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He was Sir Fazle Hasan Abed to the world. To us he was simply "Abed Bhai". Thank you, Abed bhai. Visit: www.brac.net/sirfazle ...

Sir Fazle Hasan Abed Up close and personal

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Sir Fazle Hasan Abed, Founder and Chairperson, BRAC, Bangladesh

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Day 1: November 28th, 2018; Inaugural Session Accelerating the End of Hunger and Malnutrition: Country Experiences ...

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diary oct 28: all time extinction maps 0 1 2 . 3 4 . 5 . 6 .7 - to be or not to mute X

To voters HG Wells civilisation=race between education & catastrophe -fast track here

Billionnaires like Gates (Melinda : Bill), Soros ; Yidan , Royals of UK, Netherlands, Japan ..., Public servants eg Gordon Brown, Antonio Guterres, Global Socio-Economic leaders: Schwab, Drayton; Medics eg Jim Yong Kim, Paul Farmer .. Youth/Girls leaders ..Henrietta Fore, Reeta Roy, Sheika Moza ... Fazle Abed: What I can't do is make you the most money, what we can try and do is share the most meaning of your life- a family that took up this challenge the Quadirs built collab 1.5 www.bkash.com; and edited innovations out of MIT boston where Artificial Intel was born to advance Von Neumann's legacy, About 15 years ago google.org began around the AI of pandemics, anyone know why silicon valley failed to make that the number 1 race of the dawn of 5g?

- if you/friends know any of above leaders please ask them (urgently between now and unsummitfuture.com ==: can they refer us to any other miracle workers of massive collabs? how do we learn/do? otherwise if there is only one SDGs massive collab like Fazle Abed please improve our notes on the hows. where to access, next steps - from the 50 years of work of fazle abed 1970-2019, let's start by mapping 36 Collabs -

There are different ways to learn from 100 million womens work over the last 50 yeras but adam smith scholars at the journal of new economics have helped with this view as we paid 15 visits to experience Fazle Abed's last decade

PREVENTING EXTINCTION What 100 million women did over 50 years to markets of 1 Finance 2 Food 3 Health 4 Education 5 100% community inclusion 6 X:next gen urgency

@1.5 bkash.com other miracles 1.1 change aid ; 1.2 microfinance, 1.3 ultra poor; 1.4 just-in-time brac city bank ensures national value chain by/for poorest; 1.6 brac intl hq netherlands 50th year of Abed-Anglo-Dutch networking

edcation is sou of brac dna with 100000 coworkers 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6

abed' rookie entrepreneurial mistake - 1972 spends life savings building homes for 100000 villagers only to find women dying of starvation- urgent was village food business - 2.1 microfranchise rice production (borlaugs 10 times more ) , 2.2 veggies for vitamins -turns out 100000 metavilage doubly great platform - test solutions, demo to potential partners; becomes first of 6 platforms for 100% community partnering 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6; together food solutions 2.3 2.4 2.5 2,6 map 14 national value chains to be led so poorest can build sustainable nation

back in 1972 Abed started celebrating 5 dimensions we now call sgds 1-5- BUT

WHAT HAPENNED IN Abed turned his biggest mistake into the first collab; having been UK_Dutch Shell Oil's rising Asian Star Abed the Engineer knew how to build village homes- he put his life savings into rebuilding 15000 homes for 100000 people which had been flattened by the war of independence; oxfam who gave him a matching grant rated this most efficient project ever (about 5 dollar cost per home) but Abed saw he had created another disaster-as he walked round the metavillage tens of mothers were dying a week of starvation; scores of infants of dehydration - what village mothers needed were replicable food growing or last mile health service businesses; microfranchises could be very small but BRA-Collab (Bangladesh Rural Advancement) needed to had to design in positive cash flows and train previously illiterate village womem- fortunately a billion impoverished chinese and by1970 the fastest growing economy yet seen (japanese friends) had already designed village microfranchises round much more efficient village rice entrepreneurs (applying miracle knowhow of borlaug) and barefoot village medics - hence 5 dimensions

goal 1 -finance to end poverty started with 1.1 change aid design village owned business not charity, only find global partners who have one world changing innovation they want local village women to est for simplicity of replication

sdg2 2.1 rice science to end tstrvation; 2.2 veggies for vitamin nutrition;

sdg 3 health - 3.2 one last mile health servive microfranchise- 3.1 one solution that could prevent hundreds of milllions of infant deaths;

sdg4.1 co-workers who could skills train village mothers-

and now 5.1 instead of his metavilage becoming a mass morgue it could be the world's number 1 collaboration platform including 100% productive women- the metavillage was unique Collab in the world for partners who wanted to test massive sdg solutions to empower worlds poorest village mothers

-within 7 years this was the sort of womens enetrepreneurial culture prospective partners would meet; and since 90% of bangladesh comprised villages with the same life-shaping challenges- brac was ready to help bangladesh women build the nation and in terms of open knowledge sharing but not financing chinese village women who were being told to find ways to be as productive as men happily swapped ideas

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humans and machines.

uniting old and new worlds began in 1500, but an unplannable era of change kickstarted out of glasgow 1760 by first engineer james watt and first moral world trade mapmaker adam smith.

IR1 *IR2 overwrite agricultural age IR0

primarily two types of Industrial Revolution powers became the playbooks of men - the energy and communication powers of machines. unfortunately as 20th c dawned the 8 biggest empires -7 western and white, and Japan - had colonised other peoples through a mix of slavery, gunpower, genocide and controling other peoples lands and natural assets. Colonisers economic models were geared to advance the empire's home capitalists not sustain earth's global villages. In terms of ethnicities -drawn from the old world- roughly speaking whites comprised 13% of peoples, Asians 65%, Africans 13% - to which could be added say 5% Latin Americans and 3% others.

Clearly? new economic models needed to be found but at the same time from 1945 humans needed the major economies to be rebooted.

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By 1962 The Economist reported an extraordinary possibility:

Japan had found two new economic models which thanks to American cross-fertilisation South Korea and Taiwan were also applying. There were rwo exponentially rising win-win opportunities which might free all Asians who had been left out of productivity.

Rural Keynesianism offered priority innovation networks for rural people connecting alumni of borlaug. Thanks to new engineers like Deming's fusion with oriental consciousness, there was a different way of celebrating engineers and infrastructures capable of building the biggest win-win trading ports ever imagined- map the capital belt road japan-korea-taiwan-hk-singapore and onwards . Ironically the tokyo olympics 1964 offered a reunion space for Asia's old colonisers uk, dutch, japan but usa president was missing from the interpersonal dinner party even as the world's first satellite broadcasts change the purpose of superstardom.

You could say these offered systemic transformations of IR0*IR1*IR2 -agriculture, powers of energy and communications. One of The Economist Journalists had met John Von Neumann and became the biographer of a legacy which involved questioning the future apps of 100 times more analytic technology every decade through 1960s to 2020s planted around TWIN AI labs in Stanford and MIT Boston. Soon Stanford alumni were proclaiming Moore Laws and the world's first regional lab of back from the future silicon valley. If these 360 degree force multipliers could be integrated- imagine the entrepreneurial revolution of every community being a thriving space for next girls and boys to be born into.

WILL MORAL MEDIATION EVER BE FOUND AGAIN

In 1962 President Kennedy recognised the possibilities of Japan's new economic model for Asia Rising - could America promote interdependence and help youth celebrate extraordinary change goals every decade the way the space race had branded the 1960s. Then Kennedy and Medgar Evers were assassinated. What happened next needs open questioning from every national viewpoing and since scots who have the longest worldwide action learning curve with machines are not recogbised as a nation - can we help to be true and fair mediators. The Economist became the world's first viewspaper by continuing to severely examine big-leaders everywhere - could these new economic models be pathways to helping every next child born thrive in the most remarkable era of human transformation , and how do we prevent the other systems possibility social-sci storytellers such as hg wells and george orwell warned as probable.

The road to celebrating 260 years of human and machine power and intel converges on www.xglagow.com cop26 - diverse Environmental-Social-Governance clues can be brought from every gps on the planet including celebrations of www.japanthanks.com and the platform uniting billion poorest women www.abedmooc.com

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can the world be sustainable unless the 10000 largest organisational system multiply the most trust-flows?Following Norman Macrae's official retirement from The Economist in 1988, much of the 1990s was spent trying to make a MOOC of how to use media to improve the lt of the net generation- documentation of how we failed is at http://egroups.com/groups/melnet2 ; the framework for people who want to win-win-win in producing and demanding the most purposefully branded organisations in the world remains valid at brandchartering.com - first 10 people to respond to chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk (mention this blog) are welcome to have a free copy of brand chartering handbook snailmailed

quiz 1 the most connecting question of brand chartering proved extremely unpopular with global accounting and media firms that I tried to worked with for 12 years (including partners of all of the then big 5 accountants and big 3 ad agencies)- discuss why big organisations might be afraid of q1 the most purposeful question in the world- who would uniquely miss what if your brand/organisation ceased to exist tomorrow? q2 how do you audit if you are building win-win-win trusts between each of the promises you said in q1 peoples would miss? .

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Commissioners Gordon Brown (chair, scotland); Jim Kim, Jack Ma (China), Gracia Machel (S Africa), Amartya Sen,

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53 X4		S Korea joins in- quality systems electronics
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James wilson 1843 founded The Economist to media sustainability of youth through industrial revolution, by 1972 The Economist started searching for pro-youth leaders of- the third millennium twist that (1948-2018's) spending 1000 times more on worldwide communications - leads to valuing exponentials for a borderless world faster than being chained by orwellian big brothers -will we value the futures of youth, poorest and women in time to celebrate sustainability of 7 billion beings across all hemispheres?

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Mapping supereconomy of millennials era

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Satellite age lifts off

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Rome helps POP Poland

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Metacity mainland flourishes

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African-Asian Open society satellite launched

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