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| .Yunus10000 October08: embarks on a year round dialogue between 10000 youth and alumni networks of Muhammad Yunus. It is stimulated by free copies of a dvd with 25 short good news videos that Grameen networkers would love to dialogue with the world of youth, and the post-Wall Street generation making local to global
a win-win-win for people as microentrepreneurs, societies and economies ! Can you help us share some maps
for navigating the Microworlds of ending poverty - both real place, and inter-networked? Does the example above help you navigate peer to peer to the exciting world of healthcare's free markets?
Would a people power summit connecting 8 different subnetworks of people who love healthcare and medical advances and healthy children make
sense? How would you choose 8 action learning sub-networks? Would you choose any of the 8 illustrated? How would you
redraw a blueprint of whom to invite to make healthcare around the world something that cheers up humanity? |
Imagine a world with 2 million microcredit banks
and communities rising. As far as i know many of the 20th C most trusted people or entrepreneurial revolutionaries already did! They include schumacher,
gandhi, einstein, von neumann , dad & y-dialogues: 1, . . Better still one country - Bangladesh 1 - started practising this 30 years ago. It now contributes over 10,000 microcredit banks rising and Bill Clinton says this is why the nation is compounding 7% growth; whilst the wall street journal says this . The 2006 Nobel prize to Muhammad Yunus only begins to offer thanks for being he world's number 1 sustainability investor.
Each of us can celebrate if you can help egrameen.com connect all the hi-trust networking links
Mapmakers Q&A -at times of huge change: deep, great & good questions matter far
more than precise looking answers |
| Is the Future Predictable? | .The future is predictable when you map context gravities of systems round which most of the human
relationship connections have already been invested in. This is why the local to global networking age we are all designing
now needs such urgent care. Whether it sustains future generations or not will irreversibly be determined by what we map over
the next 15 years at best and the next 5 years at worst. Back in 1984 our maps edited from 40 years of interacting with world
news at The Economist, St James, London suggested roughly 2010 as the deadline for being inspired by a Nobel Laureate to search out 30000 openly
replicable community rising projects http://egrameen.com is about the only solution centre on that map -verify future reference from 1984 at http://www.normanmacrae.com/netfuture.html | . |
discuss egrameen at googlegroup www (win-win-win) Hours -next imagine if every bank was twinned with a grameen
solutions internet telecentre for the poor | | | | e-Agriculture * e-Health *e-EDU * e-gov * e-financial * e-consumer good = Grameen Solutions Focus | | | |
JW
Briefly the 3rd person Future Capitalism may wish to celebrate could not be here today because he died ,before his time,
in Calcutta 1860. Today the oral rehydration that could have saved James Wilson is offered by community nurses at 10 cents
a go by Dr Yunus’ inspired compatriot Fazle Abed of BRAC – Bangladesh’s and our globe’s other great
benchmark for grassroots organisational systems. James was trying to change British Raj economics – a system transformation
which ultimately became Gandhi’s truth-making. Incidentally this life mission involved Gandhi in 25 years of mentoring
social action change with a peer barrister from the Bar of London who coincidentally my maternal grandfather. James Wilson’s
notoriety in changing global economics was earned as a Scottish entrepreneur who came down to London in 1843 to boot vested
interests out of the Houses of Parliament. His main innovation for doing this is a paper called The Economist. Founding this
in 1843, James actually wished the paper be closed once 2 social action objectives were completed: end the corn laws and end
capital punishment. As you know both have been completed in the UK, but dismally corn’s monopoly high price was only
banished after being a direct amplifier of the Irish potato famine. When former Irish President Mary Robinson keynoted a Global
reconciliation conference in London 2003, she began by pointing to the irony of an Irish lady speaking to Londoners given
that over a century of troubles between London and Ireland were root caused in the the tragic follies ruled over by Great
British Empiredom and corn lording in particular. | DAD
In my dad’s day, Journalists at The Economist were known to quip, perhaps James would NOT want the paper to be
closed until the poverty compounded by EU’s agriculture policy is ended. Today inspired by Dr Yunus and emerging alumni
of his such as Blil Gates, they might also quip don’t close until Capitalism’s Punishment is removed from wholly
celebrating humanity. To flashback to dad: before reading a first in Cambridge economics in inspired by Keynes last years
of lecturing, my dad had served as a teenage navigator in RAF’s bomber command in the war. So few Brits returned from
that assignment that the RAC in 1943 offered almost free lifetime membership –one reason why we are all here today!
A reason why I am here today is that dad was fortunately assigned to campaigns in Bangladesh and Burma. Dhaka was only a town
in those days though another place Cox’s Bazar was as strategic then as Dr Yunus’ book wishes it soon will be.
At The Economist, Dad continued the paper’s value of severe contests aimed at transparently mediating what futures leaders
were compounding. In 1962, his future history survey shocked the conventional world by announcing Japan’s world innovation
leadership impacts over the next generation. Between 1976-1984 he published an Entrepreneurial Revolution Trilogy. Part 1
saw a young Italian translator , Romano Prodi, hosting roundtables like this around the heresy that deep entreprenenurial
breakthroughs start small. By 1982, entrepreneurial service economies were announcing the end of being bossed – since
service teams multiply value with their customers and contextually from the grassroots up. Dad’s 1984 book asked whether
Death of Distance’s unprecedented change forces would cause the globalisation generation to sustain or end the world.
Mathematically, the systemic integration of localities into a global world can only compound one of these 2 opposite outcomes.
If sustainability is to be humanity’s wish then halftime in the book (chapter 6) announced that by 2008 the world would
need to be inspired by a Nobel prize winning economist to search out over 30000 community rising projects. | MUHAMMAD YUNUS Well, I don’t know if you have any Scottish blood in you Dr Yunus, but after meeting you in Dhaka for 3 hours at the
start of 2008, I feel confident that the human relay race of multiplying hi-trust through social business and win-win-win
global’s free market models has moved its inspirational epicentre/ from St James to Dhaka. May I therefore propose a
toast to the huge honor that in St James today we twenty people have a chance to listen to and debate your future capitalism
wishes, and another 700 people of St James will rejoice in celebrating humanity with you tomorrow afternoon. Could I ask you
to tell us of your wishes and please suggest any ways we can help. Then we can follow round the table as people identify themselves
and open discussion on how citizens like Yu’N’Us can create a world without poverty. |
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Lamiya Morshed, Yunus Secretriat: Professor Yunus is now very interested in doing something
big in health in Bangladesh– we have a lot of organisations, world class organisations who want to partner with us to
bring health services to the rural areas in Bangladesh you know. He’s thinking about creating a health city in Bangladesh,
which would have a medical university, a medical college a nursing college, research centres you know, an institute for mother
and child healthcare, so a range of things. Recent partners news; Saudi-German Hospital; TheGreenChildren Eye Hospital (Aravind model) Grameen America is very much a world leader in searching community up healthcare. We're just checking a whole set of files they sent
us for permission to view -please come back soon these searches may lead to deep stuff -mail editor@futurecapitalism.tv to suggest an alternative google Benchmarks visited by Yunus: Narayana Health City ; Manipal Upcoming BRAC conference dec 2008 Health is highlighted as one of the major reformational foci for Foreign Assistnace by New President - reference "The White House & The World -Ruth Levine" Can you help us emerge microhealthsummit Sample list of paper topics - Case
studies of successful scaled up programs in health and non-health activities: what works and why
- Challenges of scaling
up in urban areas
- Capacity development in public health such as the training and use of community health workers
- Use of new technologies such as mobile phones, Internet and hand-held computers (e-health)
- Strengthening
health systems through scaling up
- Role of the private sector
- Monitoring and evaluation in scaling up efforts
- Financing as a constraint and as an opportunity
- Future directions
Background Currently, many developing nations are not on pace to achieve the United
Nations' Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) for 2015. Some low-income countries have had great success in scaling up
in certain areas e.g. Oral Rehydration Therapy, but less success in other areas e.g. obstetric care to prevent maternal deaths.
These countries could have their progress accelerated by national scaling up of health programs. Developing nations face both
new challenges such as urban population growth primarily and new opportunities for health care delivery such as the wide availability
of new technologies. The conference aims to foster discussion and debate, to share good practices in the field, to synthesize
knowledge from both successful and unsuccessful efforts, and to raise awareness on the need for scaling up, paving the way
to attaining the MDGs throughout the world.
Objectives To build on existing knowledge, principles, and challenges of scaling
up and identify best practices in scaling up health programs (horizontal, vertical, and diagonal) and selected non-health
programs by: - Exploring challenges and opportunities posed by scaling up in urban areas
- Reviewing
the potential for and challenges of the use of technologies such as mobile phones, personal digital assistants (PDA), internet
and other innovations for scaling up (e-health)
- Examining issues in scaling up of capacity development efforts
in public health including training of health workers
- Assessing the role of health systems and the principles of
primary health care in scaling up
- Using a guided process during the conference to develop a call to action for the
implementation of scaled up health programs based on practical lessons learned from experiences of expert conference participants
Shortlists of people whose health knowledge WE (us tel 301 881 1655) probably have permission to contact if the deepest relevant community health question comes in: Sir Keith Peters, UK's non-nonense medical expert - testimony on cambridge medical creatinve spirit
Paul Komesaroff, Australia's community health researcher extraordinaire and worldwide youth mentor Eva Vertes, whose medical research
experience as a teenager may never have been emulated Peter Burgess and team, End malaria consortium
Eva Vertes |
Yunus, Burgess, Friends of Integrated Malaria prevention |
TheGreenChildren : pop stars whose have fundraised for Yunus Aravind Eye Hospital |
Grameen Health Care Services (GHS)
is establishing four eye care hospitals. The first at Bogra is in operation; second at Barisal will start soon; third and
fourth will be located at Thakurgoan and Shatkhira. GC Eye Hospital is structured as a social business. The Bogra hospital was established thanks to the international pop duo Milla Sunde and Tom Bevan of The Green Children Foundation
who raised $500,000 from donations and DVD sales.They are committed to raising funds for the second hospital at Barisal. Grameen
GC Eye Hospital charges patients based on their ability to pay, the wealthier patients ate charged at a normal rate,
while the poor are subsidised. Grameen Health Care Services contact points: 13th Floor Grameen bank, Mirpur, Dhaka,
tel 88 02 9005107 fax 88 02 8033765 . | 
Although it is recognized in the Universal Declaration and enshrined in legally binding
international human rights treaties, the right to health still does not carry the same currency as the right to freedom of
expression or the right to be free from torture. I can tell you that for millions of people around the world, health is perhaps
the most valuable of all human rights. It is inseparable from the right to life and security. And it is women 1 , children and marginalized populations that continue to suffer by far the worst deal. Mary Robinson,
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