Our story so farIn 1976 The Economist's Unacknowledged Giant started a family tree of Entrepreneurial Revolution Networks -latest good news at http://erworld.tv/ . We value economics that invests in youth's productivity out of ever community
and global village.We want to map how 1 million times more collaborative technology than available for
mans race to moon in 1960s can make 2010s youth's most productive decadeWe believe that credit networked smartly and transparently
determines whether youth and any nation can grow. We celebrate when eg US congress agrees on its non partisan moments as filmed
at http://grameeneconomics.com If you integrate this idea you can also make informed contributions to world currency markets that are currently biassed
against youth and are expoentially destructing sustainability almost everywhere. (more good news at 1)
In choosing a benchmark credit for any nation we guide you to, our criteria are
>Does it only ever
issue credit to help people (particularly youth) income generate? - this is the exact opposite
to a bank that aims to trap people in debt. In supporting income generation (we seethere are occasional specific credit products
empowering family safety and education but where a country's most trusted credit institution extends to these services the
reasoning needs to have been voted for by poorest members or a trust representing them; there may also be infrastructure partnerships
like clean water and other dynamics of sustainable community and networking life supporting information but youth need to
be celebrated in mediating these; its a fact of banking that ove rtime the older edge out the interests of the younger, those
with the most edge out those with the least unless ownership and governance relentlessly values these constituencies rights
to be sustained by the core model of the credit network)
>Does it collaboratively
develop community markets in which those with the least are welcome to participate? And does it openly hub
knowhow? (service franchises across peers who wish to income generate and serve communities through similarly economic
processes). Our generation is the first to depend on productuvity of a borderless world. We need to help youth everywhere
celebrate the new economics of abundancy as more valuable to all our childrens lifes than old economics of scarcity
If it is legally allowed to, does it offer savings products? Over time sustainable savings services
are as much the lifeblood of a place's development as the human right to credit but in some countries the law needs
changing before pro-yooth ownership structure is possible. Doing something rather than waiting for a nation to have pro-youth
laws matters so we can celebarte every country's growth of youth
>If you disagree with our nomination - then
like all whole truth consumer/social movements - send us your brief reasoning but expect us to publish it with bookmark or
other link to you as a transparent mediator. We aim for an iterative process in transparency (as well as innovation) for us
all to try and learn from.
we hope these footnotes will give more perspective on why we value 2010s
as youths most productive decade with urgent calls for action around youth networks and the most exciting goals of this new
millennium as judged by next generations including all our children - we aim to be very active in how education can inform
entrepreneurial revolution - you can tell us whetgher we are missing anyglobal vilage education guides at eg http://grameeneducation.com/ Good news footnote 1 It is not as well known as it could be that towards
the end of his like Keynes swore pro-youth economists to a hippocratic oath to be responsible for dynmics including currency
which would increasingly mediate the world. Its nice for a place to dream of being a democracy but it cant control a tsunami
of hostile currencies. Its also not as well known as it could be that Adam Smith started the modern trust valuation of economics
in 1758 because his country scotland was one of the first in modern times to lose its independence to an international financial
scam, This event spu njust after 1700 in such a way that by 1843 a majority of all scots had had to sail the seven seas to
be free to live producvtively. In 1843 a Scot came down to London to try and mediate with empire so that the rest of Scots could grow generations out of Scotland.
He needed to sack over half of MPs from the Empire's parliament. To do this he satrted the media innovation of The Economist
and got queen victoria on his side a little too fast. She asked him to go and start a pro-youth bank in India. 9 months into
this project in Calcutta 1860. he died of diarrhea- something that banks and healthcare didnt ecomically cure until Bangladesh gained independence in 1971 | Benchmarks of youthworldbanking around Africa Kenya - Jamii Bora : nominated for 60 country replication by microcreditsummit, seconded by queen sofia of spain
Malawi- Micrloanfoundation - invites youth particularly from london and boston to collaborate in best of very rural microcredits; new collabs for
2012 include how to franchise village solar and water -typical vilage is about 50 head of households- including
chlidren need to sustain/grow 200 livelihoods how to renew one of the country's game parks but in such a way that local
people all around the game park can make sustainable livelihoods- otherwise their urgent needs will ungreen the park! of
the intercountry partnership models - we recommend understanding how BRAC networks and how wholeplanetfoundationworks
we believe kiva and babyloan are inteersting www connectors but you have to look at local partners case
by case as well as what their worldwide loanees prioritise - we need your reviews we also welome news on such models
as FINCA and CARE and Grameen Foundation-without more detail on what franchises their bankiing develops it is hard to evaluate
the economics of their models but one must assume those who sponsor their great reputations have the information to guide this chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk |
