2025report.com thanks sir fazle abed- sustainability's greatest hero in 60 years since my family first reported at The Economist critical impacts of asia's majority of our human race

welcome to college year 2021-22 aka 37/40 of 2025report.com major talking points & Diary of
last best chance to design world where next girl born -or child of any skin color has nature's greatest chance of a good life
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my father norman and lifelong journalist at the economist was last journalist to interview von neumann- whose biography of industrial revolutions IR3 and IR4 he later wrote- our core belief :

we 7.5 human beings have all the tech and abundance of nature to design good life opportunities for all if we unite/collaborate in doing so

BUT unlike IR1 sharing machine energy which rolled out slowly and partially, IR2-4 completely changed human potential in under a generation; we made a mess of ir2 communications tech, and the UN was born to resolve, and by 1957's death of von neumann kennedy and others were uniting the world in hope of soon no mission impossible
round any dynamics unique to human being

.transparency questions we seek to mediate in 21-22 our 37th year of updating 2025 report's countdown to sustainability generations-
  • what is the most entrepreneurial way teachers need to explore 4 industrial revolutions if today's younger half of the world especially poorest or colored halves are to celebrate their communal contributions to sustainability?
  • can leaders of entrepreneurial revolution learn systematically from what chances have we so far missed between 2021 and 1945 and 1760 when the machine age started to be webbed around the world out of Glasgow University thanks to brothers James and Adam ie through systems connecting alumni of engineering and social-economic mapmaking
  • welcome to abedmooc.com - 30 collaboration networks -a billion village women app'd to end poverty -2021 TOP 100 ways to change education and prevent species extinction - special thanks economistdiary.com and economistUN.com
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    chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk writes from washington dc and glasgow summer 2021: dear 7.5 billion human brains and beings - valuing youth's futures was easier ack in 1984 our book 2025 report, lead editor the economist's norman macrae, and biographer of von neumann's legacy of 100 fold more tech each decade 2020 back to 1960 -...

    valuetrue.com- help profile ten wizard tricks for ESG-Environment Social Governance-positive cashflow business models interest me- they are both the only way to scale sustainability of all our children and how to extinguish our species
    the difference is to be found in a purposeful and transparent model that is multiwin including society's need that the business is preventing the greatest risks it sectors experts know most about versus a short-term model where owners are taking from every other stakeholder every quarter
    even more interesting is a partnership network of business models; unfortunately if even one core partner is not sustainable the whole network may collapse on society
    as a statistician i have spent 50 years searching for most purposelful networks in the world- i don't expect to find one more purposeful than that built over 50 years by fazle abed and a billion poorest village women - goal 5 100% livesmatter communities 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6; 4 livelihood edu for all 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 ref Safiqul Islam 3 last mile health services 3.1 3,2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 last mile nutrition 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2,6 banking for all workers 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6

    ABED & - help map who advises younger half of world to connect friends and alumni of late sir fazle abed founder of BRA-Coop = Bangladesh Rural Advancement and Cooperation with billion Asian poorest women sdgs and community building enterprises

    Scots are about 1/400 of human species, 80% living around the world. Over two thirds of the world's mothers are Asian. In 1760 we Scota started up age of humans & machines: naturally what we have discovered about chances of human sustainability have come mostly from servant leaders of billion asian village mothers and a few euro-american maths wizards, notably von neumann, einstein
    chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk writes: Dad, Norman Macrae, end poverty sub-editor of the economist during most first 45 years of the united nations died in 2010, the 250th year of humans and machines started up by Glasgow University's Watt & Smith: soon afterwards Japan's Ambassador to Dhaka arranged for a dinner party to celebrate Sir Fazle Abed as humanity's greatest entrepreneurial revolutionary - can you help us share the knowhow abed empowered a billion asian women to network? it could just save our species..EconomistDiary.com Xglasgow.com

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    #WEF20 GIRLSWORLDBANK.com is the most exciting idea we've heard In 5 generations of diaspora scots East-West/South-North journalism and community building with special thanks to scholars of BRAC U & Glasgow U & usbloomberg.com
    7 sdg girls world economy adam smith +260
    cop26 glasgow nov 2020 offers perfect time to review forst 260 years of Glasgow U alumni 1760 adam smoth- what is the future of hi-trust markets? james webb what is the future of engines: how can these celebrate under 30s womens goals exemplified by the 17 sdgs 81 ways.com trachs 51 week countdown through 2020 as well as 20 annual updates of 21st C and 10 periods in history 1760 -1999 including 2g decade of 1990s: see eg bezos berners lee ren zengfei and 1G dec of 1980s- see eg gates jobs case masa son
    6 von neumann worldwide digital economy- in 10 short years ending 1957 von neumann gifted humanity the leap forward in programmable computing-he left behind many east coast hubs from boston yale princeton dc , and ideas-most were not executed to have the impacts he hoped for although initially kennedy's moon race looked hopeful- and the west coast value multipliers around gordon more's 6 decades of 100 times more tech made it look as if no human mission would be impossible by 2020spound economy- this was the first global economy- in most ways the 1% of humans out of the UK built an empire opposite to smith's desires early apps of industrial revolution included slavery and trapping most of humans(who lived on asian contient) in poverty - in 1906 the indian mahatama gandhi start sailing between mumbai, durban and london asking for both a total chnage in education and india's independence- the 2 world wars root cause can be seen to be what happens when thye whole of world trade is mapped round one island's or even one capitals interests - promisingly the new world of americans took up the english langiage and twoice saved the old world from wars- this multiplied a lot of good but the way the dollar economy spiralled after jfk's assasination and as big finace made forst use of eacg new G of tech is a diferent story
    4 pre-digital 1970s rural keynesianism economy -first engineerd by Fazle Abed, its chinese version discussed as a global debate in The Economist of 1977- this wonderful innovation is where asian village women started lifting up half the sky on the south asian region bangladesh and the east asian region china- by 1968 china had starved 50 million of its people by following the russian economic model- all the world could have celebrated the return to china to world markets - something it had closed out in 1960 when the british told chinese that they had to accept opium as a trading currency3 deming engineers super-infra economy by 1900 japan had become the 2nd worst nation in trapping peoples on the content of asian- being on the losing side of world war 2- a miracle happened when japan adopted deming's knowhow to lead ahead with engineering infrastructure and microelectronics and world trade ports (a system it shared with islands taiwan hk singapore) and suoerialways which China was the first to ask permission to replicate with Deng in 19782 dollar IR1 global economy- what britain had hubbed out of an island, america stated implementing on continental scale - thus 5% of people both saved the world from 2 wars and peaked at about 30% of human consumption - whilst JFK might have continued the dream of powering the hi-tech 20th century with the worlds people, from 1964 and embattled in superpower wars with russia, the usa started powering over people1 US-Russia Big media economy- the satellite always was to telecoms 0G to 5G as vital as the increase in analytical power of machine intel until in the 2020s one computer chip has up to trillion times more than needed to race to the moon; but space experiments have not been by and for the people ... who knows what space entrepreneurship can do if it ever is

    Idea sustainability of humanity will depend on girls as job creators

    Exciting - it still needs a billion girls to help it happen

    Where did idea start? While there are different cultural views of someting so briliantly human, I first heard about when members of china's quarter of a billion girls shared ideas with the world's number 1 investmnt partnership in girls that used to be hubbed solely out of Bangakdesh but is now to be found wherever the most courageous girls and boys are to be found linking in solutions to sustainability goals -

    partnering 7 billion peoples' S-goals-Goal 17

     congrats on your election at ysi; i am interested in connections between the following

    open society university 50 coalition of george soros, ysi, ineteconomics, unctad summer school

    un universities and geneva, vienna hubs of un particularly impacting health and #aiforgood and climate 

    glasgow my family home capital and host of cop26

    humanising ai as a key economic driver

    empowerment of billion poorest asian women as benchmark for extreme sgd solutions and relationship to frsanciscan values -made 15 trips to bangladesh with young journalists

    if any of these interest you i can clarify who i know  eg by email or whatsapp +1 240 316 8157 ; my father at the economist and i wrote 1984's 2025 report arguing education transformation would determine human sustainability

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    Mike’s Plan:

    • Promote fair competition for family-owned farms and combat farming monopolies
    • Make U.S. trade policy fair and consistent
    • Invest in building healthy soils and conserving farmland for generations to come
    • Expand and improve agricultural research and develop a diverse new generation of the American farming workforce
    • Renew rural American communities

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    Mike’s Plan:

    Promote fair competition for farms of all sizes

    Mike’s plan will combat farming monopolies by strengthening smaller farms’ ability to negotiate for fair contracts. He will also revive and enforce USDA and DOJ’s capacity to ensure fair competition, including reinstating the Grain Inspection, Packers, and Stockyards Administration (GIPSA) as an independent and fully funded agency.

    Make U.S. trade policy fair and consistent

    As president, Mike will pursue trade policies that unlock fair and open markets for American farmers by holding China accountable and prioritizing cooperation with allies and the WTO, while de-escalating U.S.-China trade tensions which are jeopardizing small and family-owned farms.

    Invest in building healthy soils and conserving farmland for generations to come

    Mike’s plan will expand programs that prioritize conservation and enhance soil health and explore ways to align crop insurance with conservation incentives. He’ll increase the share of farm acreage managed with regenerative practices that improve farmland and lower adverse environmental effects. Additionally, he’ll empower farmers to improve soils and sequester carbon from the air, leading our country’s efforts to ensure sustainable ecology for future generations.

    Expand and improve agricultural research and develop a diverse new generation of the American farming workforce

    Mike knows how critical it is to make it easier for young people to enter the farming business and inherit family farms. That’s why he’ll establish an estate planning division at USDA, pilot lease-to-own programs, increase funding to provide legal support to heirs’ property owners, and encourage states to pass the Uniform Partition of Heirs Property Act. He’ll also modernize the current H-2A visa program so it works better for both farmworkers and farms of all sizes, and expand other farmworker protections like minimum wage, overtime, and other labor rights, including safeguards against harassment. Mike’s plan will double current federal investment in U.S. agricultural research to unlock innovation and enable American farmers to continue leading the world. As president, Mike will address longstanding systemic racism and inequities by appointing USDA leadership committed to supporting farmers of color and fully enforcing civil rights protections. He’ll also update key USDA grant programs to ensure they serve all farms, including small farms, new and beginning operations, and programs specifically investing in both farmers of color and veterans.

    Renew rural American communities

    Mike’s plan will improve rural health care by upgrading federal programs, increasing innovative telehealth services, and expanding mental health, suicide prevention, and drug addiction prevention to meet rural communities’ unique needs. He will also invest in modernizing rural infrastructure, including expanding broadband access to 10 million more Americans by 2025, investing $100 billion over 10 years in clean drinking water, repairing roads and bridges, and expanding air travel in rural areas. As president, Mike will ensure rural communities remain vibrant by introducing a place-based Earned Income Tax Credit to provide added incentives for businesses to locate and create jobs in distressed communities.

    Mike’s Record:

    Mike has a long history of supporting American farms, especially the 96% which are small or family-owned, and recognizing the important role farmers play in protecting America’s environment. Mike has been critical of large agribusiness’ disproportionate power in American agriculture. He condemned the 2007 federal energy bill, saying “most of the farms things we do don’t benefit most farmers,” especially small farmers “who we should really be helping.” He has also been highly critical of Trump’s trade policy. Mike has supported trade agreements that benefit American farmers and started a group that endorsed legislation to improve farm labor.
    As Mayor, Mike’s administration made investments to expand farmer’s markets in New York City, providing a critical market for upstate farmers. He also partnered with Governor Cuomo to invest in upgrading the Hunts Point Terminal Market, the world’s second-largest wholesale market and the largest in-state market for New York farmers. Mike’s administration also invested in urban agriculture and innovation, opening the first farm in a public housing complex and a large rooftop farm estimated to grow 20,000 pounds of produce annually while absorbing over one million gallons of rainwater.

     chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk asks: can you help us log Fazle Abed's 100 best friends and alumni of sustainability's urgent links to empowering the eighth of world who are female younger poorer-abed gravitated billion dollar networking solutions around the first 5 sdgs - poverty<> food security<> health<> education<> community 100% lives/livelihoods matter-  as well as goals 17-1 the younger half of the world (as first sdg generation's) most trusted local to global partners in deep data innovating as fast as nature's evolutionary designs demand-


     in remembrance of Abed we coin the term HUNIcorn -start up networks too valuable for true investors to exit or public servants to quarrel over -

    eg HU3.3 vaccinating rural asia nations = a triple-win partnership between unicef led by james grant during banng;adesh's first 17 years, and womens BRA& CRA- Rural Advancement Bangladesh/China - without this rural nation scaling solution women would not have been empowered to be as productive as men, and BRA-Coop would not have becomes the ngo world's largest partner and Hunicorn mapmaker to all hemispheres where girls are not yet born free due to failing communities as well as failed nations

    Name and current job with link to past abed coop

    2021 commitments relevanto to abed hunicorns

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    U1 Henrietta Fore UNICEF director general new york in 2021 fore is most connected person in un networks of education -all of unesco unicef oecd browns 1 2 3 edu commisions and refugee edu networks will debrief at dubai edu expo dec 2021 as will sec general connctors: youth minister; brown's sherif - debriefs on digital cooperation in goals 1 2 3 4

    news Generation Unlimited t gu-b 4.3

    HU4.1-4.6 Promising to coordinate learning passports and action report dunai december rewired21 with all UN edu leaders eg envoy gordon brown unesco leader oecd leader ; un hq newsleader on refugee edu,

    without unesco dir gen's late 1970s + coop with BRA/CRA on vaccinating and hydrating a nations infants and mother one billion villagers in bangladesh and china would not have started up the journey of ending extreme rural poverty; although abeds rural keynsian model ie microfranchising was different that china's village capitalism models - life critical action learning networks in health multiply value in use in exactly opposite ways than zero sum thing consumption - see also neumann above zero sum games 

    Lead connector of world economic forum commitmemts to change education- all un edu leaders likely to celebrate ai education leaps at dubai expo along with dubai consisten itu partner #aiforgood

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     


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    why weak teachers and costly marketers cause wars

    The big lesson of world war 2: the era of markets defined by empires, big get bigger manufacturers and endless extraction of carbon and other natural resources could not renbnew future generations and culd not sustain more than about a quarter (the then developed world)

    ironically this meant that the banking that the old rich world used needed to be increasingly replaced by something different

    hence the need for new infrastructure investment banking and as we explain below new universities

    the big lesson of moon landing - doubling every 7 yeras from 946 of spend in connectivity technolgiues would continue to 2016 por beyond- (2**10) thats over 1000 fold- hence millennial would be the most exciting geretaion to grow up in - dependoing on their parents investment they would see the beginning of the end of the hiuman species or how to race toiwards ending poverty and sustaining human race with mother earth's abundant resurces provided renewable systems are designed bottom up and openly the way nature's evolutionary rules connect the planet

    hence the need for edutech and fintech wizards who get big data small, and world's best knowhow must be locally distributed in any market whose putrpose has life critical impacts
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    when young people dont understand costs of the whole value chain or a market - they cant see where markets are compounding poverty or other exponential risks to sustainability

    therefore if leaders truly mean valuing a world round 17 sustainability goals by 2030- the half of the world aged under 30 needs to learn now by being able to click to every component of a markets costs and profits - and to redesign those markets that excluding communities poeple and the next generation from a thriving livelihood

    worse more and more marets are changing to value that is more knowhow than thing consumption based; these knowhow markets should be maimisng free open source knowhow and minimising proprietart costs-

    western universities and whole education systems that grow up to them have completely missed the plot - so when america says it has lost manufactring jobs what it really means is the brands that manufactired thkings took too much quarterly profit for their shaerholders and not enough value for everyone involved in the total value chain - no wonder the majoroity of hukan beings wanted that model chnaged and now sees the east as the place to bencmark value with

    solutions - new universities value youth s livelihoods- they start by making scosts of marekt and learning trasnparent across whole value chians

    My blogs

    preparing youths greatest education summits 43weeks.com aka youthglobalaffairs.com

    EconomistDiary.com summits where leaders of new banking and win-0win trading maps help change world back to sustainability and include youth in changing curricula or beyond classroom delivery system

    Chinathanks.com notes on 100+ national leaders braostorming and project partnerships with china