Help Search Top 10 Reasons why we wont end poverty without nearly free nursing colleges

[chris macrae]

.10 Reasons 1 Larry Brilliant reason - web hyperconnectivity disastrous unless design in worldwide integration of capital ilabs -were wizard youth technologists open source pro-active on disaster information and mobilise search apps - eg ending plagues. 2 Paul Farmer social valuation reason- at root of all professionalisation and politics of broken systems is assumption (turned into law) that some lives are more valuable tan others. 3 Womens Empowerment reason- confidence and communally productivity of self is destroyed wherever mothers or infants die before their time 4 Economic reason- the number 1 correllator of national growth is longer livelihoods- eg where average life expectancy is in 30s - the typical person's productive growth is less than half that where average life expectancy is reached developing world norm of high 50s 4 education reason 1.0 - education is a broken system if it does not have designed into it apprenticeships for any service in which there are desperate local shortages (there is no more life-critical local shortage than nurses) 5 education reason 2.1 - when you ask what is the most valuable first subject open learning campus and eg khan academies can offer self-mastery in - basic health service curricula seems most valuable (unless you can show that the world's 7 billion being votes for something else) 6 if you broadened definition of 21st C village nurse as being mobilised to connect all most trusted information flows then many nursing jobs will involve illness prevent- eg nutrition and food security linking in, or celebrating green energy as ending drowning in dirt 7 the free nursing college would easily boost poorest village (most disconnected economies) by a total of over 100 million jobs maximising collaboration around girl empowerment 8 The success of the nearly free nursing college would provide a benchmark for wherever education is trapping youth in lost generations where it fails to connect with jobs or is administered to be ever more costly for youth 9 microfrancise training banks- Entrepreneurial Revolution's curriculum @ The Economist argued in 1984 that development  of a joyful and peaceful global village net generation economy would involve using media socially to search out at least 30000 sustainability microfranchise; like other franchises design team job descriptions round maximum emotional energy and positive win-win rapport with customers; unlike macrofranchise ownership should primarily open source job knowhow so value of productivity stays in the community with the people who serve it

..Challenge Context. At end of 2007 DR Muhammad Yunus invited my family to Dhaka to ask why we were sampling 2000 copies of his social business economy book to youth. Over 20 interviews with yunus and 50 youth events, the concept of te free nusring colege became the future capitalism one that everyone we linked in with liked best It also became apparent that both of Consider Bangladesh's 2 major grassroots womens networks - BRAC and Grameen spent at least a decade linking in health and education networking structures before they massively asked village mothers to take out loans and practice savings. If your culture can earn (even illiterate) mothers communal trust on health and children's primary development literacies, you can be worth trusting to finance credit and savings networks Moreover both Grameen and BRAC's loans can be interpreted as paying for job training at the end of which a poorest villager will secure a microfranchise job. In other words,hi-trust microcredit banking redesigns community-rising value chains so that no hard working parent is either  jobless or exploited When we first knew Muhammad Yunus he was hoping to collaboratively evolve the world's most trusted youth (intergenerational) investment bank by benchmarking worldwide partnerships between those with the most technology and those in villages with the least knowledge or other infrastructures. Youth (especially adolescent girls) were to be empowered to bridge such accountability and transparency, and exponentially rising sustainability While his peace-loving attempt to microprivatise the end of poverty has been taken away from him by national and international top-down politicians, it can be argued that the free nursing college is the most virally  joyous challenge to know about first wherever youth jobs summits are being twinned by capitals as a more valuable 21st C event to host than the Olympics or sporting world cups Another way of putting this is:  IF we are to value millennials now aged 25-35 as;leaders of #2030 now, then it is mathematically likely that global health service millennials will need to be the first and most visible of collaboration networks to be celebrated everywhere. Tet's wish that is the next lesson to action from Ebola.