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wholeplanet.tv : can your nation or network map a proudest engagement with YUnUS?

posted on Friday, March 14, 2008 06:08 AM

I am interested in connecting i-genius members with two worldwide maps and movements openly multiplying goodwill around Dr Yunus and the intercity mission "impossible becomes possible when right action, right people, right time right place".

First, his new book's Socila ABC open sources 3 collaborative entrepreneur and system practices which are the simplest I have seen for urgently intervening in local to global sustainability crises. They are designed with the microentrepreneurial purpose to turn lose-lose-lose globalisation forward to win-win-win. It's called Creating a World without Poverty : Social Business, the Future of Capitalism. http://wholeplanet.tv/id4.html

http://worldentrpreneur.net Network peers in London, including many members of I-genius and the first world entrepreneur summit of 2008 convened in London by Rebecca Harding have been experimenting with 10 ways to hub Yunus-type system experiments in twin-nation and twin-city collaborations including 1000 YUnUS bookclub. We seek to train up as many Social Business Analysts as there have previously been MBAS

The biggest Yunus citizen news so far emerges from Seattle where the first person to publicly second Dr Yunus' new maps for Capitalism is Bill Gates!

So second http://wholeplanet.tv asks you to report the news your network or city or nation is most proud of mapping with Dr Yunus

http://brand.blogspot.com Good news multiplies with Dr Yunus, scaling up local to global, as his brand is mapped to be world favourite for celebrating productivity at levels of human being, peer to peer flows, and community sustainability across generations.

His field, social business entrepreneurship, has emerged from 30 years of action learning microcredit's purpose of being the world's happiest banker and foremost sustainability investment agency. Every investment Yunus flows is in the productivity of the world's poorest women and youth. YUnUS is inviting us to extend this microentrepreneurial

http://thegreenchildren.org is intended to demonstrate responsibility in the pop music industry - its already fundraised for its first hospital "eradicating unnecessary blindness" to be built replicating the aravind service franchise. It's supported by a Norwegian network of Yunus opinion leaders who are passionate about microhealthcare and have also founded Grameen America. Next the French are leading players in social business multinational partnerships with Grameen Danone demonstrating how healthy a fast food can be in deliciously remedying nutritional deficiencies of the world's poorest children.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jB1tSDXbOzg Bill Clinton makes the case for Bangladeshi grassroots organisational maps - YUnUS Grameen and Abed's BRAC being the 30 years long and 30000 employee benchmarks - being responsible for Bangladesh sustaining growth at 7% a year even whilst both major political parties' heads are facing charges of corruption.

If YUnUS is not your most exciting example of http://peoplepower.jp in 008, then I'd love to hear alternative nominations.

On a personal note, this is an urgent pursuit in 2008. My father's surveys on entrepreneurial revolution in The Economist included the 1984 prediction that if globalisation is to integrate sustainability of very locality then by the end of 2008 it would be necessary for a Nobel prize winner to inspire a worldwide search for 30000 openly replicable community-building projects ending poverty. I met Dr Yunus in Dhaka for 3 hours during first week of 2008.

http://ecosaintjames.blogspot.com My 3rd meeting hosted an entrepreneurial revolution celebration roundtable in the St James Village of London marking my dad's 85th year.

Love to hear of any ideas, questions either in this thread or at our US hub tel 301 881 1655

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