will you partner world record jobs

.If you are going to help save 2020s world from extinction (let alone putin!) the top 50 people you'll need to learn and action with will be a deeply personal combo- GAMES OF WRJ #1 edit 50 playing cards from WRJ -ask a friend to do likewise- see how many common choices you made -then choose one to keep your friend had not chosen and voce versa - by all means add in your own selections- keep updating your 50 cards aide memoire.. bon courage - who need to be at WRJ? rsvp chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk..*
9/8/18 paul oyer: fei-fei li : lei zhang - WE WELCOME q&a THE MORE MATHEMATUCAL OR HUMAN THE BETTER chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk MA stats cambridge 1973

2016 bangladesh schools go edigital nationwide :: brookings video :: Bangla video :: brac how's that
1/1/21 we have entered the most exciting decade to be alive- by 2030 we will likely know whether humans & tech wizards can save futureoflife- tech surveys indicate odds of accomplishing this greatest human mission would be lot less without spirit of a chinese american lady at stanford-...
bonus challenge for those on road to glasgow cop2 nov2021: future 8 billion peoples want to value from 2021 rsvp chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk

GAMES of world record jobs involve
*pack of cards: world record jobs creators eg fei-fe li ; fazle abed ...
*six future histories before 2021 starts the decade of empowering youth to be the first sustainable generation.

problem 99% of what people value connecting or doing to each other
has changed (and accelerated in last three quarters of a century- while laws, culture and nature's diversity and health are rooted in real-world foundations that took mother earth 1945 years to build with -and that's only using the christian calendar

1995 started our most recent quater of a century with 2 people in Seattle determined to change distribution of consumers' markets - the ideas of how of bezos and jack ma on what this would involve were completely different except that they changed the purpose of being online from education knowledge to buying & selling things -
nb consuming up things is typically a zero-sum game or less if done unsustainable- whereas life-shaping knowhow multiplies value in use
from 1970 to 1995 knowhow needed to end subsistence poverty of over a billion asian villagers was networked person to person by women with no access to electricity grids- their number 1 wrjc involved partnerships linked by fazle abed - borlaug's crop science was one of the big 5 action learnings -its person to person application saved a billion people from starvation; the first 185 years of the machie age started up bl glasgow university's smith an watt in 1760 had brought humans to the 2 world wars; when people from nearly 200 nations founded the united nations at san francisco opera house 1945 chances of species survival looked poor- miraculous;y one mathematician changed that before he died 12 years later- john von neumann's legacy was both the moon race and twin artificial intel labs - one facing pacific ocean out of stanford; the other facing the atlantic out of mit boston .. who are top job creating economists by practice - health -refugee sports green hong kong..where are top tour guides around billionaire 1 2 around poverty,,, we the peoples ...

Friday, January 24, 2020

soros the West's leapfrog billionaire or malloch brown his agent of open society or youth's arts superstars ?

NEW YORK THE CITY OF BANGS & BANKS & UNs? & UPs (United Peopels)
It is not necessarily a happy thing to be the epicentre of Bangs (eg Big Bang, 9/11 Subprime) but new yorkers are certainly the west's most resilient breed ;  moreover no where else does trading with numbers actually compound more real impacts for better or worse;  and yet please remember usa is less than one 25th of the world population and according to some numbers the 25 richest americans have more wealth-decision power than the poorer half  and far more than that if you calculate power in term of quarterly profits and what the finacial press fawns over;;;

- so go figure new york's choices for the world are not democratic (and not actually what adam smith meant by free markets in 1758 not that I beleieve any people should want their life adminstrated by 18th c logics BUT PLEASE TAKE TIME OUT TO SEE  BEYOND  the very mid 20th Century sense that biden seems to devote his life to; the question OF WOMEN FROM THE FUTURE is which of these relatively few decision makers should young superstars twin up with; and having twinned as transparent leadership duos which cities can new york fashion networks twin with on collaborations every community in the world is praying for ahead of time (so that eg we -the united humans of mother earth - nip the nextcovid in the bud instead of being closed down by it)

and in ways Washington Dc will never understand until after the games are over - new york will determine sustainability of thoes born since 1995 more than anywhere facing the atlantic ocean - at least thats the positivity scenario- why else is the un plaza (the only stateless campus in usa); where else will the systems of fintech and ESG have more compound impact in the climatic 2020s where the peoples wars are not with each others nations but with covid , with climate , with the nations which no longer exist (in the sense that what happens to refugees , the war torn and their borders matters more than whatever president is sitting on the stage in what was the capital city)

But there is a different view of this which will define more than any elder thinks; its who the younger half of the world choose as there superstars in the 2020s; if their own peer superstars connect with esg and sdg solutions bringing all their followers with them the money wasted (VESTED) in making one or another politician famoue will be wasted and thus a new financial era of wha'ts good for sustaining youth could conceivably RISE????

if you think there is a better way to the future - we'd love to here what Hall of fame we need to map so better wats to the future rise out of ever corner of thsi earth....


youth economists liberated by soris? summer 2021 update

related soros/youth economics references https://www.ineteconomics.org/research/experts/gsoros  https://unctad.org/meeting/summer-school-2020-globalization-and-development-strategies   Still Swimming Against the Tide? https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=unctad https://www.unb.com.bd/category/World/covid-crisis-set-to-drag-32m-of-worlds-poorest-back-into-extreme-poverty-unctad/61483

vincent is there any chance that brac university people can let the university student grapevine know the unctad summer school is the most timely event in 2021 for osun youth to connect sustainability economics networks with glasgow or anywhere else where moral economist or moral education needs to be celebrated

- there are a lor of reasons for making this claim
-from 2 trips i observe geneva is the only western part of the un where youth are being given opportunities to entrepreneur sustainability being the nexus of trade for sdgs, health for sdgs, tech /ai for sdgs, switzerland as the only part of europe that is free not to be bullied by the eu because the eu economy would not exist without switzerland, other inconvenient truths -eh switzerland is where both the olympics and soccer world cup went wrong as value chains- instead of the power of youth celebrities to change the world for youth it has been designed so corrupt old men web with mafia and other bad users of swiss bank accounts- ironically back in the 1970s romano prodi used to tell my father i'd like entrepreneurial revolution to succeed but my main goal is to get the whole of europe to share in ending the mafia's hold on italy

internationally unctad (virtual) summer school is 90% populated by soros ysi students who in 2008 he promised to connect with a new economics network a year after in 2007 he promised to help launch brac global as a new development network; it seems to be only 2% populated by bard or osun students unless brac university can help change that

notably bard's jan kregel http://www.levyinstitute.org/scholars/jan-kregel knows all about the politics of why this event is underpopulated by otherdisciplines of  osun students; my understanding is before he became the levy institute at bard he was unctad in new york

of course all errors are mine -

also  at EconomistDiary.com thanks alibrac.com 1BillionGirls.com rank this event in 10 days time the most urgent education event
 and http://www.youthmarkets.com adam smith scholars rank this event


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 - it all depends on whether yidan and the irish/scottish/female vice chancellor of oxford university connect t students from rhodes schwarzman mit tsinghua with whatever cop 26 or escape from covid networks and http://www.musicforsdgs.com are free to scale now the olympics is a dead weight arounf japanese necks and japans next world stage isnt to 2025 expo one reason why friends of unicef/unesco/gordon brown refugee networks needed to link japan with dubai and education expose the month after glasgow  
Oxford vc Louise Mary Richardson FRSE is an Irish political scientist whose specialist field is the study of terrorism. Wikipedia
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UNCATD/YSI Summer School

News posted in Political Economy of Europe, May 17th 2021

 For the fourth year in a row YSI is very excited to be collaborating with UNCTAD on the UNCTAD / YSI Summer School, to be held in the first week of August this year. Like last year, the school will be fully online, allowing a lot of participants (1000+ last year!) to participate.

Although speakers are not yet confirmed, the program is already looking great.


UNCTAD / INET-YSI Virtual Summer School 2021 - Program Outline

Still Swimming Against the Tide? 40 Years of Thinking in Trade and Development UNCTAD/INET-YSI Virtual Summer Sc...




We’d love for two or three people from our group to join this project as organizers. Doing so would mean:

  1. Attending an onboarding call later this month (please fill the doodle by Monday)

  2. Committing to attending the school from 2-7 August, 2021

previously
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From: Jan Kregel <kregel@levy.org>
To: christopher macrae <chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk>
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Hi,
Yes you certainly may intro to whom ever you think useful, but keeping in mind that I am currently twice retired and holding down two jobs! So I may be slow on the uptake. I don't think Stefan knows Romano (but I have since 1973 -- he was my colleague with his room across the hall from mine in Bologna!) but have lost contact with him since he became PM.
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unlike other western billionaire philanthropists george soros seems comfy with timely world change experiments -“I believe that in philanthropy one should do the right thing, whether or not it succeeds.” —George Soros

some we recommend coalitions of world record jobs creators can value most

his billion dollar investment into osun scholars announced at wef 2020 https://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/newsroom/george-soros-launches-global-network-to-transform-higher-education
In 2017, the Open Society Foundations announced that Soros had transferred $18 billion of his fortune into an endowment that would fund the future work of the Foundations, bringing his total giving to the Foundations since 1984 to over $32 billion.

celebrating unique movements

his celebrations of fazle abed as 20th and most valued open society laureate

his 2009 response to the subprime crisis - linking in new curricula of bottom up economics  Institute for New Economic Thinking

his founding of a university - central europe that moved to vienna nov 2019 from its origin in soros' place of birth budapest - the city that at the start of the 19th century nurtured the father of programmable computing john von neumann

his support of jim kim and paul farmer in taking partners in health across the world - first tb solutions for dissidents in rural jails - later as components supporting his concerns in africa for post genocide nations eg liberia, sierra leone south sudan

being the first big funder of village phones (bangladesh) for the poorest 1996 with the quadirs at legatum mit

his support of gorbachev in setting up a noble peace laureates summit hosted out of the club of rome

during apartheid 1979 his support for black youth in south africa

it is true that his open society movement has sometimes been hijacked by rights activists who cross the line of sustainable community building; it is true he made his money by betting against paper currencies where politicians were trying to hide their folie grandeur with printing money; it is true that the EU seems to have done the opposite of listen to him at key moments but as we enter what is likely to be the decade that determines our species sustainability mother earth and youth everywhere need more george soros' not less as far as we can map

He was one of the early prominent voices to criticize the war on drugs as “arguably more harmful than the drug problem itself,” and helped kick-start America’s medical marijuana movement. In the early 2000s, he became a vocal backer of same-sex marriage efforts. Though his causes have evolved over time, they continue to hew closely to his ideals of an open society.

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Personal History

George Soros experienced ethnic and political intolerance firsthand. Born in Hungary in 1930, he lived through the Nazi occupation of 1944–1945, which resulted in the murder of over 500,000 Hungarian Jews. His own Jewish family survived by securing false identity papers, concealing their backgrounds, and helping others do the same. Soros later recalled that “not only did we survive, but we managed to help others.”
“1944, the year of the German occupation, was my formative experience. Instead of submitting to our fate we resisted an evil force that was much stronger than we were—yet we prevailed.” —George Soros
As the Communists consolidated power in Hungary after the war, Soros left Budapest in 1947 for London, working part-time as a railway porter and as a night-club waiter to support his studies at the London School of Economics. In 1956, he emigrated to the United States, entering the world of finance and investments, where he made his fortune. In 1970, he launched his own hedge fund and went on to become one of the most successful investors in the history of the United States.





George Soros in Berlin
George Soros stands in Pariser Platz in front of the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin in 2004. Photo credit: © Daniel Biskup/laif/Redux

Launching the Open Society Foundations

George Soros used his fortune to create the Open Society Foundations—a network of foundations, partners, and projects in more than 120 countries. Our name and work reflect the influence on Soros’s thinking of the philosophy of Karl Popper, which Soros first encountered at the London School of Economics. In his book Open Society and Its Enemies, Popper argues that no philosophy or ideology is the final arbiter of truth, and that societies can only flourish when they allow for democratic governance, freedom of expression, and respect for individual rights—an approach at the core of the Open Society Foundations’ work.

An Expanding Mission

George Soros began his philanthropy in 1979, giving scholarships to black South Africans under apartheid. In the 1980s, he helped promote the open exchange of ideas in Communist Hungary by funding academic visits to the West and supporting fledgling independent cultural groups, as well as other initiatives. After the fall of the Berlin Wall, he created Central European University as a space to foster critical thinking—which at that time was an alien concept for most universities in the former Communist bloc.
With the Cold War over, he gradually expanded his philanthropy to Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the United States, supporting a vast array of new efforts to create more accountable, transparent, and democratic societies. He was one of the early prominent voices to criticize the war on drugs as “arguably more harmful than the drug problem itself,” and helped kick-start America’s medical marijuana movement. In the early 2000s, he became a vocal backer of same-sex marriage efforts. Though his causes have evolved over time, they continue to hew closely to his ideals of an open society.

Highlights of George Soros and the Open Society Foundations







Starting to Build a More Open World

1979
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Central European University Opens Its Doors

1991
George Soros unlocking a large carved door
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His giving has reached beyond his own Foundations, supporting independent organizations such as Global Witness, the International Crisis Group, the European Council on Foreign Relations, and the Institute for New Economic Thinking.
Now in his 80s, Soros continues to take an active personal interest in the Open Society Foundations, traveling widely to support our work and advocating for positive policy changes with world leaders, both publicly and privately.
In 2017, the Open Society Foundations announced that Soros had transferred $18 billion of his fortune into an endowment that would fund the future work of the Foundations, bringing his total giving to the Foundations since 1984 to over $32 billion.
“I believe that in philanthropy one should do the right thing, whether or not it succeeds.” —George Soros
Throughout Soros’s philanthropic career, one thing has remained constant: a commitment to fighting the world’s most intractable problems. He has been known to emphasize the importance of tackling losing causes. Indeed, many of the issues Soros has taken on—and he would be the first to admit this—are the types of issues for which a complete solution might never emerge.
“My success in the financial markets has given me a greater degree of independence than most other people,” Soros once wrote. That independence has allowed him to forge his own path toward a world that’s more open, more just, and more equitable for all.
https://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/voices/q-and-a-forging-a-bond-between-locals-and-refugees
For more information about George Soros’s activities that are separate from the Open Society Foundations, visit georgesoros.com. 

Remarks delivered at the World Economic Forum

Davos, Switzerland, January 23, 2020
   
We live at a transformational moment in history. The survival of open societies is endangered and we face an even greater crisis: climate change. It is threatening the survival of our civilization. These twin challenges have inspired me to announce the most important project of my life here tonight.
As I argue in my recent book, In Defense of Open Society, in a revolutionary moment the range of possibilities is far wider than in normal times. It has become easier to influence events than to understand what is going on. As a consequence, outcomes are unlikely to correspond to people’s expectations. This has already caused widespread disappointment that populist politicians have exploited for their own purposes.
Open Society has not always needed defending as it does today. Some forty years ago, when I got engaged in what I call my political philanthropy, the wind was at our back and carried us forward. International cooperation was the prevailing creed. In some ways it prevailed even in the crumbling and ideologically bankrupt Soviet Union – remember the marxist’s slogan “workers of the world unite”? In contrast, the European Union was in the ascendant and I considered it the embodiment of the open society.
But the tide turned against open societies after the crash of 2008 because it constituted a failure of international cooperation. This in turn led to the rise of nationalism, the great enemy of open society.
***
In the middle of last year I still cherished some hopes that there would be another reversal towards international cooperation. The European parliamentary elections produced surprisingly favorable results. Participation increased by 8%—the first uptick since the Parliament was established. More importantly, the silent majority spoke up in favor of greater European cooperation.
But by the end of the year my hopes were dashed. The strongest powers, the US, China and Russia remained in the hands of would-be or actual dictators and the ranks of authoritarian rulers continued to grow.
The fight to prevent Brexit—harmful both to Britain and to the EU—ended in a crushing defeat.
Nationalism, far from being reversed, made further headway. The biggest and most frightening setback occurred in India where a democratically elected Narendra Modi is creating a Hindu nationalist state, imposing punitive measures on Kashmir, a semi-autonomous Muslim region, and threatening to deprive millions of Muslims of their citizenship.
In Latin America a humanitarian catastrophe continues to unfold. By the beginning of this year almost 5 million Venezuelans had emigrated, causing tremendous disruption in neighboring countries. At the same time, Bolsonaro has failed to prevent the destruction of the rain forests in Brazil in order to open it up for cattle ranching. In a further blow, the UN climate conference in Madrid broke up without reaching any meaningful agreement.
To top it all off, Kim Jong-un threatened the United States with its nuclear capabilities in his New Year’s speech and Trump’s impetuous actions heightened the risk of a conflagration in the Middle East.
(the editors of this blog do not agree with soros view of xi jinping holding out the hope that lee kuan yew was nearer the mark in population and other sustainability perspectives must be the hardest job in the world)
Let me now turn to another vexing topic, the relationship between the United States and China. It has become incredibly complicated and difficult to understand. The interaction between the two presidents, Donald Trump and Xi Jinping, provides a useful clue. Both face internal constraints and various enemies. Both try to extend the powers of their office to its limit and beyond. While they have found some mutually beneficial reasons to cooperate, their motivations are completely different.
President Trump is a con man and the ultimate narcissist who wants the world to revolve around him. When his fantasy of becoming president came true, his narcissism developed a pathological dimension. Indeed, he has transgressed the limits imposed on the presidency by the Constitution and has been impeached for it. At the same time, he has managed to gather a large number of followers who have bought into his alternative reality. This has turned his narcissism into a malignant disease. He came to believe that he could impose his alternative reality not only on his followers but on reality itself.
Trump’s counterpart, Xi Jinping, suffered a traumatic experience in his early youth. His father had been one of the founders of the Chinese Communist Party. He was expelled, and his son, Xi Jinping, grew up in rural exile. Since that time, the goal of Xi’s leadership became to reassert the Communist Party’s dominance over Chinese life. He called it the “Chinese dream” of a “rejuvenated” China capable of projecting its power and influence throughout the world. Xi Jinping has abolished a carefully developed system of collective leadership and became a dictator as soon as he gained sufficient strength to do so.
When it comes to their motivations, they are totally different, Trump is willing to sacrifice the national interests for his personal interests and he will do practically anything to win re-election. By contrast, Xi Jinping is eager to exploit Trump’s weaknesses and use artificial intelligence to achieve total control over his people.
Xi’s success is far from assured. One of China’s vulnerabilities is that it still depends on the United States to supply it with the microprocessors it needs to dominate the 5G market and to fully implement the social credit system that is a threat to open societies.
Xi Jinping also faces some impersonal forces like demographics working against him. The one child policy, in effect until 2015, created a shortage of both young workers and child-bearing women and a surfeit of old people. These trends are bound to get worse. The decline in the working age population is now relentless.
The Belt and Road Initiative has required giving large loans, some of which will never be repaid. China can ill-afford this because its budget deficit has increased and its trade surplus has diminished. Since Xi Jinping has centralized power in his hands, China’s economic policy has also lost its flexibility and inventiveness.
To make matters worse for Xi, the Trump Administration has developed a comprehensive and bipartisan policy towards China, which has declared that China is a strategic rival. This is the only bipartisan policy that the Trump Administration has been able to produce and there is only one man who can violate it with impunity: President Trump himself.
Unfortunately from an open society point of view, he is capable of doing so, as he has demonstrated by putting Huawei on the bargaining table with Xi Jinping.
***
With this background, let me put the tumultuous events since the beginning of this year into the proper perspective.
President Trump didn’t have a strategic plan when he authorized the launching of a missile that killed the leader of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, Suleimani, and an Iraqi pro-Iranian militia commander; but he has an unfailing instinct that tells him how his faithful followers would respond to his actions. They are jubilant. This made the task of the Democrats, who impeached him, extremely difficult. The trial in the Senate is shaping up to be a strictly pro forma affair because the Republican majority in the Senate is united behind Trump—although Chief Justice Roberts, who is presiding, may surprise us.
At the same time, Trump’s economic team has managed to overheat an already buoyant economy. The stock market, already celebrating Trump’s military success, is breaking out to reach new heights. But an overheated economy can’t be kept boiling for too long.
If all this had happened closer to the elections, it would have assured his reelection. His problem is that the elections are still 10 months away and in a revolutionary situation, that is a lifetime.
From an open society point of view, the situation is quite grim. It would be easy to give in to despair, but that would be a mistake. The public is beginning to be aware of the dangers of climate change. It has certainly become the top priority of the European Union – but we can’t count on the United States while Trump is in power because he is a climate denier.
There are also grounds to hope for the survival of open societies. They have their weaknesses, but so do repressive regimes. The greatest shortcoming of dictatorships is that when they are successful, they don’t know when or how to stop being repressive. They lack the checks and balances that give democracies a degree of stability. As a result, the oppressed revolt.
We see this happening today all around the world. The most successful rebellion so far has been in Hong Kong, but it comes at a great cost: it may well destroy the city’s economic prosperity. There are so many revolts going on in the world that it would take too long to examine each case individually.
Observing this torrent of rebellions, I can venture a generalization about the ones that are likely to succeed. They are typified by Hong Kong. It has no visibly identifiable leadership and yet it has the overwhelming support of the population.
I began to form this conclusion when I learnt about a spontaneous movement of young people turning up at rallies held by Matteo Salvini, the would-be dictator of Italy. They held up cut-out signs of sardines proclaiming “sardines against Salvini,” and explaining that there are many more sardines than sharks like Salvini, so the sardines are bound to prevail.
Sardines are the Italian variant of a worldwide trend led by young people. This leads me to conclude that today’s youth may have found a way to confront nationalist dictatorships.
I see another constructive force emerging worldwide: the mayors of major cities are organizing around important issues. In Europe, climate change and internal migration are high on their agenda. This coincides with the main concerns of today’s youth. Uniting around these issues could create a powerful pro-European, pro-open society movement. But it’s an open question whether these aspirations will succeed.
***
Taking into account the climate emergency and worldwide unrest, it’s not an exaggeration to say that 2020 and the next few years will determine not only the fate of Xi and Trump, but also the fate of the world.
If we survive the near-term, we still need a long-term strategy. If Xi Jinping succeeds in fully implementing his social credit system, he will bring into existence a new type of authoritarian system and a new type of human being who is willing to surrender his personal autonomy in order to stay out of trouble. Once lost, personal autonomy will be difficult to recover. An open society would have no place in such a world.
I believe that as a long-term strategy our best hope lies in access to quality education, specifically an education that reinforces the autonomy of the individual by cultivating critical thinking and emphasizing academic freedom.
30 years ago I set up an educational institution that does exactly that. It is called the Central European University (CEU) and its mission is to advance the values of the open society.
During these 30 years, CEU emerged as one of the hundred best graduate universities in the world in the social sciences. It has also become one of the most international universities, with students from 120 countries and a faculty coming from more than 50 countries. In recent years CEU gained a global reputation for defending academic freedom against Victor Orban, Hungary’s ruler, who is hell bent on destroying it.
CEU brings together students and faculty representing very different cultures and traditions who listen to each other and debate with each other. CEU has demonstrated that active civic engagement can be combined with academic excellence.
Yet, CEU is not strong enough by itself to become the educational institution the world needs. That requires a new kind of global educational network.
Fortunately, we also have the building blocks for creating such a network: CEU and Bard College in the US are already long-term partners. CEU is a graduate institution, and Bard an innovative, mainly undergraduate liberal arts college. Both have been supported by the Open Society Foundations and encouraged to offer a helping hand to other universities and colleges worldwide. Bard and CEU have developed an array of successful relationships in the less developed parts of the world.
The time has come for OSF to embark on an ambitious plan to build on this foundation a new and innovative educational network that the world really needs. It will be called the Open Society University Network or OSUN for short.
OSUN will be unique. It will offer an international platform for teaching and research. In the first phase it will connect closer together an existing network. In the second phase, we shall open up this network to other institutions who want to join and are eager and qualified to do so.
To demonstrate that the idea is practical, we have already implemented the first phase. We are holding common classes for students from several universities located in different parts of the world, sharing faculty and conducting joint research projects in which people from many universities collaborate.
OSUN will continue in the footsteps of CEU and Bard in seeking to reach places in need of high quality education and in serving neglected populations, such as refugees, incarcerated people, the Roma and other displaced peoples like the Rohingya. OSUN, is ready to start a massive “scholars at risk” program, connecting a large number of academically excellent but politically endangered scholars with this new global network and each other.
CEU is already part of a network of European universities of the social sciences called CIVICA, which is led by Sciences Po in Paris and includes the London School of Economics. CIVICA has won a competition sponsored by the European Union requiring members of the consortium to cooperate not only in education but also in civic and international outreach. OSUN through CEU and Bard has already pioneered in these fields and we hope that members of CIVICA will become interested in joining OSUN – creating a truly global network.
To demonstrate our commitment to OSUN, we are contributing one billion dollars to it. But we can’t build a global network on our own; we will need partner institutions and supporters from all around the world to join us in this enterprise.
We are looking for farsighted partners who feel a responsibility for the future of our civilization, people who are inspired by the goals of OSUN and want to participate in its design and realization. 
I consider OSUN the most important and enduring project of my life and I should like to see it implemented while I am still around. I hope that those who share this vision will join us in making it a reality.      
Thank you.

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  • osun is complicated- at least 20 days of my work this year spent studying it and zooms where i could -  because ultimately its every interest george soros -both open society or investment funds -  has ever had or at least where education becomes his legacy-

     he announced  a billion dollar extra funds for the world economic forum 2019 but then covid overtook- and there is a lot of internal jealousy - reading between the lines - happy to be wrong- about 25 economists like stiglitz dont like the idea that much future soros funding is going to education coalition instead of their silos within top uni like columbia uni - to add to this complication there are only very few usa/western economists who also understand engineering and humanising AI-  and keeping their trust open among american vulture macroeconomists of the trump admin isnt simple

    (france may be an interesting exception depending on which part of science po is connecting the 50 colleges named)

    there are actually some 11th/12th grade school networks in the list eg bard microcollege- the founder of bard leon botstein also planted microcolleges up to 30 years ago - the idea is to offer youth who may have had their education interrupted the chance to prepare for college entrance in 2 year programs - so maybe a 20 year old does 11th and 12th grade at the microcollege -brooklyn which i have spent 40 days visiting is city epicentre of these experiments- there is also a special track for youth returning from prison which offers scholarships into bard- because of a failed attempt to help yunus in historically black college entrepreneur competitions i roughly know who's hbuc vice chancellor who- sadly 90% are more concerned with their staff welfare than helping youth form coalitions- after many mis-steps clinton global university may be turning the corner in including ai lives matter graduates in its epicentre - we will see because scotland is main partner of cgi 2020 and chelsea clinton's university office is in columbia university a place where i have friends in the engineering faculty as well as asian student union subnetworks

    botsteins daughter clara is also trying to broaden this idea in washington dc system- finding a school which wants to have an extra 11th 12th grade branch - this may also tarhet eg artistic students who are brilliant at experiential learning


    its worth studying LEON BOTSTEIN  because ultimately he is bard for over 40 years its vc and and so in ny state the local vice chancellor soros has connected with - botstein has also founded a new york orchestra and wrote the book calling for a evolution in high schools jeffersons children 1997

    LEON BOTSTEIN

    CONDUCTOR AMERICAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA TÅŒN - THE ORCHESTRA NOW Bard Summerscape BARD MUSIC FESTIVA L


    my suggestion- if it works for your teams -  might be issue several one page concepts: examples
    something with arizona at uni tech level - try and collect transcripts of president crow if anyone wants to see them

    something on dual languages connecting martas world of bilingual service communities  - fabrice jaumont at french consul to un is a huge player with marta and others on this

    something relevant to us livesmatter teens or11th/12th grade

    or indeed anything that might fit especially in experiential learning modes

    in some cases we can get an association in time to name on portal application
    in some cases we can say association coming

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    there is a part b- most of the deciding partners are western - however in south asia there is brac university -with the worlds largest ngo partnerships as life work of fazle abed - 

    one of my neighbors tutors for schwarzman as well as being unescos adviser of transnational graduate challenges - so he will interview some of the colleges eg soas to see what their practice reach can be

    also one african university in ghana whose role is education system of next billion children in africa assuming africa doubles in pop by 2050- partners in it include a dean at berkeley who has remit across colleges - reason is the founder of this african university made his graduate project founding a university about 15 years ago- he had also made a living at microsoft and was awarded the main wise laureate 2017 when marta and i attended- the president of ghana also co-chairs the main sdg eminent adviser committee to un

    although soros open society networking is strong in his own way in central europe and linked with the gorbachev and rome founded annual summit of nobel peace laureates - some asian neighbors on europe side- his network is pretty bare for two thirds of people who are asian- or worse where his open society has offices in some nations - they get taken over by political activists not trans-border sustainability builders- in a world moderated by fake media the two are very different creatures 

    this is why i am concerned with history of where fazle abed at bangladesh and with many asian ambassadors,  and soros first started brainstorming 2012 why university coalition was their legacy- soros made sir fazle one of his biggest open society laureate prizes - at the same time as the prizing giving a major economics summit was hosted by soros- at the same time paul farmer of Partners in Health 

    Partners in Health

    Partners In Health (PIH) is a global health organization restoring social justice by bringing quality health car...

    dropped in- of brac's colleges health for the poorest co-founded with unicefs james grant is asia's leading cholera expert network, as it is for infant nutrition first 1000 days and regions most efficient immunization network in association with gates; by 2005 all of soros gates jim kim and paul farmer had found each others village  capabilities in health for the poorest, and had linked in with david fraser the past vice chancellor of swarthmore -an epidemiologist

    sadly though this extraordinary bupapest summit 2013 was soros last gift to his birthplace budapest before politics turned nasty- ceu has been moved to vienna where it can link in to this un-city with ban ki-moon in residence for both climate adaptability and student civic engagement 


    as mentioned, soros also chairs a relatively closed society of around 25 eminent economists around him in new york -and they straddle his dual interest philanthropy, investment fund -  but from bard who has one brilliant sdg economist who previously coordinated unctad in new york - the indication is the soros economists and the university network dont talk to each other much, and when it comes to top grade technologists the only ones i have so far found are at arizona state or in various asian universities - singapore, korea, japan that sir fazle chatted to before cancer took over

    chris macrae
    osun call for concepts says its partners are:
     
    Colleges and Universities Al-Quds University/Al-Quds Bard American University of Beirut American University in Bulgaria American University of Central Asia Arizona State University Ashesi University Bard College Bard College at Simon’s Rock Bard College Berlin Bard Early Colleges Birkbeck, University of London Center BRAC University Central European University European Humanities University Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Geneva National University of Political Studies and Public Administration, Romania Sciences Po SOAS, University of London Universidad de los Andes University of the Witwatersrand

    Bard Prison Initiative Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs Chatham House Institut für die Wissenschaften vom Menschen Institute for New Economic Thinking Parami Institute Princeton Global History Lab Rift Valley Institute The Talloires Network University of California, Berkeley Human Rights

    actually there are informal partners - eg roosevelts family whose ny state country side property as a tourist site and a hi level retreat with bard- eleanors book -tomorrow is now -  on social actions expectations for american youth has just been republished

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    other notes - various associates are inviting anyone whose work may connect with glasgow cop26 to tell us so we can either connect you with adam smith scholars, or bangladesh friends in glasgow sir fazle's alma mater, or if thing work connect bbc nature with cop26 as well as host fringe zooms

    japan has just said it wants to publish my fathers biography of john von neumann- quite remarkable because von neumann alumni study 2 main things - nuclear as well as computing and through yale brain science

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    Pony Ma and Li

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    Jin JIn Jinping (SCO, Rural Keynes) Renfei

    Moon Jae In & Ban Ki Moon

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    Japan Emperor Prince

    Pope Francis and Faith Leaders

    Charles Euro-Royals

    Mahbubami and Lee Kuan Yew

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    Guterres Goals Economistefugee.com

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    Unknown Girl

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    Eva Vertes

    Vivienne Westwood

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    Moore electronic engineering (S Valley)

    Akio Morita (Electronic Engineering)

    Bullet Rail and Containerisation

    we discuss our focus from 1970 here:

    eg 3 main areas inspired by moore : japan bay silicon valley boston region; as well as moore bottom guides from start fazle abed, paulo freire, kissinger, japan emperor and keiretsu, lee kuan yew deceased - see nus and aisingapore.org for current alumni, prince charles royal family, paul polak, larry brilliant, borlaug, schwab, kalam deceased, j-gandhi family lucknow

    from 80s maso son, gates berners lee, steve jobs linus torvaulds, soros . kim farmer dahl, steve case, yunus nilekani,

    from 90s yang bezos ma quadairs, various at mit media lab, essrly mobile pioneers include mo ibrahim


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    Sir Fazle Abed and Mandela?Freire

    Yunus and Yoko Ono & Jesse Jackson-King)

    Crick

    To 1963 (what schwab calls IR1, IR2 – tipping point post industrial revolution)

    JFK

    Von Neuman and Deming

    Roosevelt Churchill Marshall Eisnehower

    Einstein Gandhi Montessori

    Woodrow Wilsn

    Watt and engines mechanical engines

    Faraday Bell Electrical engineeruing eddison

    Health eg Fleming & Nightingale & Curie pasteur

    Keynes

    Ford

    William Le Baron Jenney

    Wilson and Bagehpt and Queen Victoria

    Philip E. Thomas and George Brown (watt and Stevenson)

    JB Say

    Fraknlin Jefferson Washington

    Adam Smith

    Da Vinci and Michelangelo and Newton

    Shakespeare yolstpy

    Guttenbe St Francis Marco Polo chu-yuan-chang

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    WRJTech Index place coop19-20 Diarylessons
    Mahbubani....To 4000+..Singapore #BR1 all wujstainability world trade routes especially 0 1 2...urgent is progress on goodwill between korea japan and china- 2019 is year of biannual wise education laureates nov and paris warm-up february .can singapore help mediate understanding that sustainability depends on economic models which value the majoriyty of people (East and South Asia world trade routes), the majority of underused land cengtral and north asia including arctic circle, the AI smartest youth technologists..this is year 45 of the Economist mapping why Asia Pacific needs to be celebrated as world's number 1 markets for susatining worldwide youth-lee kuan yew appraised a young xi jinping (see his writings on out of poverty from 1988) as having the quality of servanjtg leadership of a mandela- Xi's franeworks for sustainable world trade are worth reviewing by anyone of good heart.mahbubani inherits le youan yew's mediation of this including singapore as world elading education u=system , equitable housing policies, and celebration of asean cultural diversity- singapore is the benchmark superport both because of ikts location and its trust in intergenerational development.. his trilogy of books on asean east and west leap through all fame geopolitical broadcasters- his roots in advising future educators are second to none in cultural harmony and demonstrable track record-eg he is major mentor to the education laureates of sheikha moza of qatar and her netowrks valuing gikrls and refugees - eg UNAI hub educationaboveall
    Jack Ma...To 4000+....#BR0 12 and www...19-20 see ma and 20 other luminaries of digitalcooperation and AIdemocracy report UN circulation from march 2019; nb maolympics.com and universityofstars celebrations climax ma's first student yera jack ma returns full time to edu and markets of celebrating yuouth and health- what are the 7 greatest wonders of livelihood education that jack ma can helpyouth's SDG world cooperate around..loveq , expos of arts etc celebrations every community can empower youth, back from future tech appd's to livelihood education leaps, rural and edu for kids or teachers not yet connected even as they face sustainability's greatest tests, missing peer to peer curricula including 4 esential l,anguages and girls p2p health care, sme-entreprenurial training wherever Belt Riads newly bridge youth's possibilities....can alibabauni help china redesign girls education from early childhood to teen - main goal of Beijing Normal 2019? can jack ma's fintevch parterfship bkash with brac, mkit and bill gates, extend into edutech partebrfships for girls empowerment..how do the world's most optimistic youth valuation events eg ICAF on DC mall week before independence, wise aat qataar nov 2019 synchronise with jack's teas
    .Adam Smith & Maynard Keynes....1...#Br5 and www..writing nearly 200 years apart both smikth and keynes explained how education and economic systems could be designed to sustain or destroya place's future generations and communitues; Smith was writing about what he hoped to prevent- british colonisation as an extremely destrucive force on colonies e& e. ..keynes was analysing how the 2 world wars were the end of colonial empire economics but what would come next...
    .Mahatma Gandhi and Manmohan Singh..1 and to 100...#Br2 and 0,1,,7,3,.....Gandhi's life of two halves is one of the most extrordiary innovation curriculum,Asw a teenager in the 1880s he decied there wasnt anything worth studying in the Mumbai region of India he had grown up in. He crowdfunded from his family to go study Barrister of Law at the British Empire's London Hq. Returning to India he was overqualified for work in India but found significant work for diaspora in South Africa. In 1906 when thrown off a south african train's first class carriage for having wrong color skin, his aha moment came. Its British law that is suppressing my peoples' economy- we need to work towards independence. Gandhi decided he needed to design a whole new vocational education system before taking Britain on head on. Montessori partnered him to help develoop prettens vilage education and he trialed agricultural schools in S Africa (Tolstoy Farm) before lhis last stay in Africa 2018? Probably enough iof Gabdhi's culture was planted to inspire Mandela 60 years later. Independence was won in 1948 but gandhi was assassinated and his dream of one indian subcontinent never fulfiled. About 3 years later Manmohan Singh whose family had survived the partitioning syarted studying economics at Cambridge Corpus Christ- Keynes had died but he was mentored by Kenynes may socialis disciple joan robinson. His thesis was how places could design systems so that there were no underclasses inside their nation or acroo their bodres neighbors. Mamnmohan Singh is most famous for helping liberate India's global economic policy from 1992. Would Gandhi be happy with how far peoples (quarter of the world's population) on Eurasia's south coastal belt have developed?...
    .Nilekani and Fazle Abed..............
    JB Say and British Royals from Victoria on...1....#BR5 and www..The word entrepreneur is French and probably coined by JB Say. His cov=cern was having cut off the heads of the few who were monoplisising all productive assets.- how dio we design society and economy so the masses can thrive? And how do we prevent ever needing a civil war again. Other royals in Europe particularly Britain tried to learn from the French to save their heads. Queen Victoria's economists 19th century conversion from slave-making empire to commonwealth is worth studying here. First we draw attention to these words: Mam these things (trains) will alow the masses tomove around. It is trains that transform nations from rural to cities. Lets try and note 3 sorts of civil engineering communications challenges in one.Civil engineers need to connect at least3 changes in one: transport communications, knowledge communications. energy sources. Humanity's 6 main transportation systems- waterway by wind, over land by animal power, trains, cars and trucks, planes, space. Major knowledge communication changes: word of mouth and writing, printing press, telephone, radio... Major energy sources: windmills and watermills, coal, gas, gasoline, electricity, nuclear ---or natural including solar wind. It is probably true that until 1946 a nation's quality /valuation of civil engineering is driver of intergenerational growth- from 1946 we may blend its quality of electronic engineering
    Xi Jinping and Henry Kissinger.....10 to 4000.@BR0, 1 and worldwide....Between 1965 and 2025 China has gone through 1 civil revolution followed by 10 entrepreneurial revolution., As of 2019 we citizens of the world are highly fortunate to be able to learn from Kissinger as an outside in observer and Xi Jinping as insider who is trying to share his knowledge and trust with over 100 national leaders. For example what is it like when a fifth of the world people leap forward from no personal telecommunications in 1990 to an adequate system in 2000 and a world class one by 2008. Or what is it like when these people
    have little overland transport in 1999 and the world's most extraordinary train system by 2019. We recommend that the half of the world aged under 30 celebrate the chinese courage. Their cultural revolution in the 1960s was caused by seeing up to a tenth of their population starve to death through lack of food security in rural areas. Remember this was a time when some other peoples were racing to the moon. It was time to come out to the world and its markets fir the first time in over 100 years- a traguic sacrifice the Chinese people had to make when the alternative was to accept the British idea of using opium as a currency to trade for china's highly siought after spices, silks and artistic pottery.
    ..China has half a billion under 30s to sustain. Thet value connectivity heroes (civil , electronic and all kinds of communications engineers). We would recommend Huawei as core of telephones infrastructure and rural to city knowledge sharing is more valued by chinese millennials than Apple is by American millennials. If so Trump and Trudeau are extremely foolish men - unless they make transparent any case against Ms Huawei immediately nations and worldwide youth who want to grow sustainably will never trust American justice systems again
    JIm Kim and Jack Ma.....500 to 4000...worldwide...In september 2016, year 1 of the UN sdg's Jim Kim said: I have learnt from Jack Ma that every analysis we do at the world bank needs to be revisited- big data small is the cora measurement revolution needed if sustainability let alone ending poverty is to unite the world in time ..The way that the owners of the world bank went on to treat economist paul romer shows that Kim made a very wise decision. Instead of trying to appoint Jack Ma as an educational ambassador to the world bank, he found the most digitally cooperative networks in the UN to help Jack Ma and AntonionGutteres celebrate the future of youth and especially community-building girl empowerment..
    MIT's Quadir family and Jo Ito...............
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    Xi Jinping
    1,9 ergov
    1,0 win-win world trade routes - jin,
    1,1 Beyond statesmen
    Lee Kuan Yew
    Mahbubani Mandela Gandhi
    1.2 bottom up region dev action learn
    1.3 value chain sme/rural
    1,4 new uni
    1.5 olympics -new world stage committees -arts mrs jinping
    c100 arch and cellist founders


    Guterres
    unctad
    digital coop
    itu
    unga fin gap
    unga women
    unai amma

    refugee
    Fazle Abed
    3.9 1000 microfran
    3.8 10 times more affrdabler health
    3.7 er-world ngo partership
    3.o paulo freire livelihood edu-
    wise sheikha moza
    3.1 girls economies
    3.2 girls edu montessorri
    1.4.2 new uni=brac james grant school;
    3.3 girlsfin quadirs
    sasia nilekani kalam j.gandhi m.singh
    Jack Ma
    4.9 ercorp
    pope francis
    Pro-youth future designers
    Adam Smith (1758) value markets where everyone can see every transaction-that way goodwill reputations multiply value for all and low-trust players disappear - nb 200s update america's and EU's fintech led to subprime (elders punishing youth livelihoods), bangladesh and chiense fintech and ecommerce mobilised a happier future


    Adam Smith (up to 1776) - advice to uk on advantage of nations- clearly the continent of usa can resource (exponentially sustain) a far larger economy than that of the british isles- stop trying to colonise USA, design win-win trading


    LEGEND OF WRJC if we could assist youth sustain trade along every BRI (Belt Road Imagineer) map

    BR0 china

    BR1 rest far east and asean and pacific south inc,kuding OZ and NZ

    BR2 s asia including Bangladwsh

    BR3 russia

    BR4 east euro

    BR5 west euro

    BR6 north america

    BR7 stans and middle east and suez or gulf facing

    BR8 med sea facing

    BR9 africa

    BR10 latin america

    BRUN Uniting Nations

    BRIC InterCity- InterCommunity (see goal 11 maps especially by UNHabitat's new leader former female mayor of Penang)

    see EconomistDiary.com for main annual meeting where hundreds of national leaders trust each other enough to discuss how to help youth win-win trade for sustainability of all of us

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    Extracts from Youth Sustainability’s most urgent Collaborations EconomistDiary.com

    Tokyo Olympics

    July 2020

    Type 2 markets –community build – health arts fashions green livelihood education

    Jack Ma Order Rising Sun Alumni EmbassiesBRI1.1

    BRI 2 Beijing May 2019

    From top down infrastructure to bottom up new sgd zones at borders and youth language etc celebrations

    Xi and 100 Leaders of top 100 sustainability nations- by BRI Map 1-11 – and nation clusters eg SCO and new banking partnerships- what most urgent to g185 that G7 didnt develop

    March19 report at UN Digital Coop lead authors Ma , Gates…

    From fintech to edutech to every sme market and youth .livelihood tech- related livelihood report – world bank world development report 2019

    March 19Last submissions for UN report 2020 supercity and other leagues

    Nb who leads each region interest – UNH led out of korea but now by asian director general former mayor penang; large latin america secretariat a region with most examples of social mayors networks; china is case of fifth of world peoples with super collab cities well mapped – no other fifth of world population comes close- eu disbanded its knowledge cities eg barcelona rome circa 2005; states constitution blocks effective twin cities. New head of UNGA from Ecuador which also hosted 2017 goal 11 update summit and links to Rosalia

    Leonsis one model makes sense for usa and could combine amazon hq if comes to dc region; understanding eg which city network lead climate is one thing t track’ also which cities have new universities linked into both Alibaba global business school and Tsinghua (or other universities nearly free for training public servant leaders0

    Argentina G20 Nov 2018

    Shanghai N2018 import expo

    UNCTAD summit 22-26 Oct2016 geneva

    Indonesia Oct 2018 Eorld Bank

    LatinAm at crossroad- missed chance of brazil showing hemispheres lead; will argentina miss chance of Franciscan lead; as trump forces mexico to superport with china which latin am nations will Road in with mexico? -see also supercity opportunities to influence unhabitat 2020 report deadline march 2019

    (nilekani has west lost it published)

    UNCTAD program

    World bank Indonesia summit builds on asean tpp harmony space- shows off billion dollar end slum project; publish livelihoods report ….

    Oct-1-6

    BRAC AND MA alumni meet

    Include round up of all s asia events and debate is nilekani main target partner in india of brac and ma

    September UN start of week

    Starts of September

    BRICS summit south africa

    IYLA at world bank 10 August

    Last year:

    PANEL ON SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP AT THE WORLD BANK

    The Youth to Youth (Y2Y) community is a network of employees from the World Bank Group that brings innovative ideas and perspectives into the WBG operations by engaging, inspiring, and empowering youth in development. At the World Bank Board Room, IYLA delegates learn about the history of the World Bank and interact with senior WBG employees on a panel focused on social entrepreneurship.

    GLOBAL YOUTH SUMMIT AT THE WORLD BANK

    The Global Youth Summit at the World Bank is a one-day summit held in the Preston Auditorium that brings together hundreds of passionate young leaders from all over the world residing in the nearby community. The Summit features interactive panel discussions with influential leaders in entrepreneurship and service, networking opportunities, and a workshop centered around the 2030 UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

    world record jobs creators (WRJC) top 5

    Sir Fazle Abed Jack Ma

    Xi Jinping

    Benchmark sustainability trade with 100 nations

    Antonio Guterres - Relaunch UNPop1 Pope Francis up to 1500 Franciscans were Europe's main belt road explorers- they planted clare health and nature networks wherever they could.Their branch of cathololism believed that the greatestest profesisonal world offered servant leaderhsip "Preferential Option Poorest". They helped ,ake med sea facing nations the happiest of coastal belts - the exact opposite of today where the med sea is awash with refugees. To Fraciscans the Silk Road isnt just Marco Pole's tour where East meets West its the benchmark for every interbational mission
    F1 consequences of poorest village girls building world's first bottom-up network for disasetr relief, development, resilience, safety from broken old aid to youth can yg1 M1 be first to e-commerce for smes and own mobile fimancefor the smallest big data can map X1 BRI.school every continent's maps of win-win trade for the peoples- coastal BELTS superports, ROADS (grid across continent supoerrails, green energy/water pipes, digital cables), biannual summit beijing next May 2018 -see EconomistDiary.com U1 17 sdgs access 300 trillion dollars of most liquid assets eg june 2018 summit convened by head of unga 2017-2018 Tme decade of the moon landing stimulated many continent-wide deabtes on future missions possible. Latin americans clarified franciscans were the ideol0gy they most wanted- paule friere translated that into community learning greatest model- adapted by bangaldeshi muslim brac-and in essnce all girl empowerment movements that we can search - from 1970s
    F2 type 2 education - livelihood for all -when everyone in community is teacher and learner of life saving shills M2 EWTP Ma spent much of 2016 helping citizens plant SME solutions at China G20- first to celebrate UN's relaunch round 17 SDGs- EWTP platforms worldwide small enterprsies so they are freed from trade disputes of big industry

    X2 smart sister cities - citys as labs ofr repliocable social solutions all citiznes needs ti be fuffiled;

    china internal belt road already organised like that - every time an international belt road bridges 2 nations- celebrate youth on both sides of borsder- best internation support eg jim kim on smart citioes and health services - china clarifies which market purspoes are critical socialy to youth's dreams- also elders dependent on youth's livelihoods not so much governent security nets

    U2 preferential solutions at borders for refugees 3 worldwide sustainability investment netorks now led by Fransciacana are BRAC. World Bank and relaunch of UN by Antonio Guterres. During jim kim's first year he visited pope francis and started a cultutral cooperation agreement
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    F3 Mothers -be your own last mile health service- 100 times more economical foundations than western health ever conceived- better yet design new economic models of socaial business and give directly through big data small - yg4 from expensive experts to local sufficency M3 society's most life critiical markets could be happiest ones- celebrate communities expo for all MAolympics.com: 18 korea 20 Tokyo 22 Beijing 24 Paris linkin to world peace dividends series of youth as sustainability generation EconomistDiary.com X3 projects from new development banking or other tgrasformatuon ns of finance- fintech, blockchain , 300 tn dolar access U3 Digital cooperation panel led by jack ma and melnda gates- first report March 2019 - before BRI 2 Beijing May 2019 rome is the epiecentre of peace, green and cultural networks - the latter will soon have a non-religious hopme too- a new underground colliseum is being excavated to house this

    F4 be the bottom bilions financial service (at brac as social busienss microfranchises replaced aid, brac also became the finacier of the microfrachisee)

    brac also made sure it matched every need so - as second generation grameen gorld moves to the cities- brac bank was opened - back in the vilages the ultra poorest were given a resource so that they cpould gradiate into microifiace +; brac's loverall maret leadership of agricultoral marjets such as polutry, and dairy led into mercant finaance ..

    M4 partner gorls in banking for 2 billion unbanked

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    - and understand the purpose they design into digitising every market

    X4 learning specific urgent issues with 15 neighbors- invisible hand of neighors relations- nlote qadrants: what s asia most wants win-win dev with different from stans of west chima - different from russia and polar belt- different from peace with kreas and japan- diferent with asean... note aslo where neighnors start worldwide route- ge experiment with pakistan gwadar port through guld suez- both to med and to east africa at djibouti.. also cluseters of 5 nations - eg biggest developing nations ( by population, kand size, or financial growth) each clisetr ha rent need than eg G7 U4 Unctad with jack ma mentoring UN choice of tech wizards by deve,oping country althopugh the boder troubles bteew latin america and usa have never let latin america develop franscican belt road infrastructure- its now got as many colabiration cities patticipating in unhabotal goals newtorks as anywhere- and it should be surprising that almopst evry latin amerucan leader bow apears to have positive tarding reletaionship with china's xi jinping - and contribute to many of the wprldwide summits- seeing what argentina g20 can do could be the highlight of 2018's sustainability goals alumni
    F5 Be your own farmers markets- thank crop scientists who design value chains of agriculture and water so that vilages are food and dring secure sdg 2 - celebrate partnershops with those bring transparency to face thai medical world's greatest experts don't have the reach to stop stunting during forst 1000 days- only communities of mothers/parnets canM5 DAMO - invest everything you can on R&D of HUMANtech's next 7 years (back from future of Industrial Revolution 4) - AI etc - so that it empowers girls livelihoods-value new openess of universal mobile connectivity end professioanl monopolies/silos : respect nature's pattern : not just outside the box but there is no box x5 50 thinktanks for mother earth space race- up to 1000 brains not siloised but in even greater race than when americans sole goal was to get to the moon- china wants to be benchmark eco civilisation by 2050- and to end poverty by 2020- happy to share solutions it finds- sustaionanility goals are collaboration levelihood solutions at community levels - china is digitalising market sectirs around smes and inc,lusive value chaions- dieferent hostiry of asset pwnership - race tp million startups in 2017- 10 yera later mobilisation lof web round smart phnes- education for livelihood seen as main transfromational chalenge of xi's period of eladership- diferet dynamic of what ;pjublic demands- and diferent big bussiness club of what purspoe can we giuve back to china- jack ma's spirit with digital is connected in entrepreneur club of 20 other market elacders; the goal of mapping back indistrial 4 the new technolgies to 2025 is policy-jobs driven not eg wall street profireering driven- oveerall model of pepople=-centgric economy different (role U5 UNhabitat- ubanising cities- benchmarks ... if you ;isten to lech walesa's experoence he says that he wouldnt have had teh courage or the momentum to make hos dochers sacrifice their livelihoods without pope john paul- dgdansk was a port 85% traing with russia- it only needs a little carefil reflection of eastern euruea's groupraphy (lot of lnd locked nations) to see that the german dominated eu hasnt advanced livelihhods in east europe with the exception of its own unification - ists so heavily dependent on russia for energy that it was never going to support Ukraine; romano prodi's life experience is very interestking- as italain tarnslator of entrepreeurial revolution in 1976 when he ;progressed top ehad the eu he says the timing was dramatic- just when the eu could have been helping africa all the funds went to reunification of gemeny- veruy natural with teh fall of the wall but sinece becomeing the one geate eiro sur[lus nation germany hasnt given bank- all eu nations with a med sea belt will never catch up whike the euro is theere for genarny to get ever stronger
    F6 Mobilise to own every innovation linkedin to banking for the poorest; brac stayed national in bagladesh to 1990s; took time ton open a university- when tech made it relevant to go international it made sure it linked in relittance services, and kept goodwill of both public and private partners that revolutionary opportunity in fintech demands and be first to finacial Digital leapfrog - Why not be first to designing girls sdgs economic zones M6 Ma is launching alibaba global business school with UNCTAD whose leadership team is choosing youth Ma mentors in developing countries- notably big data small wizards, or others taking livehihood education beyone emotial intelliegence to Loveq -more alibabauni.comX6 servant leaders g,lobal university of end p;overty -only need one university the best for students of sustainability geenration - youth frekdnship exchnages - edutech solutions- missing curricula on deman mooced- hostiory of tsinghua university in privatisation's purpose, and in connecting alumni of party as it aims to servant lead U6 turn summit chat into action learning network solutions -where china offers process for doing it celebrate that (eg china ce;ebrated neing foirst g20 integrated all citizen grouos in year long knowledge exchnages - also 6 plus 1; turn media in to investigators of what countries need to ersolve next you might say that farbsciacnas put bottom-up community buoding before all else excpet their cheerful god and chinese put community building cinfucain way before everything else than the chiense dream- since the chiense dream is to be a bencmark for a people-centric eco-civilidatioin of the 21st C, all youth can gain from frinding chia's sharing of sustainability solutions
    F7 largest ngo of partnjers- Connect girl's world most collaborative partners as long as always anchored to empowerimg poorest girls ie goal 17 is not PPP but PGP M7 open space parnerships on earth .3% of all alibaba revenue - this years newest opportunity head of unhabitat arrived in kenya from prior job as mayor of penang- goal 11,12 shared with Paris UNESCO Nb greening communities is a lead example of Ma's life experience that education must go outside classroom if half of youth employable and millennials to be the S-gen. x7 since 1988 xi's own work search rural mkicrofrancises for replication - out of poverty- parall r fazle abeds but with diferent ytupe of poverty - in chian poverty is remotte rural; in bangladesh rual poverty meand eg no electricity bjut overcrowded; balanced by mrs jinping own passion as celebrity giving back to womens and other community causes U7 turn UN bottom up - what g188 needs not just bretton woods g7 needs - sdg eminent advisers the paradox lof world war 2 is that it was the gteatest gift by amrica tthe world may ever see; but equally world war 2 should have seen that it also was the turing point in to colnial age wof word trade designed around the g7 getting bbbiger and bigger- today the g7 reprsentas abiuyt 105 of people; the g188 repersents anout 90%; therse will need to be a lot of good faith mediation of new dvelopment banking- in ost cases the investment the g188 re much more aligned with teh sustainability goals than the way the g7 runs the economy- one of the most interesting forum is the g6 plus 1 with fransciscans celebrating more and mlore of the demonstartion projects that China has provided through aiib - eg end slums in indinesia; acroo eurasia eg the china express now connecting 28 countries; with guterres praising chiense summist where action network siu-=olutions emerg (cf what nY UN chata about the Chinese pilot for action)



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    QuarterBillionGirls seeks to improve livelihoods and sustainability goalsof Bangladesh women aged 10-30 continuing the miracles of women lift up half the sky that china and bnagladesh since 1972 have connected
    investors. Xi Jinping .Sir Fazle Abed .Jin Liquin .Trudeau . . . . . ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................
    culture entrepreneurs. .Peng Liyuan .Pope Francis .JoJo .Liu Xin .Tian Wei . . . . .
    edutech and fintech J.Ma. .Fu .Quadirs .Bridges Intl . . . . . .
    next summit search c100 silicon valley.
    cheninstitute
    & shanda group.
    .Jin Liqun, .Ken Xie - Fortinet, Stanford .Gang Fan Peking U vid NERI, China Reform . LInda tsao yang corportae gove a hk- west coast chair. David Lampton sais hop; chiar asia foundatin. .Henry Wang CCG thinktank .
    youth's educators, mapmakers and storytellers.

    .A Cheng .Y Chen .Jin Keyu .Q Chen . . . . . .
    checklists of purposeful markets that create jobs 1 health 2 education 3 finance

    blockchain ewtp 1belt1road environproject g20connects wise21connetss
    Celebrate with China that half a billion youth (under 30s) need to create the best
    livelihoods hard working families have ever achieved in the history of the human race

    Best because most elders have no social safety net other than the livelihood of their (often) one child

    Best because investing now in an open learning economy of sustainable services can peacefully support 8 billion human beings; that cannot be claimed of perpetuating the industrial revolution paradigm of consuming more and more things made from non-renewable resources and by power games in which more and more was extracted from villagers who already had the least

    Best because sustainable services need replicating across communities worldwide - networking knowhow and beaming up solar can be a win-win in very way that causing scarcities and drowning in carbon cannot

    More on what to job create first with jack ma and xi jinping here China's next half billion jobs will win-win with youth everywhere
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    However while China's exponential rising from start of Q4 of C20 is the biggest miracle of job creation ever to be studied, the deepest miracle of co-creating sustainability solutions is found in Bangladesh. China had an exceptional advantage- the richest Diaspora ever ready to inwardly invest Bangladehs was born as a new nation in 1971 with no money and almost no infrastructure. How do you develop health service, education, financial inclusion from nothing. That can be studied here jobs supervillages Sir Fazle Abed BRAC.net bkash.com

    WRJC by value chain


    last mile health care Brac & Jim Kim: Paul Farmer; Larry Brilliant; laena wen; james grant deeased (see brac u janes grant scool of public health); adolesecnt health george patton; health issues ira hefland (paul nurse), historical impacts - the clrares of st francispara-lawyer in community - property rights designed to prevent outsiders waste or speciulation own community marketplaces animated for & by poorest ownership of mobile media and mass channels
    rice sceinec brac, china nippon - (borlaug)
    infants milk and veggetable markets
    in village : para-nurse and pharmacy investment portfolio of pooryouth mediating public, private partnerships- as well as future of egov
    clean agriculture credit & savings basicin village: primary educator knowledge hubs for poorest
    clean energywater secondary scholarships loans for village children to university

    search for 10 western stars wort celebraing - tragically since 1972 the west's most famous people have geerally become less and less worth being an alumnni of: exception grateful dead's john perry barlow parted feb 2018- who would you vote for as west's top 10 stars worth being alumni of


    PARADOX 1 OF KEEPING SPACE OPEN TO LEAPFROG THROUGH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION 1 TO 4

    Tim Berners Lee didnt just found the worldwideweb. He kept net neutrally open for all while others became digital billionnaires. Fortunately his base MIT attracted an ecosystem of extraordinary experiments that kept value multiplying openness (IR2 www), (IR3 text mobile in poorest vilages) to IR4 the emergence of smart phones at the same time that western paper currencies collapsed and need replacing by blockchains. Take a tour within the square mile of MIT's Kendall Street station (tour to come)

    Meanwhile the open space technology's invention in 1984 had kept the tao of brainstorming across up to 50000 people live better at system transforming innovation than any virtual network alone could

    PARADOX 2 THOSE WHO DARED BET BILLION DOLLAR FUNDS AT TIPPING POINTS
    Tipping Point (or leapfrog) breakthroughs involve the biggest bets against old science/systems. Biggest not always in money but certainly in reputation to overturn conventional wisdom. George Soros is the billionnaire investors and bottom-up economist who has bet his own money on more tipping points than anyone else. Since 2012 Jim Kim has become the only world banker ever to have practised in cultures of Preferential Option Poor for over a quarter of a century more to come

    PARADOX 3
    TEACHER UNIONS WILL HATE YOU IF YOU ROCK EDUCATION
    The Gandhi School in Lucknow gets round teacher's fear of change by being the largest school in the world let alone its city. When 5000 children and 100000 parents applaud you, staying ahead of change feels worthwhile

    Shannon May is at the front of the wave of distributing learning courses for many of Africa's poorest teachers and children alike to try. Its not easy work but when a white woman is recognised for taking her Harvard brainpower to practising in a village school in China before scaling across rural Africa, Shannon has the Loveq to keep the movement going. More to come


    To play game 2 of WJRC choose a time period and edit how its spends on global village communications info technology impacted millennials as humanity raced to spend 4000 times more on GVCIT 2030now vs 1946:
    7 years ending 2030, 2023, 2016, 2009, 2002, 1995, 1988, 1981, or 28 years ending 1974-mathematically doubling spends each 7 years means we were on 16 times multiplier by 1974 ; 4096 times multiplier by 2030

    To rehearse game 1 of world record job creation searchers try clicking through this "Fan" Map
    then if it doesnt klead you to enough future jobs tell us what would you change rsvp isabella@unacknowledgedgiant.com

    1F JKim*FAbed*MYunus*GSoros
    2A Ma-Lee*NSamara*TBlecher*JGandhi
    3N W4E*AsiaM*AfricaM*AmericasM

    Mapmakers of world record job creation are recommended to benchmark around a thinkpad of 3 rows and 4 columns. After 40 years of dialogues started in The Economist, we prefer to start our search with this 3d process:

    1F who (4 people or alumni networks) has invented or invested in most of 30000 life critical microFranchises

    2A who's most impacting internet as open\Action learning media not an ads and lobbyist channel

    3N where are Nets empowering millennial youth and women of each hemisphere be safe to practice the transformation needed bottom-up if global is to be sustainable with natures and einsteins rules of system design

    for example try clicking this map and then if it doesnt klead you to enough future jobs tell us what would you change

    1F JKim*FAbed*MYunus*GSoros
    2A Ma-Lee*NSamara*TBlecher*JGandhi
    3N W4E*AsiaM*AfricaM*AmericasM

    why we use 12-space grid
    After Norman Macrae had spent 40 years ending futures of millennials jobs at The Economist, he helped me (son Chris Macrae) develop a thinkpad for the word's largest corporate decision makers- were they designing a system whose purpose the world would uniquely miss if it did not exist- we used a 3-row 4 column masterquiz grid- see the Economist Intelligence Unit Book Brand Chartering by Chris Macrae
    Norman believed that 12 dimensions were already just beyond the maximum number of interaction any leader could attend to ; however the 3 rows provided a primary 3 dimensional structure
    xIf many people are meeting each other for the first time- including a new class at school - we recommend spending the first 3 minutes: ask people to stand up in groups of three- each person spends 60 seconds on the greatest life changing moment in her life to date and what she did differently because of it. Q&A- 1) why's this smart way spending 3 minutes introducing people? 2) how to action debrief everyone? 3) what other tools exist for innovating simultaneous communications among masses of people? 4) Does our species future generation depend on experiencing such culturally simple and trustworthy ways to spend time communicating? Lets consider 4 firstALUMNI OF WORLDCLASSBRANDS: In 1980 we started a True Media debate at The Economist "Year of Brand" on why human sustainability would depend on intangibles valuation and globalisation designing greatest brand leaders aligned to goals of sustaining generations -evidence had been collected with MIT's first database software of society's needs in 50 nations and thousands of markets
    as our 2025 Report (first translated 1984) showed the transition from pure knowledge www to commerce would be crucial- all the dismal errors that had been made with mass media tv might have one last chance of correction-we invite you to check out how well did the world's biggest new market makers eg bezos and ma understand this tipping point - twitter version of 2025 report related ref-download 10 minute audio invitation to make 2020s most loving decade ever from family foundation Norman Macrae- The Economist's Unacknowledged Giant you can select contents for hosting debates on entrepreneurial revolution, youth friendships across borders or download the whole of the 2025 report here
    Breaking news- 2 most valuable higher education searches- 1) what are www youth ambassadors for sdgs? what is AI for valuetrue market purpose?how'd you like to search WRJ blog by value chains eg vc1 money vc2 AI & human tech vc3 health vc4 arts and communities happy stuff including olympics vc5 girls safety vc6 education for livelihoods vc7 food as nutrition security & diversity vc8 infrastructure for win-win trade maps vc9 true media
    breaking the last empire : americans need to vote now are they separate and superior speciesn OR are they like the rest of the 8 billion of us? new summer 2019 : drucker ::::60 years ago dad, norman macrae, started the first of 100 conversations on AI (Artificial Intelligence), He had just surveyed how Japan was rising (lifting potentially Asians everywhere out of colonial era poverty) round brilliant engineers (bullet trains, container superports , microelectronics, the most reliable engines in the world) - from tokyo he brought back a pocket calculator- what would schools and the world be like if everyone had one of these?

    Within a few years the world was debating if tech helps man reach the moon is there any mission impossible on earth.
    5G 2020s (4 3 2) 1 G 1970s
    And Gordon Moore of Intel had just written a paper promising that microelectronic engineers would improve tech 100 fold every G decade to 2020s -that's a trillion fold more powerful microchips in 2030 than man raced to the moon with. So who's knowledge should teachers and everyone linkin to now if millennials are to be the first sustainability generations and THE UN 17 sdgs are to be celebrated as possible wherever the next girl is born. We welcome your nominations: here are a few examples back from the future of 2030 followed by an approximate chronological order. If in doubt as to whether we know your favorite WRJC please search this blog and mail us chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk if we have left someone out

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