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.Bangladesh National Export Strategy:

Exporting open solutions to community sustainability crises

Solutions developed since 1976 include:

microcredit- community banking for the poorest -this invests in their job creation as microentrepreneurs, viilage centres for peer to peer support and community sustainability goals elected by those who borrow from the bank who are also its communal owners

microdcreditsummit started in 1997  - the world's most successful action collaboration network - set and achieved the decade goal to reach 100 million poorest with microcredit services around developing world

mobile nets - ending digital divides with mobile phones

clean energy households- Bangla is now larger installer of solar units than USA; also rapidly increasing biogas installations

major colaboration wish : why not 7 microsummits paralleling microcreditsummit on energy , health, education, media, professionans for the poorest (eg SMBA), gov (eg obamanomics) all gerared to getting human networks back on track to achieve millenium system goal exponentials

 

.which regions of USA are most committed to collaboration with Bangla as sustainability export nation -rsvp info@worldcitizen.tv

 

eg California through Http://theglobalsummit.org - a movement whose epicentre is Melanie St James in LA - first annual wave san francisco nov 08 

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Dear Leader

Over 30 years of professional work on innovation, something seems to have gone increasingly missing – business design systemized round serving life-critical needs. Then a year ago, I came across a national network of 100000 people whose every day is spent innovating  such vital goods. Their national strategy is to develop sustainability services most needed in their nation’s poorest communities and neighboring ones in China and India. They realise this will aslo multiply worldwide goodwill.

It’s taken us a year to prepare a variety of ways to offer leaders tours of the inspirational experiences that Bangladesh offers. These can range through debriefings on selected highlights of 10 hours of unique video interviews with Muhammad Yunus and leading Bangladeshi entrepreneurs, to arranging field trips to visit Bangladesh, dialogue with Dr Yunus with the option to partner his entrepreneurial networks. Surprises flow at every entrepreneurial gravity with Bangladesh being not only number 1 in solar energy  but busily leapfrogging many channel’s costs by experimenting with the mobile connectivity which 40 million Bangladeshi’s are bringing to interactive media.

ONCE IN A GENERATION OPPORTUNITY

My father and I are hosting a 1000 readers bookclub on Dr Yunus’ Creating a World Without Poverty- Social Business, Future of Capitalism. As microeconomists, this is the only book known to us to provide maps of governance fit for investing in sustainable exponential futures and creating 7 billion brilliant jobs. Grameen Bank’s 30 years of refining purposeful organizational designs has been translated by Dr Yunus into Social Business Case Studies and a Future Capitalism’s offer to every business leader - test market a partnership which our Bank guarantees will be no-loss. Celebrate your sector’s knowledge and empower your employees’ discretionary service skills. I cannot think of a global sector without an unique responsibility to humanity but will donate $5000 to charity if I write to anyone whose sector has no significant contribution to make to sustainability of all our future generations

So if any of your team would like to check out some further details please contact me

Yours sincerely

Chris.Macrae@yahoo.co.uk  usa tel 301 881 1655



Sunday, September 14, 2008

Industry Sector Responsibility - 5* rating System of identifiable social business partnership consequences for future capitalism
..Sector where a scaleable social business model exist and is revaluing sector responsibility

Sector  where

Sustainability

Exponentials changed by

Social business model look unstoppable
Sector where media interest in the social business model is going globalSector where incumbents are not trying to block   the sustainability revolutionSector where the significance to end poverty is huge
1 Banking***.*
2 Solar energy**..*
3 Mobile for poor**(*)**
4 Internet for poor* (segments).(?).*
5 Pop Industry*.? universal..
6 health* (segments)...*
7 supermarket*...*
8 water* (segments)...*
9 milk-based
nutrition consumer goods
* (segments).*..
10 education* (segments)...*
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Please note this is an over-simplfication. There is a lot of detail at context level

I think depending how you map your understanding of Grameen and Bangladesh, you are

in danger of thinking of Grameen as one case where in brand architecture strategy (the parallel constituted micro investing networks all across Bangladesh) are a whole developing nation of cases, let alone the only sustainable global banking movement


first eg clinton says social business as applied by the 5 major grassroots investment networks over 30 years is the basis of the whole economy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jB1tSDXbOzg


second we have at least 100000 intrapreneurs serving the major  Bangladeshi organisations including over 50000 from Grameen and BRAC


third it is specifically Yunus export strategy for the national brand to design sustainability franchises which India and china also need


fourth in terms of microentrepreneurial infrastructure - Grameen is constituted around 125000 village knowledge centres of about 50 women microentrepreneurs each whose impacts have been extraordinarily changed - pre 1996 they had little connectivity; post 1996 shared mobile phones connect these 7 million female entrepreneurs


on top of this the future capitalism co-branding strategy to invite global corporations to partner these grassroots networks is effectively only 2 years old leveraging the Nobel worldwide platform (apart from banking and mobile, and solar which Grameen has effectvely innovated organsicaly without global partnet knowhow)

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Dec08 - example of hot gos from yunus10000 dvd dialogue and future capitalism nings
Hearing of your special interests in replicating franchises, these 2 webs of grameen may be vital to know about first:
http://www.grameensolutions.com what grameen is doing to connect digital divides across its 125000 village centers and partner india and other hot info-tech community franchise-replication designers. i do have a january08 pdf version from my first dhaka interveiws (if anyone wants it attached) of installing 10000 telecentres through bangladesh , india and perhaps china but it seems to have taken a side seat to http://bankabillion.org/

http://www.gshakti.org/  solar energy, biogas etc -see video 3 of Y10000

I have met CEO of both, as well as videoed them- we have 1 hour interview paper transcripts if people want them. Kazi Islam of grameensolutions is relatively easy to intro by email; dipal barua whose mission is 100000 green villager jobs by 2012 is a bit harder to get to as he;'s running round the grassroots as well as being number 2 responsible for the whole banks accounting

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