in 44 years of studyinbg elarninbg there is nothinbg i have come across like the space of yazmi by noah samara
can youth be empowered to help start up yazmi's food channel -chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk
here's a bit of live bransitorming - please add ideas for us to log up
tcan begin mainly with 20 second good news advertisements- which food model are being searched by which diaspora hub
first 20 second video - noah could say as an ethiopian i was particularly inspired by dbanj launching the quest to end poverty through value chains designed to sustain fartmers
yazmi is inviting diaspora ihubs to search out best jobs for growers models- starting with coffee , moringa, fish you tell us -
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next 20 second videos
someone afrucan on cofee
someone on moringa
someone on fish
somone african o spices
(make all 20 second videos in english with chinese subtitles)
this channel would support main world bank summit message of diaspora to world bank let us cross-check every step of value chain end to end
also whenever youth incubator formats of world bank suggest food solutions we could start merging mentors and investors
it fits with next food sectors women4empowerment is already looking for
it can unite the right sorts of pro-youth diaspora hubs hubs around yazmi ; its synergetic with taddy blecher
it gives us something to present to usaid and world bank and first ladies as food security was intended as obama number 1 advance in development economic transparency and sustainability
it can be a trailer to noahs dream that china sees satellite-tableted education is its own best development policy around the world
it can help connect intel search for big data apps for bottom of pyramid agri entrepreneurs -eg the aim to treble cambodia's rice exports by small farmers
it can help us link in ifad which is rome based un agriculture network but as yet separated from everything else rome, peacemakers and jim kim try to celebrate
the channel can give us a fast start in dubai - while dubai may not want to grow its own foods- we can ask which sectors do we want preferential options of disadvantaged youth
there is a natural bridge between primary school curricula in eg cameroon and rural youth becoming interested on how to sustain our farmers
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