluster of yunus

Energy Waste solar and photosynthesis energy – and total higher quality value chain of agriculture and clean- and impacts on peace as solar is a distributed source

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2012: Join us at facebook as we complete 40 years of Entrepreneurial Revolution research on how to co-create the net generation's next 3 billion jobs- final cases being prepared for this book on why economics either destroys or designs the futures that youth want most.
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Economics/professions/politicians

KEYNES ECONOMICS DESIGNS OR DESTROYS FUTURES THAT PEOPLES WANT MOST

Mediate principles of youth economics

1 Places cant grow if capital (family savings) not invested in next gen’s productivity

2 World trade as such doesn’t impact human race’s growth – energy and tech does

3 Entrepreneurial Revolution debate hosted by economist since 1972 on grounds of energy and tech- net generation greatest growth or destruction of worldwide increase in productivity of human lifetimes

4 value Japan multi-win models of economics- knowledge multiplies value in use unlike industrial age consuming up things

Financial Services –action learn from investment banking in youth

Cashless banking –community first franchises

Advance prep world debates on Tech changes Value Chain – youth and community sustaining first

End government –led bubbles –currency, property, any big vested interest not pro-youth

Trillion dollar audits of unseen wealth’s exponentials (up & down) pop by mass media and digital media

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Over 20 years ago Norman Macrae helped formed an ER club, which also became the genre "world class brands", for media practioners that believed it is possible to multiply goodwill (instead of badwill) around the world with media.

WORLD CLASS LEADERS PURPOSES

The simplest exercise we invite your collaboration is to brand charter is visions of each markets purpose when designed round what people most want -and trust- from that market's most knowledgeable doers and connectors

Example
media - our favorite charter by an entrepreneur in media revolves round designing content (stimulus) "to take part in a severe contest between intelligence which presses forward, and an unworthy timid ignorance obstructing our progress"

education - at times of great change (early 20h C Gandhi & Montessori, early 21st C why not every educator and parent ) -prioritise providing youth structures to joyfully create jobs or maximise how their unique lifetimes can generate income by applying community-grounded franchises serving each other- and never to see examanitaion of old facts as an end in itself

an advanced exercise becomes converging 2 or more market's purposes- do you have a good enough wording of the purpose of education and media for the net generation to celebrate? we'd love to celebrate it here :...

Inviting publishers of pro-youth economics: the idea is rising with journal of social business and our associates including pro-youth projects of The Economist's Unacknowledged Giant: why not turn whole planet into a sector by sector charter of how to value that sector's free market so as to create more youth jobs everywhere as well as optimally contributing to the race to poverty museums? Abed (72), Yunus (76), Macrae (84).. - if you agree in investing in net generation to co-produce this goal , send your name to chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk and a link dating when you first valued this goal

The Future' Economies by Youth's Most Valued Professional Mapmaker - What can you first Linkin to with the Joy of Being Free to Produce (source Nobel Peace Prize 2006)We Create What We Want.
We wanted to go to the moon, so we went there.
We achieve what we want to achieve.
We accept that poverty is part of human destiny. It’s not!
We believe we can create a poverty-free world.
We need to invent ways to change our perspective.
We can reconfigure our world if we can reconfigure our mindset. .
Social business will be a new kind of business, making a difference in the world.
Human beings are a wonderful creation embodied with limitless human qualities and capabilities.
Entrepreneurs are not one-dimensional human beings, dedicated to maximizing profit.
They are multi-dimensional: political, emotional, social, spiritual, environmental.
The desire to do great things for the world can be a powerful driving force
Young people dream about creating a perfect world of their own.
Social business will give them a challenge to make a difference by using their creative talent.
Let us join hands to unleash our energy and creativity.
Collectively, we can create a poverty-free world.”
Source : http://nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/peace/laureates/2006/yunus-lecture-en.html

The other way involves a little mathematics to map out multi-win models -which we discuss here. However one technical issue comes top. Its understanding compound impacts. Let's say that you double your productivity or reaching your life's most exciting goal every 8 years- that means over a lifetime of 40 years you can 2*2*2*2*2*2= 32 times multiply growth or progress your greatest goal. How much growth do you need to attain each year to do that - just 9.1%. When banks or others responsible for peoples intergenerational savings reward people for aiming at excess of 9% annual returns they are behaving in ways that are statistically bound to destroy the future of the place your children live in. Conversely just because some errant bankers may have bankrupted your place that does not mean that right now that place's youth should be imprisoned from developing the great possibilities of the net generation. If german , swiss , american banking or politicians say youth anywhere should be deprived of the net generation's unprecdented access to million times more collaboration productivity than when man raced to moon in the 1960s then they are not only disatrously wrong economically but they haven't learnt from history what causes wars between nations. And in this era of ever increasing human interconnectvity causing such aggression to spiral will probably end human sustainability even faster than man's current war with nature over climate!

It turns out that there is little chance of the human race working on futures our childrens most need unless enough people, of every diversity and practical context, take charge of mediating what economics rules. And there are two ways for people to humanise media including old broadcast and new interaction. The simplest way , which everyone can do with joy, is vision a future that matters most to you and your peers and identify a leader who is inviting everyone who trusts each other to make that future happen. This web believes in hunting out 100 leaders who want 2010s (and net generation) to be most productive time to be youth anywhere. Please help us identify such leaders.

Larry Brilliant- 100/13 leaders of 2010s -youth's most productive generation

FREEMARKET Role - Understanding risk espeially Health and Safety's Most Life Critical Maps of Connectivity

What would world miss without Larry Brilliant?

First consider 2 cases Larry had a huge influence in before mobile connectivity became ubiquitous

He's probably the most trusted medical expert of combating unnecessary blindness. His expert network helped the Indian founder or http://www.aravind.org/ - one of the most brilliant examples of a service franchsie designed round purpose instead of profit extraction. Aravind's founder asked why not open source life critical knowhow (his goal being ending unneccessary blindness in india) as a team franchise with the efficiency that Mcdonalds profites from replicating fast food. Aravind is arguably the clearest case of a replicable social business franchise in a medical field

Larry's own most famous moment came in ending the last case of smallpox. Ending a plague takes extraordinary coordination of local mapping information. Ending such a risk depends on how collaboratively bottom-up information flows are shared.

Larry took his practical experience to reducing degrees of separation of life critical information to his job as first head of http://www.google.org/ and currently works with Jeff Skoll http://www.globalthreats.org/ on popularising the relationship betwen compounding risk and man's accelrating connectivity. The project that begun this whole emerging area for Skoll networks of entrepreneurship seems to have been the filming of Gore's inconveneint truth

Until recently mankind didnt build systems on the same global sacle as nature. Consequently when a disatrous mistake was made it might collapse a civilisation but not the whole human race. Mathematicians as early as Einstein have warned its not obvious that the human race will survive the techbology of extreme connectivity. Ironically Von Neumann -the father of modern day computing- died before his time due to nuclear exposure. The dynamics of nuclear and plagues are 2 heath and safety risks everyone can see. Those who have stuidied exponential impacts most including Larry would add such compasses as poverty's loss of hope among youth, climate and other crises where man scales a global dynamic in opposition to nature's value selection, and history's record . This show that with every new connectivity media: evil networkers have linked in faster than goodwill networkers. All Hitler needed to spread his evil propaganda fastest was the seemingly small innovation of audio tape recording integrated with radio - his vicious propaganda could be endlessly replayed while people of goodwill had to make each of their speeches live.

Next collaboration challenges

Since the start of the fourth quarter. media entrepreneurial revolutionaries have been focused on the 64 trillion dollar question will the human race use digital media to get collaboratively smarter, or to get dumber and more addicted the way orwell's big brother endgame spins

Ask forbidden questions like these - what's the smartest twittering collaboration you have ever seen and what's the dumbest. (the origin of twiller was to help people communicate in real time emergencies- suppose twitter has apperaed just before 9/11 and been marketed to first responders before the public)

What's the smartest mapmaking app you have seen and whats the dumbest?

Where else than the investment banks for the world's poorest mothers do capital structures for investing in goodwill multiplication thrive?

Is you region's future led by economics of scaling up small is beautiful ,or letting the big get bigger rule over everyone else with systems that are too big to exist

By France's definition the entrepreneurual school of economics is interested in integrating society's visions of each global markets purspose- which markets do you know of that have enough freedom of speech to value society's view of sustainability's exponential impacts

Discuss does the 21st C have an equivalent of the trio gandhi-montessori-einstein who worked to transform rule over india by british empire? This had accidentally become professionally about command and control ( separation's top-down ivory towers) instead of the mathematically deeper integration skills needed on the ground to value mapping context, diversity, botlom-up and open the way nature rules her world of evolution, -and which webs are humanity's first tool to mimic with! Collaboration is the new competitive advantage andthe good news is its economics thrives on abundancy not manipulating scarcity

Norman Macrae Foundation next steps

Norman Macrae and Peter Drucker first met before Norman reached his teens. The occasion was an informal dinner party while Norman's dad worked at British Consular in Stalin's Moscow. It was from those first observations that peter and norman as avid diarists were to be the 20th's century's most clear advocates of economists bever desigbing system that are too big to exist. By 1984 as the first journalist of the internet generation,Norman wrote by 2005 man recognised that the gap in income and expectations of rich and poor nations became recognised as the human race's greatest risk.

To date 21st c economists have completely failed to be transpararent about the worldwide dynamics of networkng compound risk. This is spite of Brookings expert report on this phenomenon in 2000 called Unseen Wealth. Unfortunately just as bilpolar usa politics between bush and gore threw out all of the whole truth's debates on climate sustainability they threw out understanding that economists should always value the search for win-win-win purpose not the race by the big to get bigger. The economically sustainable way to advance the human lot is to adopt Sir Fazle Abed's maxim. Small may be beautiful, but in Bangladesh large scale is absolutely essential. This is why understanding aravind type cases of open microfranchising innovations are crucial to the future capacity of economics to design the futures peoples most want. Note this ABC

A) how a service franchise starts with turning one community into a social lab, working for how ever many years it takes to perfect a service franchise that bring's downs degrees of separation of world know to a very local app

B) demand that such life critical apps are primarily open sourced as community-0wned franchises

C) Ensure that every place structures enough of family's savings as cpaital that invest in the productivity of that place's next generation. That's why investment banks for the poor turn out to be the most trusted financial systems for replicating open source franchises round life critical apps. Norman's last articles written in 2008translated this understanding to prevent usa/europe from spinning wall street's subprime folly grandeur into quintuple dip recession through 2010s. His 1984 work on the internet clariiued why the way we integrate every community into globalisation will either produce the most productive time for worldwide youth or destroy this. There is no in-between endgame from being the first generation that is more connected than separated.

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11:07 am edt

Tuesday, August 7, 2012

Michael Palin- 200/7 leaders of 2010s -youth's most productive generation

FREEMARKET Role - The broadcaster whose joy of people liberated future from cross-cultural pasts

What would world miss without Michael Palin

WORLDWIDE SPRING
The British Boradcasting Corporation is the largest world service and publicly funded broadcasters. It is owned entirely by the peoples. So the question of whom does the BBC 1 2 trust most to do a most optimistic series of peoples/youth futures around the world is the most interesting one any Briton and any youthful entrepreneurial global villager may currently ask?

However Michael Palin's unique cv demonstartes he woul do a good enough first run. His media life was born in the same oxbridge theatres that Keynes loved. This led to the timelesssBBC satire of Monty Python which even today brings a smile to the most angry nerd's face (the antidot to Batman's Joker archetype)

. But most joyfull and more recently his cross cultural roadtrips share a care of going and living with people to understand their communal view of the world that is happilyclassless and non-political and dare I say as human as any community guide I have been able to search .

Next youth collaboration challenges

The EU hosted 2 belated summits end of 2011 admitting that the last chance of getting youth back to work depends on meshing 2 mechanisms:

Searches of what social solutions microentrepreneurs can replicate as community-grounded franchises

Mobilising the last untapped source of credits through what is called social impact bonds; unless maria's open knowledge networking are linked by EU to the financial wizards negotiation hundreds of billions dollars worth of bonds from foundations, there is little likelihood of europe escaping the longest -and most unnecessary -recession ever

tour palin celebrating - shia and shiite iran and syria timbuktu afghanistan

Wherever you travel, Palin explains, "people are fascinating. You want them to like you and you want to like them. I find myself especially drawn to people who might tend to be sneered at. The thing I remember from Sheffield, when I was growing up, was characters. People who looked at life in a different way. I was always attracted to people like that."

Norman Macrae Foundation www.yclub100.com next actions

to understand why cross-cultural warmth maters to end poverty as well as end fatal conceit of top-down economists; its simplest to bo back to a future history of The Economist as debated by entrepreneurial revolutionaries in 1977

Here's dad's 1977 application of Keynes Economics-Designs-The-Future to the then majority of world's people

2 billion people - 1977 This is a survey of the half of the people of the world I know least. They are the more important half to discuss now.Two thousand million people live in Asia East of Iran. They include three fifths of the world's teenagers and childrens which means three fifths of all our futures. The majority of them live in households with cash incomes of under a dollar a day. Less than half are being brought up in a democracy.

One reason why these nations are poor is that they are nations of children. However in the next 2 decades more than a billion people are going to flock into the most productive age groups and a surprising number of them will be literate. This will be an accession to the labor force out of all proprtion to what the world has seen before. If we can provide most of these people with the opportunity for a job that is approximately inaccord with their capabilities - and this is what a tolerably sensible political-economic system should do - then there could in the next 20 years be the biggest upsurge in production and living standards that the world has ever seen. more belw

Although most Westerners politely do not recognise this the only consistently democratic country in Asia since 1952 has been Japan which has continued the fastet ever economic miracle.

But in the past decade and a half a thrilling thing has hapened in undemocratic asia, possibly the most significant development in the world in our lifetime. After many centuries in which the real problem of poverty in Asia has been rural underemplyment, two different sorts of society have begun to break through to creating full employment at last. One is China which this survey will show has establised a "rural Keynism" by mistake. The other breakthrough is being made by such countries as South Korea and Taiwan that are folowing the trail blazed by Japan. ...

PATHWAYS TO HELL OR HEAVEN - ASIA PACIFIC CENTURY

So the scene for this survey is set. Everything for our world's future will depend on whether this Asian majority of the world adults during the next 15 years proceed down such hellish roads as urban guerillas or nationalist soldiers under some Genghis Khan but with access to nuclear arms. Or could economics connect with finer prospects including a Sino-Japanese led 21st century into a time of cultural renaissance, which the America-led 20th century and the British-led 19th century disappointingly have not been.

Any upward outcome will allow our grandchildren in America and Europe to live in a rather nice world. Anything downward from that will probably blow us up.

Roerence 7 years of debates 1976-1983 among entrepreneurs led to another scenario of 3 billion jobs for the net generation -norman's 1983 book

and of course yunus pathway (and that otentially of aisn friends including obama's mother in indonesia) - started testing grameen 1976 and started molbilising grameen from 1996

10:11 am edt

Taddy Blecher- 100/8 leaders of 2010s -youth's most productive generation

FREEMARKET Role - Most connected practitioner of free universities predicted to be the largest export economy of African continent in 2010s

What would world miss without Taddy Blecher?

The marvelous entrepreneurial idea that university staff can help youth create jobs . Moreover, a nation's investment in education designed round youth entreprenurs leads the way to post-industrial win-win-win models and ten times more productive youth the world over

www.taddyblecher.com

Early Mandela and Branson partners linking in round freeing university education for job creating students include:

Google Africa

Kiva worldwide

Next collaboration challenges

Help the world debate what revolutionary peer to peer curricula free universities innovate

Ensure the most practical connections between the world's most resourced universities offering open educational resources and the free universities that started with the least resources but the most urgent social labs and passionately inspiring youth

Further reference - ask for our whitepaper on the Future of Universities

Norman Macrae Foundation next steps

Our foundation's goal of demonstrating that 5000 collaboration youth of the net generation can be selected to build global village economies faster than any 5000 zero-sum big bankers' traders can externalise relies on strong twin city and triad structures. We are planning nairobi and joburg as one such twin capitals for celebrating youthful collaboration entrepreneurs and welcome information sharing with pan-african good news journalists such as www.africa24tv.com

discussion on futures of education

9:58 am edt

Monday, August 6, 2012

Bula- 300/6 leaders of 2010s -youth's most productive generation

FREEMARKET Role - Changed a huge nation to be on the up and up

What would world miss without Bula

Brazil would almost certainly miss being one of the 3 most exciting growth nations starting up our 21st C

How did he do it?. Before becoming president he supported urgent ecological and end-poverty agendas. For example, Brazil shares the world's largest dam with 3 nations and has the world's largest freshwater reserves. Bula helped turn Foz into a world class ecological conference centre and ensured over 100000 children whose families live in the water basins helped created a schools curriculum on good water.

Brazil created the world social forum as an alternative way for world news to start each year to the world economic forum in Davos. It was Bula who commuted half way across the world to attend both forums. It is unlikely that Schwab would have become one of the 3 main publishers of connections with social entrepreneurs without Bula's example.

Bula declared that Brazil was a country whose future merited its own summit of countries who most wanted to win-win-win trade with Brazil

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While President, Bula invited Yunus on national tv programs to explain how to end poverty with banking. He's helped choose a successor who continues to develop Brazil's poverty relief programs with Yunus-style models

Lets hope pro-youth economists can find ways of seeing how Portugal and Europe now need to connect with Brazil's examples of above zero sum net generation more than Brazil needs Portugal, or Europe!

Help Schwab, who claims to be interested in hi-trust stakeholder modeling to set Brazil's leading market cases as benchmarks

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Brazil will be the next to host the Olympics. It is to be celebrated if Brazil's opening ceremonies champion what the world of youth cal co-produce by adopting Brazil's best examples building on the way that Danny Boyle projected the best the world of productive youth can connect with the UK's impact on future history

7:37 pm edt

Saturday, August 4, 2012

Maria Nowak- 200/6 leaders of 2010s -youth's most productive generation

FREEMARKET Role - Europe's banking movement for the unemployed and more

What would world miss without Maria Nowak

Any community in Europe wanting to start up a bank that helps put youth back to work is best advised to seek maria nowak's advice first

1. She is a Polish_Parisian economist who has been working over 3 decades to integrate what financial services non-banks are allowed to offer in each of the different european nations - her benchmark loans to end unemployment network started in france at www.adie.org but her knowledge supports project jasmine networks across europe from poland to france- and several of her associates also help connect the banks with values network Global Alliance – For Banking on Values

www.gabv.org/Independent banks delivering sustainable development for unserved people.

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The EU hosted 2 belated summits end of 2011 admitting that the last chance of getting youth back to work depends on meshing 2 mechanisms:

Searches of what social solutions microentrepreneurs can replicate as community-grounded franchises

Norman Macrae Foundation www.yclub100.com next actions

While its a blow that many nations wont let non-banks offer saving products, the most important dynamic investing in getting youth back to work across europe involves replicating community-owned franchises -ie once person has found out to use a practice market to get started as a microentrepreneur, share that knowledge with any other in-network unemployed youth capable of serving that expertise

q&a to help accelerate wider understanding of adie such include:

2 what sorts of peer to peer jobs networks are most numerous across all adie investments

poland has one of the strongest economies in europe relative to where it was 20 years ago -what can we learn from its community banks and is dad's polish friend jan winiecki still alive or who are his alumni given my fathers support of him as much the most sensible person to transition ex soviet economies -

1:13 pm edt

Nick Hughes - 100/4 leaders of 2010s -youth's most productive generation

FREEMARKET Role - Engineered The Number 1 App Freeing productivity of Net Generation?

What would world miss without Nick Hughes?

Nick engineered the first successful mobile cashless financial service - mpesa (kenya). It may yet be on the "APP" of cashless banking that freedom of net generation productivity turns because it rewards:

hi-trust community agents,
bankers with values aimed at financing productivity not debt consumption,
those who celebrate 100 times more economical infrastructures of basic monetary transaction - see norman macrae's last article

What's interesting is that cashless banking is big enough for an association of over 100 national regulators to be benchmarking what works where and what doesn't

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Entrepreneurial revolutionaries can gain from watching all of nick's next projects - eg cashless loans for solar in kenya is starting up - also by watching how other mobile innovators including the Quadir family who first commercialised village phones are taking on mobile banking projects

Norman Macrae Foundation next steps

Join our readership club of MIT issue 4 2011 innovations on financial inclusion - the ,sot uptodate single source knowledge of where mobile cashless entrepreneurial revolutions are blossoming

We'd like to see 5th grade teaching on currency included in alfatoun's 90 country program on financial literacy. We need to get to a world where never again can the double folly of the euro ( letting a few bad bankers and top-down politicians put a nation's youth in permanent debt with no warning signals separated currencies offer). For more technical debates on why people need to take back currencies see norman's review of the first 100 hobarts of the Institute of Economic Affairs

10:16 am edt

George Soros Family - 100/3 leaders of 2010s -youth's most productive generation

FREEMARKET Role - Reformed Speculator Pro-Youth Economist

What would world miss without George Soros?
It is unclear that Bangladesh would have ever become a country with youth tech leaders without George's timely loan enabling start-up of GrameenPhone

Pro-Youth Econonics 2010s: George Soros has been amongst the most pro-active in suggesting what to do with Euro and Wall Street if macroeconomics is not to destroy youth's futures

If we are going to help make the net generation be worldwide youth's most productive time, we can't cut off funding from some youth just because they live in a country whose elders messed up or were manipulated. Especially as we are living in unique time where collaboration models can increase human wealth and health by 10-fold compared with scarcity economic models of consuming up things.

Soros knows how currencies have been perfect gables for speculators in the past and what to change so that they stop continuing to be speculator heaven and youth hell

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We need a lot more youth and journalists to be trained in analysing wherever countries are debt-ridden , who profited from it. Then viralising chapter and verse across youth twitter networks

George Soros goes further: TO Lead or Leave: its time to demand Germany leaves the Euro unless it welcomes ending its model of Europe being populated by creditor and debtor nations

Alex Soros http://www.alexandersorosfoundation.org/ convenes opinion-leaders events out of new york and there could be a lot of synergies with the events monica yunus www.singforhope.org hosts in identifying superstars who want to give bank to job creating community

Norman Macrae Foundation next steps

Try to build on links between the three families histories and passion for pro-youth economics

Try to linkin other grassroots superstars foundation http://activeresistance.co.uk/ supermodels

and other community sustaining processes BBC is happiest to promote - eg the choir with Gareth Malone

10:10 am edt

Butler-Sloss - 100/2 leaders of 2010s -youth's most productive generation

FREEMARKET Role - Philanthropic Knowledge Network Leader

What would world miss without Butler-Sloss http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzEajBQ9gmQ

Connecting the passionate field innovators of solar (eg williams, bunker roy, wallis) with community financing systems ( eg members owned microcredits) with opinion leaders (royalty, bbc broadcasters nature) needed to revolutionise sustainability infrastructures with youth media (eg green student entrepeneur competitions)

Butler-Sloss leads the Oscars http://ashden.org for microenergy and microgreen networking. She brings her family's resources and trust which are second to none among pro-youth foundations in UK and offer cross-cultural collaboration authority worldwide.

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Green needs to linkin collabortaion youth and leadership movements to reform 20th C economics so that sustainability is costed into pricing decisions being made. Worldwide partners (eg out of Japan whose green needs are most urgent among wealthiest nations) are urgent with those prepared for the deepest conflicts involved in helping peoples revolutionaise social infrastructures. Particularly those below concerning solar entrepreneurial revolution:-

By any pro-youth logic, solar energy is the most economic form of energy wherever there is sun.

Macreconomic mindsets currently ruling the world use 2 main ways to block this whole truth:

1 market pricings of energy are biassed towards forms of energy that are stealing from sustainability of our future generations

2 any energy needs a huge distribution infrastructure and none of these old energy infrastructures prioritises future sustainability over current profiteering

Norman Macrae Foundation next steps

Work below the radar in connecting the various jewels in sustainability's crown. Out of UK these could be Ashden, and BBC. Constitutionally across Europe they integrate Royal Hunt of the Sun. (eg 1 princes accounting project)

Researching what are other nations/regions similarly collaborative jewels in sustaining youth and global village communities everywhere.

Continuing our netgen search since 1984 of 3 billion new jobs (billion green; billion tech; billion community) Hosting Norman Macrae remembrance parties wherever hi-level connections need celebrating in ways that the world's 10000 most collaborative youth can help generate. http://charter.ning.com and http://grameengreen.com

9:57 am edt

Friday, August 3, 2012

200/4 Barbara Parfitt

FREEMARKET Role - Unacknowledged heroine of affordable healthcare and community job creation

What would world miss without Barbara Parfitt?

Recommended peoples purpose of healthcare -affordable so that nobody dies before their time as a joyfully active contributor to business or society - depends on communities celebrating nurses. To deeply understand the possibilities we celebrate understanding the inspiration of Barbara's project of ending nurseless villages.

Having spent most of her life out of Glasgow training as many nurses for the National Health Service as anyone, Barbara decided to become the practice leader of the Grameen Nursing College in Dhaka Bangladesh - the flagship collaboration project of social business healthcare which Dr Yunus first announced to the world in his Laureate speech 2006

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As many worldwide youth as possible need to know how and why to advocate for the end nurseless village project as being the most pivotal of all Girl Power projects. It can create tens of millions of jobs for young women who would otherwise be underemployed, or in developing countries married through dowries or other mechanisms that dont empower a human being to develop her own greatest talents

Tens of millions may be an underestimate the more we look at how mobile technology can change total education and health systems. For example village girls can now take mobile ultrasounds around village ,mothers to be so that the ten per cent in danger at birthtime are identified ahead of time. More at http://www.grameenhealthcare.com/

There is ample research to show that vocationally-motivated nurses know how to run more affordable healthcare than lawyers or non-medical administrators. When it comes to doctors and pharmaceutical companies the relationship needs restructuring to take full advantage of the order of magnitude more time that nurses spend with patients and in empowering communities to develop peer to peer knowledge.

Case reference ask for the process a life in the day of a boy with hemophilia which helped to bring together all uk connectors of this specialist community of practice more joyfully as well as more economically.

Norman Macrae Foundation http://www.yclub100.com/ next actions

Norman foresaw how the first net generation designed healthcare as pivotal to creating 3 billion jobs - especially the billion jobs that arise from ensuring that every global village is capable of healthily and productively sustaining children born there

Norman's 1984 survey on healthcare international in The Economist -better quality at an eighth the cost hasn't been followed up purposefully. Time to update it with what we now know digital hubbed communities can prevent, detect and advance wellbeing,

The nice thing about celebrating nurses and networks searching for extremely affordable healthcare is that it advances open source practices and brings down degrees of separation on life critical information searches in ways that make the most value multiplying uses of tim berners open architecture of the worldwide web

Further reference- ask chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk for notes on applying emotional intelligence to nurses visions of the NHS - a collaboration project of the EU knowledgeboard.com sig on emotional intelligence which chris was volunteer origin of during its first 3 years of knowledge sharing

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Healthcare

Most Economic Purpose- affordable health & wellbeing service for all

(social goal nobody dies before their time; ) segmented value multiplying foci: infants. mothers and youth

Major Gamechanger- Free Nursing College -

subsidiaries: e-medic patient-leading edge mobile apps; open gov - statistics that help people and communities make healthier and more economical treatment decisions

A free nursing college aims to end nurseless communities.

Overall Design criteria

Free apprenticeship to those who want to take nursing to communities without nurses especially those with lots of mothers and infants. Such communities benefit economically from having first access to nutritional advice which a village nurse can be a living champion of.

Major Youth Economic Dynamics

The community franchise explores various ways of being a financially sustainable job - these include blending nursing with education, enabling nurse to be a retailer of basic medicines, technology integration of nurse as monitor of advancing warning signals (eg which 10% of mothers are at risk of mortality at birth), transferring focus of how government spends healthcare budget, branding nursing as number 1 focus of foundations concerned with girl effect, valuing nurse as society's number 1 safety agent.

Celebrate informal not just formal value-proven ideas : it is better for a community to have a well-enough trained youngster as a point of contact for nursing inquiries than no contact point at all; maximise mentoring flows from retiring nurses (something formal systems' lawyers actually minimise); new economies of technology treatments are revealing many cases where it is more economic to train a nurse in caring for one type of patients than needing expertise in all patients. Nurses can be the cross-culturally most-trusted person in a community and so a door-opener to society as lab for most urgent redesigns - eg what the UK calls Big Society transfer of governing over to community sustaining its own solutions.

Free tertiary education models have two most economics segments - those who create new jobs, apprenticeships for services where supply is way below demand. Free nursing college is both the most valuable and largest jobs stimulant of apprenticeship-type education.

Nursing can be designed to multiply open-knowledge sharing dynamics of future of economical healthcare with particular focus on wellbeing and prevention targeting otherwise vulnerable demographic groups. There are huger emotional intelligence flows to energise round nurses than any of the other role-players in healthcare. The nurse as heroine is the sign of cultural and cross-cultural sustainability in 21st C

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2013 -debating: what is unique productivity multiplier of grameen brand as an organisation then the most important thing international friends of yunus can do now is find him nursing trainers- how many of the 4 active usa states of yunus student competitions have been asked whether they can supply nursing trainers; and is this a primary selection condition in terms of choosing which new states to roll out to?

logic - systemically it is clear to me that every misunderstanding of grameen microcredit starts by failing to see that unlike brac or indeed any other microcredit ever conceived the productivity multiplier of basic grameen from 1976 to 1996 was the village centre of 60 women as a group; it was nothing to do with separate goal of individual advancement over $1 or $2 a day

between about 1996 and 2005 the village centre mobilised by 1 telephone lady per centre was the main advance in productivity unit because what had previously been 100000 separate centre-hubs could now share knowhow

however investment in mobile infrastrucure and worldwide models have now advanced so fast that even if yunus had retained control of grameen phone - the main economic unit could not continue as the centre without any unique knowledge franchise

i had wondered whether the way energy is distributed had become grameen's new pattern but having just read a german book on the whole history of grameen shakti clearly not -perversely given all yunus previous developments with the village, shakti exponential multipliers depended on winning over goodwill of the richest in each village -it wasnt a centre-founded model at all

so all (and it can be argued to be a very big all because 16 years lead in how villagers use mobile would suggest girl power of nursing can be the most trusted network multipliier) yunus has left as a unique multiplier at the most micro level is the 21st c nurse planted in evry village to be mobilised as community's most trusted information networker as well as basic health practitioner -

in a different world - if politicians and civil society grassroots networks were as one in bangladesh (and if washingtton dc hadnt spent last 11 years misunderstanding east and west's deepest cultures) then the urgency of understanding what is grameen unique productive multiplier wouldnt have been so great but right now any competent brand valuation expert or systemic mapper of microcomincs would confirm: its all or nothing unless there is some productive multplier of grameen's sustainability as a uniquely productive bangladesh grassroots network - that i havent yet been able to find in 5 years of searching

i would delight in counter-views if they have a systemic not emotional substance that could provide a valid way of mediating the huge conflicts that grameen in bangaldesh is surrounded by

unfortunately the scottish origins of the grameen nursing model are also in danger of imploding unless usa states give the right lead in the next few monhs in helping accelerate the nearly free nursing college

chris

technical note - in each of years 2007, 2008, 2009, equity of global grameen was doubling -lets say on a base of 6 billion dollars for 2007 (though base not the doubling is the only unnown)

for those of us connected to The Economist alumni of entreprenurship and economic system design who have modelled the coming of internet as social business media/mediation since the early 1970s, there was a chance that grameen social business media branding could have continued to double through each year of 2010s- why shouldnt youth sharing knowledge on united race to poverty museums be a more valuable media than facebook or anything - that idea is now long dead

the doubling has stopped on best scenario! and even the ownership of the equity is now in doubt - anyone who doesnt understand this aspect of the economics of grameen is most unlikely to be able to give yunus any safe advice

12:42 pm edt

Thursday, August 2, 2012

Underacknowledged Philantropists Hunter I brahim

Sir Tom Hunter- 200/3 leaders of 2010s -youth's most productive generation

FREEMARKET Role - Unacknowledged Hero Investing in Changing World Summits

What would world miss without Sir Tom Hunter

Without Scot Sir Tom Hunter's initial funding, Its not clear that Bill Clinton would have got started with his various global stages starting each UN year off with world development commitments by the great and good

Most of the impacts of Clinton Global networks may be more indirect than direct :

The UN cant reach the bottoms its most supposed to help without grassroots partners and youth mediating. In fact if you want revolutionary experiments go do them and invite UN to join them in once you've got a local entrepreneurial revolution ready to replicate

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Clinton global university in 2012 has come up with an interesting ideas- ask 7 youth region groups across usa to come up with Q&A of economics

As Clinton hasn't reciprocated on Scottish end of hunter foundations' goals, we need to!

Hunter Foundation: Effect positive, long-term cultural change to deliver a ‘can do’ attitude initially in Scotland via major investment in, largely, educational programmes. Why?The more enterprising the nation, the more economically stable it becomes providing the necessary funds to deliver for all.Education is the ultimate change agent in achieving this end goal.

Norman Macrae Foundation www.yclub100.com next actions

We are interested in helping Friends of Scotland make sure that all the movements that hunter invested in Clinton starting connect through Scottish youth entrepreneurs and other places that entrepreneurial economics began precisely because the peoples and place weren't a favorite capital of top peoples summits

Its a pity that the number 1 entrepreneurial revolution alumn of scottish universities - sir fazle abed- never met Tom Hunter while he was the UK's wealthiest philanthropist especially as both se education as the change that begets al other changes

Mo Ibrahim - 100/5 leaders of 2010s -youth's most productive generation

FREEMARKET Role - Philanthropist of African Transparency

What would world miss without Mo Ibrahim?

The Mo Ibrahim Foundation offers the largest annual prize - awarded when transparent African leaders retire from national presidency

Mo made his money from mobile phone networks in Africa so has unique network connections for judging African leaders. Transparency has never been so vital with so much change mobilising around Africa. Precisely because mobile media can entrepreneurially empower so much bottom-up freedoms, they are also at risk of being closed down by those who power over badwill networks

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Inspired by Ibrahim a former colleague of Mo Ibrahim is co-founder of www.africa24tv.com which aims to tell the good news stories of hi-trust leaders - both national and leaders who want to help make the content self-sufficient in particular industry sectors.

Norman Macrae Foundation next steps

Africa24tv being headquartered in Paris uses a similar mechanism The Economist used to host out of London. Any passing leader is welcome to come in for a luncheon and chat on or off record as they choose. We hope to host a Norman Macrae Remembrance party celebrating Africa24 -ts good news service is something we wish the BBC would learn from www.futureofbbc.com We aim to do this during the week Paris hosts its annual 3000 person millennium goals summit www.convergences2015.org

5:14 pm edt

The Futures Servants - Patten, Hirsch ...

Chris Patten- 200/2 leaders of 2010s -youth's most productive generation

FREEMARKET Role - Freedom of Hong Kong to China, of BBC to Net Generation

What would world miss without Chris Patten

The social business of world service broadcasting is probably the most undervalued economic catalyst of all - see The Economist's 1984 recommendation of what innovation the BBC could free a billion netgen people to co-produce as new millennium goal

There is no one in NW hemisphere establishment who has been responsible for letting so much human change happen

His Asian experiences are now needed if freeing the bbc's investigation of futures

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http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2012/jan/25/bbc-trust-chairman-oxford-media-convention?INTCMP=ILCNETTXT3487 This part of his 2012 speech needs celebrating through every open minded journalist (and expert guide) of post-industrial revolution and post top-down Europe: The BBC should be hugely confident about its position and its place in public life. It is a universal service, securely funded, with a wave of public trust and goodwill behind it. The public understand that it is unique, and they understand that it provides a service for the Nation, without being part of the State.No other artistic or media organisation in the world has these advantages. The BBC has to exploit them in order to further demonstrate what sets it apart from the market. It can take a long-term view that looks beyond the week-by-week performance of individual programmes or services. If the BBC simply tries to defend its position and gets caught up in existential concerns, it will end up managing decline.That may be doubly true in a period of considerable political and economic uncertainty, when the BBC needs to use its unique and trusted position in public life try to explain, to interrogate, and to find artistic expression for the big ideas of the day.

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The most important survey to ask where people believe media could free good news

Who could the bbc get to be the most open mindsets guides to the future alongside Danny Boyle

Tim Berners Lee - the worldwide web

Michael Palin cross-cultural guide to worldwide joy

Everybody should see the bloomberg film on how murdoch and china have since 1993 tried to minimise the unique role the BBC could play in freeing peoples futures

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Martin Hirsch- 400/1 leaders of 2010s -youth's most productive generation

FREEMARKET Role - Designer of the most vocationally interesting Civil Service

What would world miss without Martin Hirsch

Can you find a civil service that cares more practically about the vocational experience it gives youth than France's Service Civique

Hirsch appears to have converged his whole career including past posts as minister of youth and poverty alleviation towards maximising partnerships and pride in service-civique in such a way that every youth mission is an action learning experience

Between 2008-2011, Martin has taken at least 25 French companies over to Dhaka to experience what Yunus means by social business

What youth collaboration challenges is Hirsch centre of

Try and get Yunus to sit down with Hirsch for half an hour and discuss whether yunus format of student sb competitions (see jobscompetitions) and martin Hirsch's of civil service could become more than their parts. Both celebrate making youth central to leadership partnering programs that pulls on resources that often not made available to youth even though they are public.

Norman Macrae Foundation www.yclub100.com next actions

Try and find someone to write up the impacts of Hirsch's societal entrepreneurial projects in English. The whole world needs to learn from them and they can make prime time content for journal of social business and youth economics. In some ways they represent the most exciting - and large scale partnership - between governement and youth that I have seen - do rsvp chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk if you have seen other exemplars

http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=fr&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fservice-civique.gouv.fr%2F

5:13 pm edt

Danny Boyle 200/1 YunusOlympics; jean-daniel muller 900/2 SielBleu - number 1 networker of pro-youth economic futures of sport?

Danny Boyle- 200/1 leaders of 2010s -youth's most productive generation

FREEMARKET Role - Freedom to co-produce futures peoples wants
http://www.yunusolympics.com/

What would world miss without Danny Boyle

Danny Boyle's Opening of the London Olympics was the smartest billion person broadcast that humanity's future histories have ever enjoyed. It shone light on UK innovations to such markets as nursing and healthcare, childrens literature, the worldwide web and mobile telecoms, and even the industrial revolution exciting to value for the greatest advances in the human lot.

The net generation is facing changes even greater than the industrial revolution, and irreversibly sudden worldwide. So knowing Keynes conclusion that economics is how peoples futures are designed and media chooses how many people are freely included in designing these futures is critical

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There is no reason why 2010's access to million times more collaboration technology cannot be the most productive time for worldwide youth. But as the first book on the net generation predicted in 1984 the opportunity to design such futures needs the smartest of old broadcast and new interactive media not the dumbest. Compare what Berners Lee intended for the www in 1990 and what has been spun the last 20 years and the risk is the web will be reduced to an invitation of mass media destroying its unique education and productive possibilities.

www.futureofbbc.com

Today among mass media in west, only the BBC has the resources to debate the future histories of society and world service in the deepest ways needed.

Norman Macrae Foundation www.yclub100.com next actions

Danny's previous films -eg slumdog millionaire - fit nicely into celebrating the fact that those challenged by the most urgent needs are making the mobilising the most exciting innovations of collaboration technology.

His relationhsips with the African charity Dramatic Need can linkin with s.Africa's world leadership of free universities supported by partners of Mandela including Richard Branson

Economics can be designed as a public service (as well as an open space for how innovation resolves conflicts between people connected by the same issue but with passionately rival ideas) by and for everyone. This isn't what happened in the west as the television age accidentally turned public servants into public managers, and access to future design to the most short-term soundbiters.

download more profiles of 100 collaboration leaders of 2010s = youths most productive decade

Help YouthandYunus.com link connections between danny boyle and noble laureate dr yunus

Yunus end nurseless villages project was a celebration that began in scotland with the support of a lady who has trained more NHS nurses than just about anyone. Its chief sponsor is the Nike Girl Effect Foundation - empowering productivity of girls is something Nike leadership finds as exciting as any sport its ever sponsored
Yunus' daughter Monica links together gheroes who want to help the net generation be the most productive everywhere- her web www.singforhope.org is codenamed artists peace corps -why not sponsor a young star who doesnt quite achieve superstardom to culturally regenerate communities. The BBC series The Choir shows just how valuable singing can be in renewing community and celebraing positive energies of youth. Viv Westwood encourages superstar models to adopt a youth community cause. Tell us who else we could be linking in chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk

Jean-Daniel Muller- 900/2 leaders of 2010s -youth's most productive generation

FREEMARKET Role - Social Business can revalue sport's contribution to communities and pro-youth economies

What would world miss without Jean-Daniel Muller?

JDM is founder of www.SielBleu.org . He acts as open network coordinator of how sportsmen who didn't quite become superstars can co-create jobs for themselves and turn youth's passion for sports into community impacts worldwide. See www.sielbleu.com for news of up to 27 international extensions of network's French origin. View [i] video from 2011 EU social business summit
(-fellow speakers include : Yunus and the connections he sees with celebrating youthful stars born at social business competitions)

Part of JDM video

Thank you Commissioner Barnier for asking us to be an example of European Social Business. Siel Bleu started 14 years ago in Strasbourg - my friends and I were finishing our studies - our problem we were going to become sports teachers - but there were 45000 students who wanted to teach sports but only 5% who end up doing so

So we decided to look at how to involve elderly in sports training whom nobody else seemed interested in - things require structure so we formed an association to make service available to everyone both high and low income. At start everybody though us mad- getting people in retirement homes involved in sports impossible - so we decided we would do it

We were helped at local level by regional council 6 months funding for 12 retirement homes after which we'd need to be sustainable with our customers. -6 months down road: 11 establishments said must continue; in the other that had a budget problem, the old people went on strike demanding we continue! Fast forward: today we've created 300 jobs in France for sports for elderly reaching about 70000 peopleAnd we have passed on franchise to other European countries. We're getting services to the people so physical activity is part of everyday life of the elderly in Ireland, Spain, Belgium-. Yes each country has had to have a different association structure - limited liability company in Ireland - foundation in Spain etc. But important thing is to get same service to same target group. We have built a database on 3000 exercises that can help with particular illnesses, More and more customer networks for sports coaching are evolving as our demands to share networks in 27 countries::

cancer : working with Marie Curie - all kinds of scientific studies show you can reduce cancer recurrence by up to 50% if you get involved in exercise. 60 billion Euro Opportunity across

EU: crisis/funding cases - study conducted recently across 4 European countries on diabetes and prevention of fractures - shows that if you do regular physical activities - you can save 60 billion euros from annual health budgets we now have

Important to find people who share our values and see the end beneficiary as most important, Commitment is our main reward . We celebrate the service view that the best kind of person is one who can be of use to maximum number of people

Norman Macrae Foundation: relevant next actions http://jobscompetitions.ning.com

Since Lord Seb Coe made his Singapore Promise in 2005, we have wanted to see consequence of London Olympics as freeing BBC (and any public media) to celebrate what youth superstars can inspire all the way down to communities and not just at moments of Olympic glory.

The role of the BBC as the world's largest social business - can be freed if opinion leaders at www.wholeplanet.tv like Chris Patten, Danny Boyle and Seb Coe act now to help youth fully value the future of heroines and heroes.

Liberating entrepreneurial dialogues on this include: Paris (2010) NoTimeLeft.org film-makers and Yunus and Youth hosted by DanoneCommunities.com at Grand Rex

Part of Yunus video

if you want to design new structure , an idea is: young people and education and reorienting system so entrepreneurship is central to the system, Help students to see they can be job givers as social business entrepreneurs, not just job seekers from businesses

More specifically why couldn't all schools explain 2 kinds of entrepreneurship -to make money, OR to change the world ... and you can also do both but only if youth know its ok to celebrate entrepreneurs who change the world---

more specifically why dont we have 2 kinds of business school

curricula:MBA that specialise in extracting profits, making money in short-term

SocialMBA preparing for how to solve problems through businesses. Study Social Business - all technicalities and measuring impact of social business- where the ceo will be asked how much impact made this year made, and how much more impact next year on the specific goal the SB is designed around

Another way to energise youth is through Social Business competitions design. Why not an EU championship: each country will identify their own champion designers and eu can help transfer and service franchises knowhow between country champions

Once you can design then you can implement- designing is most important issue; here we are not seeking money from EU. its recognition youth need. And encouragement by removal of legal barriers so citizens can come up with their own innovations. The issue is how convinced are citizens by EU that its OK for they the citizens -and the communities - to find ways to solve problems.

Does the EU agree that government is not only entity involved in creating solutions to life-shaping service problems?

The student SB competition is the vehicle, then once you have seen winning designs - and the passionate commitment of youth - you can create funds .If somebody has great idea its funding can be local, private, created by foundation, or gov. There is also so much Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) money that goes out promoting something - why not encourage companies to put some of their CSR money into funds- eg Credit Agricole is in process of establishing SB fund.

[i] http://webcast.ec.europa.eu/eutv/portal/markt/_v_fl_300_en/player/index_player_en.html?id=13290&pId=13280

add to discussion of futures of sports, media and education

european roll of honor -apart from sports for the elderly what other service markets do you know of where government actually helped people multiply community-owned franchises

join our discussion - in spite of being owned by the people -and having probably 10 times more resources than any other public broadcaster - the only business sectors i have ever seen the bbc let someone star as a voice for the public - are chefs eg jamie oliver - and choirs eg gareth malone- do tell us if you think the bbc has covered any other markets from the point of view of how to create jobs and sustain communities - it amazes me that the bbc doesnt seem to feel any responsibility for Keynes finding that economics either designs or destroys the futures people want most - and which you get largely depends on media's responsibility

ARE YOU BEING RULED BY GOVERNMENTS WHO DESTROY YOUTH"S JOBS
discuss why governments so often block community-owned franchises development in service economy - how they side with big vested interests; how they censor media ; how they take monoply advice from economists hired by big brothers to destroy futures people want most

2:25 pm edt

Yunus 100/1

Yunus- 100/1 leaders of 2010s -youth's most productive generation

FREEMARKET Role - ACTION LEADER of 50 Most Exciting Concepts Youth Have Ever Dreame of Collaboratively Realising

What would world miss without Yunus

Yunus is globally most recognised as number 1 pro-youth economist and innovator of the most purposeful goals peoples can invest in. Yunus has noticed that western economists excluded society's most vital demands from every performance measure they compute- a very serious error given Keynes finding that increasing the world is ruled only by economics (ie nations and so youth's future sustainability doesn't exist separately from what global economics rules)

Historically Yunus' greatest innovations include:

Creating investment banks around 8 million of the world's poorest village mothers

Making their number 1 investment the ending of digital divides with everything that can be mobilised across 100000 village hubs of microentrepreneurs;

It turns out that the best banks for ending poverty are also the best banks for youth job creation everywhere

Helping Bangladesh youth be a leader in mobile technology's most purposeful uses, and sharing Asia's greatest sustainability solutions every community needs to freely replicate

What youth collaboration challenges is Yunus centre of

After 20 of my own interviews with dr Yunus (and another 20 by people sponsored by NM foundation as we circulated Yunus 2000 bookclub and 10000 dvd club) I have compiled a top 50 challenges that Yunus is looking for particular citizens and youth to originate and then share. He also wants a share in all the value this created to be invested back in his 8 million village mothers next entrepreneurial revolutions

The right hand column shows Norman Macrae foundations next collaboration actions around Yunus top 50chalenges. We compile ideas on what different cities could help Yunus lead at http://yunuscity.ning.com we welcome correspondence if you have ideas on how to help Yunus as one of top 100 leaders connecting net generation as the most productive time for youth to be alive

Please note at least 2 more of NM top 100 are Bangladeshi. However due to hostile politics we don't currently publish their goals.

Also please note more detailed cases are published in Journal of Social Business whose launch with 3000 leaders of Dr Yunus choice we committed to within 3 months of Norman's parting as our family's main commitment at Yunus weekend Scotland 4 July 2010

Norman Macrae Foundation www.yclub100.com next actions

latest mailbag on fall 2012 actions on how to help youth and yunus link together the net generation's 50 most productive projects than can benefit from youthworldbanking.com

Y1 next meet 28 September 2012: Our family in Washington Washington DC is seeing if this capital can stage one of largest student entrepreneur competitions thru 2012-13 - current world leader Tokyo 12000 live youth competition; we also welcome opportunities to connect judge panels of all youth entrepreneur competitions

Y2 Paris September week 2 - we aim to co-host various NM remembrance parties during the number 1 millennium goals summit www.convergences2015.org

4th quarter - we are looking to host remembrance parties with Japan and Chinese leaders of Norman's economic maps of Asia pacific century published in The Economist from 1975 on

Tell us yours next actions rsvp chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk

Remembrance parties role of honor

1 boardroom the economist and microgreen's number 1 philanthropic network

2 S.African Mandela partners in virtually free university education coordinated around Taddy Blecher

3 Japan Embassy in Asia celebrating Bangladesh's first 40 years of revolutions in sustainability economics and grassroots networking

Norman Macrae Foundation project Journalist for Humaity invites youth to help edit following nings- yunuscity yunusasia

webs yunus.tv webs yunus.tv grameen.tv socialbusiness.tv yunusjapan.com yunusfund.com egrameen.com grameengreen.com globalgrameen.com grameeneurope.com grameenasia.com grameenafrica.com grameenamericas.com grameenscotland.com grameenfrance.com grameengermany.com grameenspain.com grameenbelgium.com considerbangladesh.com ..

Help with shared diarues of yunus collaborations at http://yunuscity.ning.com and http://leadersandyunus.ning.com

link-billion green (eg solar biogas zero waste designs ) jobs www.grameengreen,com ; billion colaboration tech jobs www.egrameen.com ; billion community jobs (eg health education peace job-creating banks) www.globalgrameen.com - with norman macrae's (The Economist's) 1984 3 billion job compass for celebrating net generation productivity and millennium goal demands pictured below

sharing Yunus' 13 greatest gifts to peoples and planet -discuss

13 made charity sustainable, and aid bottom-up and wholly collaborative

12 demonstrated greatest sustainable investment club owned by world's poorest mothers -and economics lesson 101: no place or nation can grow unless capital taken from family's savings is invested in next generations productivity

11 clarified best privatization model promising the return to affordable (e)government and brilliant public service and borderless infrastructures

10 put youth at centre of exploring how net generation can be 10 times more produtive

by giving the entrepreneurial purpose of education back to youth

9 changed the valuation of media (and heroines) back to discovering and championing solutions to most life critical of needs

8 cracked entrepreneurial revolution challenge (The Economist 1976)- how each global market sector can be feed to value its greatest multi-win purpose by partners in transparent mapmaking

7 showed business and society models for scaling most exciting service franchises as community-owned and open sourced'

6 inspired the greatest experiments ever envisioned with mobile tech and grassroots networks of innovation hubs

5 made the peoples active participation in millennium goal possibilities joyfully cross-cultural and accessible worldwide (ie both local and global staged). This includes the 170 year-long goal of economic journalism: end youth being born into hunger/poverty.

4 empowered human beings to breakthrough all the crises of compound risk and opportunity that von neumann had foreseen as our generation's responsibility for all future generations

3 restored the hippocratic oaths of economists and rule-making professional monopolies whom keynes, einstein, gandhi and montessori had foreseen as the greatest system8ic risk to the sustainability of our children's children everywhere

2 inspired 360 degree viewpoints on how uniting round girl power always offers peaceful escape routes even to the most fearsome hotspots that big brotherdom conflicts

1 helped youth and leaders collaborate in making the next 3 billion jobs -see www.yunus10000.com

please contribute to the atlas! http://yunuscity.ning.com chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk wash dc 1 301 881 1655 june 2012

Collaboration requests for summer 2012 at yunus facebook fan club include:

help london celebrate yunus olympics 1 2
help new york sing for hope
help paris converge millennium goals
help mackey expose phony capitalism 1 2
help yunus roadtour start usa university year encuraging professors to celebrate stidents who job create
6 help find 10000 youth with shared mindsets of yunus who can grow sustainable economies worldwide fateser than any 10000 bankers can collapse them

PREVIoUSLY

2:22 pm edt

Monday, July 23, 2012

Organisational architects eg Fazle Abed and Conscious Capitalism Case - TATA Group

Fazle Abed- 900/1 leaders of 2010s -youth's most productive generation
FREEMARKET Role - Exponentially Sustainable economics most valuable partnership investing in net gen's co-production of millennium goals

What would world miss without Fazle Abed?

if your worldview is rooted in happiness and freedoms of our next generation's productivity- which is where the roots of the entrepreneurial (pro-youth) capitalism emerged 9 quarters of a century ago, then you may value the optimistic pro-youth reasonings and severe contest of leadership that turned The Economist into the world's favorite viewspaper, and so the more you search the more you will probably find that brac is the net generation's most economic network of partnerships.

Reasonings The Economist used in the second half of the 20th century to value the net generation to invites us all to co--create the most productive time to be alive included:

invest youth's productivity with net gen's million times more collaboration tech in millennium goals uniting human race

want asian pacific worldwide century to be the most extraordinary region of human development between 1975-2075

understand the media implication of what einstein, keynes and von neumann said about preventing compound risk of a borderless world in which all human productivities become ever more interconnected

Next youth collaboration challenges

BRAC has over 100 partners - many on projects with world-changing impacts - please mail chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk if we haven't tabled one of your favorites

EXEMPLARY YOUTH PARTNERING - BRAC

& JICA 1 2
& Nike
& MIT Legatum
& MastercardF
& GatesF
& DFID
& Aflatoun
& Kiva
& wholeplanet
cashless banking

Wherever educators and economists and youth mix this can be a joyful value multiplying training exercise in net generation innovation
Make a list of trillion dollar global market sectors plus any others that are life critically important in locally sustaining community safety and health
Focus on one of the sectors that matters most passionately to the skills the people in your meet. Discuss what purpose of that sector could match worldwide youths most exciting goals to 2025 - look and see whether any of BRAC's top 100 partners is already mapping a value chain relevant to that purpose
Countdown how many of 3 billion new jobs could be collaboratively developed around the world if the purpose and suitable multi-win value chain were wholly invested in now. Consider the opportunity if investors and educators led the way thanks to banks with pro-youth economic values and universities with pro-youth economic values

Norman Macrae Foundation www.nmfound.net next steps
if we valued the future exponentially the way keynes advised, what 10 most transparent contests of futures leadership should we be posting as questions here?
example case 1 - there is a race to bank a billion people with 100 times less costly mobile cash - will who win this race may determine whether families investments thru 2010s invest in 3 billion most productive jobs of net generation - norman macrae believed so in our 1984 book on netgen and in his last articles written 2008 at age of 85 and celebrated here at The Economist's boardroom 2010

under construction

Searching for the greatest organisational architects of 2010s = youth's most productive decade.

It may sound paradoxical to want to include leaders who are concerned about designing their organisation's future sustainability in times of such unprecedented creative destruction as the net generation. Yet think about it - the growth of a nation around peoples intergeneration development of skills relevant to such vital purposes as health and nutrition and education- let alone infrastructures like a city's transportation and utilities . So there is huge exponential impact to be earned by architects who relentlessly value continuity between history's and future's most practical knowlwdge sharing

coming soon
fazle abed number 1 organisational architect worldwide

further research into
edward roberts - this generation's most diverse connector of entrepreneurial spirit at MIT

father's (Norman Macrae's) japanese leadership friends who are at the heart of http://yunus10000.com

bezos as the most interesting organisational architect of dotcoms

johnson family an outstanding example of a family company in a sector drowning in advertsisers

help us add questions exploring youth's 10 greatest trillion dollar markets eg: who is health's greatest architect - ?paul farmer partners in health-

research actions 2012-2013 include:
we will be asking judges of http://jobscompetitions.ning.com for their advice

we are aiming to trawl conscious capitalism networks for organisiational architects - clearly mackey is out=tanding as both an entrepreneurial revolutionary and an organisiational architects

early CC nominations of organisational architects

Tata Group's flagship hotel Taj Mahal in Mumbai was subjected to terrorist attack - as a response the group paid families continuation of lifetime salaries of all employees lost in the tragedy- Group welcomed t0 2012 spring conference of conscious capitalism

presentation made at rockefeller 100 celebration http://centennial.rockefellerfoundation.org/media/video/innovation-forum-2012-fireside-chat-with-ratan-n.-tata-chairman-of-tata-son?source=post-innovation-2012&utm_medium=email&utm_source=RockefellerCentennial&utm_campaign=post-innovation-2012

Brazil's Abiio Diniz - see his autobigraphy on how a life changing incident - being kidnapped and the coincidence of the largest retailer and brazil's economy being at a bottom fifteen years ago have stimulated a nation-wide turnround

4:35 pm edt

Saturday, May 7, 2011

MIT Tim Berners-Lee Edward Roberts - alumn rochon

200/5 Berners Lee - Leaders of 2010s= Youth's Most Productive Generation

Free Market Role- architect of the greatest value multiplying medium ever to linkin human race

What would world miss without Berners Lee?

We'd miss the 21st Century's most urgent opportunity to host debates with billions of people on 5 visions.These correspond to markets whose original innovations British and Commonwealth people invested a lot of societal resources in. Help search the futures peoples want (continued below)

What youth collaboration challenges is Berners Lee centre of?

It would be interesting if enough time was given by the British Broadcasting Corporation world service (the 20th C largest socially owne media) to find out.

Norman Macrae Foundation http://www.yclub100.com/ next actions

Norman's 1984 book on valuing the coming net generation asked the late 20th century peoples to openly rehearse what conflicts we would need to overcome so that the start of the 21st c joyfully advanced the human lot in ways that the start of the 20th c (eg world war 1) didnt.

Conflict Mediation's Forbidden Questions include- why wouldn't the economics profession value the purpose of any global market round maximising the future of purposeful and productive lifetimes. Social Media Phew! Why wouldn't public media value sustainability of people as productive lifelong learners. Why not mediate value of human race seen as collaborative service leaders of the communal goodwill that families need for children to grow their own creativities.

Why couldn't a continent wide free-market (EU 1 2) celebrate how peaceful communities of productive people love to be so that families can grow their next generation. Has hi-trust investing in youthful energy ever been at a greater premium than 2010s decade of unprecedented borderless change? Why wouldn't our human race want every global village to be a healthy one for children to be born to and find their own greatest ability to serve each other

VALUE CHAIN (VC) OF BROADCAST MEDIA

The BBC was the first and is the most highly resourced broadcaster owned by society. Its number 1 investigative question could be how to make the net generation the most productive time for youth everywhere

VC OF DIGITAL MEDIA

Berners Lee's vision of the web integrated the most collaborative tool productive peoples ever linked into. As the www reaches its first quarter of a century, why wouldn't the bbc help Berners Lee popularise how and where the web is and isn't being used to help end youth underemployment

VC OF LARGEST FREE MARKET

The British fought world war 2 and The Economist backed the original idea of the EU as the market that could end wars by celebrating happiness and freedom to be productive across the continent - why has Europe been led on a different pathway as underemployed youth in more and more countries can testify to?

VC OF HEALTH

That everyone should have affordable access to health remains the most exciting practitioner mission that any market could be designed round . So why do communities of 21st c people struggle to make health the most collaborative of knowledge-action networks. Is it really inevitable that the politics of health either bankrupts nations or makes human's equal right to basic health impossible. Or is it that economics is making a terrifying short-term mistake when it fails to understand that increasing people's working lifetimes is a primary explainer of sustaining national growth?

VC OF ECONOMISTS

Let's go back to Adam Smith's beginnings of economical principles- how can economics mediate the way man-made systems are designed to compound joyful future consequences?. Millennium StartUp Goals- Do we enjoy a diverse enough worldwide human awareness to invest in a suitably exciting youth vision for each global market sector?

Our guess is that Berners Lee is embroiled in 2 innovation conflicts - between geeks and the rest of us in humanising communal technology; between the world's number 1 job creating network (MIT) and the world's most job destructing webs which includes any man-made system that is too big to fail

To experience the world's number 1 job creating network you need to spend as much quality time as you can networking with people at MIT -for sure Tim does this. But be prepared: most other parts of the world that you care about most may not yet have enough human beings with permissions to network with MIT. One puzzle is why do academic institutions in other places react as if MIT's open approach was not invented here. After all assuming they themselves are users of www, they ought to know that co-inventing open is what the web's freedom does for everyone to multiply value with.

other online refs: appropriate technology compiled by ashoka - unven in content and biassed to DC but massive in scope

Norman's 1984 foresight was that at the dawn of 21st C, the conflict most connected with all other conflicts would be the human race to end poverty. Particularly that manifested by at least one in three late 20th C children being born into communities where the chances of developing a healthy working life are close to zero. He encouraged the BBC to team up with the open vision makers of the coming worldwide web in a reality tv program asking for a billion viewers ideas on ending poverty

What we now know is that the leadership quest to end poverty in developing world is congruent with the leadership quest to end youth underemployment in wealthier nations

There are economics solutions out there somewhere to every way in which the sustainability of a community is lost. How do we use interactive media so that good enough solutions can be open sourced across all communities in analagous need of implementing them. And how do we get back to the most basic lesson of norman's 1954 biography of the london capital market. A nation or place has zero chance of future growth unless its capital structures are designed to take family's intergenerational savings and invest those in that palace's next generation's productivity

Berner-Lee related leaders of youths most productive decade - oympics danny boyle - bbc's chris patten and michael palin

Edward Roberts- 800/1 leaders of 2010s -youth's most productive generation

FREEMARKET Role - Nummber 1 Job Creating Collaboration Network

What would world miss without Edward Roberts?

This question is practically the same as what would the world miss without MIT? Youth around the world would miss open collaboration, innovations that advance the human lot and the world's number 1 job creating alumni network.So economic is MIT that only 10 nations with all their resource aggregation rank higher in generating jobs.

Unlike many other academics responsible for entrepreneur centres at business schools, Roberts recommended that each MIT practice area developed its own movements of entrepreneurship. One way you can see how this has evolved is how many different practice labs run their own entrepreneur competitions annually as well as joint competitions.

360 Degree Capital

Meanwhile Edward has been working on making sure that particular ideology of capital gets first pick at the competition winners. Since there is a fine tradition at MIT to explore your deepest practice area for lifelong pursuit, so many venture capitalists who prioritise asking entrepreneurs to focus on monetisation exit plans are asked to do their deals across the pond in Harvard -not to pollute the MIT spirit of entrepreneurs-for-humanity

REGIONAL CLUSTERS

While MIT has for over a dozen years led worldwide virtual sharing of educational curricula (open courseware) , Edward Roberts also coordinates the REAP program for those regions that want clusters of their universities to fully understand how the MIT job creating model is different from academia that do not value youth job creation as their main purpose. Its hilarious listening to the number of excuses university admins come up with for not fully clustering together- the hoary issue of letting a quasi-monopoly certify which of your country's youth has a productive future is, as Adam Smith predicted, a fast way to devalue a nation's future, ever more so in our post-industrial era of everyone's a brainworker

Note that while the world's future potential for youth spins around resources and apps of practical decision-making , leaders sustaining inter-generational impacts serve institutions not their own personal brand. Edward Roberts has been illustrating this for 4 decades linking in student innovation flows of each new MIT year with the sort of cross-disciplinary morphing that goes on when brains are energised to advance the future's possibilities not referee over boxing-in past precedents. It is fortunate that digital technologies 4 most world-shaping decades 80s 90s 00s 10s have seen MIT benefit from such mapmaking continuity as Roberts'

What youth collaboration challenges is Edward Roberts centre of

If ever Disney wished to build a 21st C EPCOT as expo of business, science and human futures, all it would really need to do is make a 2 square mile map around the entrepreneur centre at MIT. Expect to come up with 100 names that each need popularising with the layman's question of what the bleep are people working on that future doing

Note how many fusions of disciplines are involved - arguably that open architecture dynamics is what all the future's most productive webs are quite largely about. Though we refer you to Rochon's celebration that an app's value multipliers depend most on how deeply turns society's life critical needs into living labs.

As people at MIT like to say the 10s are the decade when Moores Law moves on from doubling the power of silicon annually to doubling the microfranchise reach of life's most critical apps.

STOP FIDDLING WHILE ATHEN BURNS

Invoking austerity just as the post-industrial revolution could be collaboratively accessed by youth everywhere is the least economic stricture imaginable- and the one whose terrifying compound risks every mathematician since Einstein has begged big decision-makers to prevent. Such conceit would fatally destroy more and more communities capacity to develop families as the fundamental entrepreneurial molecule of everything human lifetimes multiply positive impacts around.

Norman Macrae Foundation http://www.yclub100.com/next actions

Help us produce a guide to what to explore at MIT here

Reread the simplest economics principles mapped in 1972 in The Economist's next 40 years

Principle 1 - no place can grow unless capital structures family savings so as to invest in that place's next generation's productivity

Advanced principle 1 - what triggered the world's industrial revolution starting out of the UK.

Note how the human races greatest potential leap forward started because there were no credit ratings agencies.

Dare we suggest that top-down billanthropists risk being blind to the greatest innovation in YouthWorldBanking. Award youth linking into MIT alumni networks with a new currency that can be mobilised through mobilising cashless banking. eg see cas of MPESA entrepreneur Nick Hughes

Gross World Product

As Entrepreneurial Revolution debates rose out of The Economist -the idea that growing productivity in a borderless world does not depend on adding up Gross National Products can yet be the salvation of hi-trust economics. As Einstein proved, the only sciences worthy of the human race are those that innovate themselves by celebrating how to go more micro than they had ever mapped interactions before.

7:37 pm edt

Thursday, February 19, 2009

Report from the number 1 brand on main street to promote microcredit

please mail info@worldcitizen.tv if you know of a bigger usa brand than whole foods , leading supermarket chain, that includes a promotion on microcredit for more than 10% of its year of operations- every whole foods store carries a microcredit promotion for 6 weeks - 209's being mid February to End-march

after a field trip , it sure needs encouraging by every fan of microcredit (something which in usa will go up and up as big banking goes down and down) -and yet up in commuter rockville the leaflets banner headlines "empower the poor through microcredit" were clearly mystifying a good three quarters of the public (an interesting surburban action learning challenge!)

by coincidence the one employee I could find who wanted to talk about her experiences had spent time at wholeplanet's guatamala microcredit; an area beloved by many of the DC student networks I connect with

her wholefoods business card is titled "green mission specialist"

she stated that her own guatemala visit was done as a volunteer; she then seemed to say that the general public can join in trips to wholefoods sites but of course general public has to pay a typical package tour price- she mentined something called the global vision allaince but i cant make any sense out of searching that

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a heartening side of this is that every leaflet has a promising definition that cant get twisted wrong way round

WHAT IS MICROCREDIT & HOW DOES IT WORK?

Microcredit is small loans - usually $300 or less - requiring no collateral or contract. They are offered to the poorest of the poor, with a focus on women, to finance self-employment projects and generate income. Whole Planet Foundation is focusing efforts on the developing world communities that supply Whole Food Market Stores with products such as fruit, vegetables, tean and coffee. Providing the poor in these communites with access to credit empowers them to lift themselves out of poverty. In 2007 you helped us reach impoverished communities in central america; in 2008 in Kenya and Ethiopia; in 2009 we hope to raise $1 million for impoverished communities in S. America.

There is a lot more on the microcredit program at http://wholeplanetfoundation.org/

One other thing I hadnt been uptodate on before reading the lealets is the where we work- WPF microlending projects in communities where whole foods sources product
Latin America: Costa Rica & Honduras (bananas), Guatemala & Nicaragua (coffee)
United States - Queens NYC -dairy
Africa: Kenya & Ethiopia, Coffee
Asia: East Timor & Indonesia, Coffee; Nepal -tea; Thailand - rice; India -spices

chris macrae dc region bureau 301 881 1655 http://wholeplanet.tv/

6:47 pm est

Friday, January 23, 2009

Alex (Youth Microcredit International) and Mostofa (YunusForum.net) and all

That two under 25s could have created some of the web's most useful microcredit connecting hubs is a great start if we can multiply your flow across student changeworlds

I wonder if it would be practical to do a field visit to wholeplanetfoundation while you -and any other Clinton global uni student networks are in austin next month - a small part of their presence is in Guatemala (the country alex took schools microcredit to) but they are in my book one of the top 10 cases every student micro club could gain from knowing about -their future capitalism partners include grameen trust and jamii bora their ceos booklist (footnoted) looks about right to me to compare libraries of bottom-up economics with (not that I am a great reader) -the one huge error being social business is not dr yunus' next big idea - it is better seen as the development economics model that Bangladesh has used to end poverty over 33 years- and lead yes we can milleenium goal cheerleading as will be seen on monday in new york for 13 years LEADERSMICROQUESTIt might be with alex that with your young presidents connect and wholeplanet foundation we can further develop leaders quest as a business run by students who take leaders on package tours of the world's best micro sites ie the leaders pay for the travel costs and extras, the students get free trip; the community relationship between students and the deep centers of microcredit grows. With Mostofa, Alexis and Rachel - we can pretty well get permissions to see most of the greatest innovation franchises across all the Bangladeshi operations including state of play of future capitalism partnerships; especially as Mostofa has been briefed Bangladesh wants 5000 twin nation youth ambassadors openly cross-pollinating its sustainability franchises anywhere they can help end poverty; there is a fascinating national strategy booklet which I have asked Mostofa to bring lots of copies back (growing up with 2 giants) - the idea let Bangladesh be the sustainability laboratory of every kind of vitally needed micro project; and from Bangladesh’s view trade these solutions with India and China while giving them away elsewhere. At least that's my reading of the 10-page booklet and I would love to see it debated anywhere students can outreach Peter Ryan and Kevin have already said in principle most of their sites in Africa can be visited though in all cases we have to work out where the win-win-win is between the student group, the local micro credits, and potential leaders. Both Jamii Bora and FINCA are well known to people in DC who I think we can go and see. There's a particularly exciting tour of FINCA Uganda to do regarding solar http://microenergycredits.com I need to go make a transcript of a video to clarify that One idea of the leaders quest concept is mainly the bottom table at http://futurecapitalism.com - here I would like to catalogue microcredit sites by what you can visit as a word-deep benchmark but we need pooling of information I would suggest any morphing of leadersmicroquest into a viable concept is any studnt centres to go ahead and experimentally do. I should own up that leaderquest itself is a business idea I know of one charity operating but as far as I know they have not much relationship with microcreditworld's and this could be the perfect timing to see if this is one way to reward student networks for getting more and more deep into microcredit's best apps worldwide

Folks this is a concept - it needs kicking around eventually into goal or trash can ; note if 93 congressmen and sam daley harris get their way that .2 billion should be invested by world bank in the 10 deepest micro credits as infrastructures to learn developing world franchises with, there is presumably a lot of touring to be done -if we can social business model the right way of doing that

thanks, chris

http://wholeplanet.tv

Microcredit in International Development http://www.wholeplanetfoundation.org/presidents/

Banker to the Poor, by Muhammad Yunus: This is the seminal work on microcredit and the Grameen Method by the winner of the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize. Highly recommended and a must for anyone interested in microcredit or international development.

What Went Wrong with Traditional Development Models

The White Man's Burden - Why the West's Efforts to Aid the Rest Have Done So Much Ill and So Little Good, by William Easterly: Easterly is an ex-World Bank economist and can clearly make a case for what went wrong and how to change our approach. He is considered on the opposite philosophical spectrum as statist Jeffery Sachs. This is a must-read.
The Elusive Quest for Growth - Economists' Adventures and Misadventures in the Tropics, by William Easterly: This is Easterly's first book and if I had to choose one over the other, I would choose The White Man's Burden. Nevertheless, this book has the best explanation I've read on why capital fundamentalism, the approach to economic development based on the work by economist and Nobel Prize winner Robert Solow, was such a dismal failure in the Third World. However, as Solow pointed out decades ago, the model was never intended for developing economies of the Third World. Easterly clearly shows that we have been wedded to this failed economic development philosophy for the last 50+ years.
The Trouble with Africa - Why Foreign Aid Isn't Working, by Robert Calderisi: Calderisi is another 30-year veteran of the World Bank and an expert on Africa. His assessment of Africa concurs with Easterly's, and is also as "politically incorrect," as it bucks the status quo that for 50 years has failed to do much except spend huge amounts of money. Recommended, but if you read "White Man's Burden," this is not a must-read.
The Bottom Billion - Why the Poorest Countries are Failing and What Can Be Done About It, by Paul Collier: Recommended by The Economist as a middle point between Sachs' statism and Easterly's approach. I concur, except the "middle point" is about 80% towards Easterly's position.
The Other Path - The Economic Answer to Terrorism, by Hernando de Soto: De Soto is the famed Peruvian economist most known for his work in showing the importance of rule of law, especially property rights, in the alleviation of poverty. In this 1989 book he shows how with a few but vital changes in Peruvian law, Peru was able to defeat the Maoist terrorist threat known as The Shining Path, simply by taking away its main weapon - chronic systemic property rights abuse on the rural peasant population. Read at least the preface written in 2002 and Chapter 1.
The Mystery of Capital - Why Capitalism Triumphs in the West and Fails Everywhere Else, by Hernando de Soto: The Economist magazine says of this book, "The most intelligent book yet written about the current challenge of establishment capitalism in the developing world." The challenge he refers to, of course, is that, apparently, four-fifths of the world's population has been left out of the program and how that problem can be remedied.

New Approaches to International Development

Cool It, by Bjorn Lomborg: Bjorn Lomborg is the Danish environmentalist statistician who is trying to bring some calm rational sense to environmental spending and the cost to achieve the desired climate changes. Ostensibly, this book is about global warming, but it is really about how we should spend our money to fix the solvable problems and the return on investment we can expect on the various endeavors.
His book is about half notes and references, and shows that much of the global warming scare is alarmist with the most likely scenarios not coming close to approaching the apocalyptic vision put forth by many. In fact, according to Lomborg and others, the most likely climate change is actually not that bad and certainly a lot better than if the planet were cooling. According to Lomborg analysis, the problems that will arise over the next 100 years are solvable, especially with a wealthier world better able to afford the fixes.
Copenhagen Consensus Website, by Bjorn Lomborg et al: Lomborg is the founder of the Copenhagen Consensus. I highly recommend this approach to solving world poverty. If you read nothing else, read the first two chapters of his book, Cool It, and then spend an hour on the Copenhagen Consensus website
The Fortune at the Bottom of the Pyramid-Eradicating Poverty Through Profits, by C.K. Prahalad: Big business is finally getting what "Banker to the Poor" Professor Yunus has been saying for 30 years. There is a lot of money at the bottom of the economic pyramid, even if it is only a few pennies from each, because there are 4 billion people "down there" and most have at least a few pennies to spend each day. This book advocates businesses serving the poor with the same products the rich have access to, although packaged, marketed and distributed much differently. This will enrich their lives in many ways, including creating the business of distributing these products to themselves. Treating the world's poor with dignity, as decent, hard working and valuable assets of the world instead of as a huge collective charity case is paramount to changing poverty consciousness. I highly recommend reading at least the first two chapters.
Creating a World Without Poverty - How Social Business Can Transform Our Lives, by Muhammad Yunus: This book is about Yunus' next "Big Idea", which is a new type of social business that will retain all profits to reinvest in social programs like health, education and infrastructure. The owners or original investors in the business will not receive dividends; however, they will be bought out by the enterprise from the ensuing profits. He proposes that the stock be sold on a new stock exchange developed for this kind of business. This is an intriguing idea for the wealthy to ponder what and how to invest their excess capital. This type of business would not increase wealth for its owners, but rather, attempt to transfer wealth to the poor by foregoing capitalist benefits.

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The Road to Serfdom, by F.A. Hayek: This book by the Nobel Prize winning economist deals with "the relation between individual liberty and government authority." He won the Medal of Freedom, as well.
Free to Choose, by Milton and Rose Friedman: If you read only one book on market economic theory, read this classic "inquiry into the relationship between freedom and economics."
Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy, by Joseph A. Schumpeter: First published in 1942, this rather academic treatise is still a must read, as it thoroughly establishes entrepreneurial capitalism as superior to socialism in any of its many guises.

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