Dedication Asia's leading young oil company man who in 1972 spent 25 years helping 100 million villagers develop goals 1 to 6 with no access to electricity -what happened next - see AbedMooc partnerships platform of the most open university worldwide.-it took another 15 years for nations to declare these 6 primary goals and 11 more-..then came Guterres first engineer to lead Uniting Nations-1- year countdown to digital UN2.0 by 2025

by Neumann's law some of us now have million times deeper tech to play with than first webbing 1990, what leaps forward in sustainability goals can the world celebrate?

Rsvp chris.macrae@yahoo.co.ukNeumann co-quizmakers since 1951-whilst tech's most famous XP law Moore's started up Silicon Valley from 1965; 100 times more engineering per decade was peer of Neumann's gift from 1945- it was expected by 2025 sustainability would be wm or last depending whether human openness, trust & emotional intelligence shaped Artificial Intel not vice versa. Law of Entrepreneurial Revolution (The Economist est 1968)

related news-to-world: alphabet soup- 2020s tech that 190s could neither app nor metaverse...-join in greatest year round eed gane ever www.sdgmetaverseprize.org - first ed year 2022-3 -did you know that 2021 was first year that over 50 different components of governemnet played SDG-Artificial Intel - thank you Antonio Guterres UN HQ, ITU Geneva (world of humanity's digital twin since 1946), and Xprize originatos West Coast USA for helping celebrate AIforGood & first MetaGeneration & peoples valuing sdgs everywhere!

unaiwho.docx version 6/6/22 hunt for 100 helping guterres most with UN2.0

breaking summer 2022 -new webs 3 months count down to UNGA sept 2022 economistun.com codesmeta.com  unAIwho.com

agenda 1 of 2 UN summits on education not fit for purpose  agendaBOOK%20WHEC2022_Pages%20%282%29.pdf

@LC:Status online linkedin unwomens ; codesmeta.com 2025report.com EconomistDiary.com

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S+Y*(E**4) : sustainability=regenerating youth by transparently value multiplying Environmental Exponentials Engineering Educators  -where people's media fails to celebrate this, all hell will likely propagate...By Keynes' law 1936; western history has so far signaled  99% likely Economists & Legislators will be the luddites not the forward innovators through decade beyond 5G 4G 3G 2G 1G 0G1960s 00G1950s (for more start with worldwide cooperation of telcomes ITU since 1946)

My Scottish Diaspora family & friends helped collate 3 diaries with special emphasis on female and family valuation - from 1945 going forward; futur history in 1985 forward and back; final reports being published now - more at EconomistDiary.com & 2025report.com with special thanks deepest human development community learning 1billiongirls abedmooc.com  and from 1960 Japan as early mapmaker of Asia's two thirds of humans rising collaboratively (western seconded by JFK 1962, thirded by Prince Charles 1964, fouthed Ezra Vogel & Peter Drucker)

Chris Macrae MA DAMTP Cantab, Wash Dc, chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk

My 50th year as stats guy in Ad & Ai Agency now goes meta across NY HK and 10 supercity united beeings.app -- Friends20.com: help needed to map wonderful news that UN now has colleges in at least 15 locations eg Tokyo NY, Bonn Turin,...and why not meta?

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2020s NEWS (North East West South) :What if we helped Guterres mediate a metaverse so that no collaborative sustainability/community service graduate networker is in debt to education?

Thanks to womensAI.com for LAST CALL TO Humanise AI:

Neumann & Kennedy first suggested celebrating this "interdependence" consequence of 100 times more tech per decade mid 1950s - what compounded each decade? Was Putin's war as inevitable as world war 2 and can we share the codes to change everyone's trajectory by 2030 or admit to today's under 30s that us elders have made them the first extinction generation? Women helping Guterres with last mile community services

In 1951 John Von Neumann gave my dad (Norman Macrae The economist) the most exciting scoop- aske leaders what they will do with 100 times more tech per decade - will the 2020s be the decade of celebrating first evert sustainability generation or Extinction Generation - for some 2020s projects rsvp chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk -

can you help with AI Hall of Fame-

- can we replace greenwash media with the sorts of agencies needed to celebrate beingai.com - beeings.app  womensai.com nyccai.com ecop26.com 2025report.com

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Un Finance is destroying sustainability  more atEconomistBank.com

Legislature 2.0? Gandhi 1906, Mandela :white man's history is quite immoral- can colored mothers futures help us leap forward?

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special thanks to our friends at economistwomen.com: in our view only 2 economic miracles can save millennials the younger half of the world from extinction 2100: oner we need to gravitye human relationship mapsping of around the sgds of UN2.0  : one that was pioneered by a bilaion oriental vilage women entrepreneurs since 1962/72 but which western media have ignored because mass media doesnt do maths of micro

like many true entrepreneurs stories, Fazle Abed's is one of leaping beyond what others would have seen as dead ends:

about 70 years after Gandhi he trekked as a teen to study in Britain- his mid 1950s trek was 

to Glasgiow Uni to study ship engineering not bar of London tro study law

from the far north east corner of the british raj that had once enjoyed access to asia's 19th century superport calcutta but had been bordered off from world trade and given from 1947 to pakistan to administer for over 1000 miles away

HOW DID A 1970s ENGINEERING PREVENT STARVATION OF FROM 100K to 1 BILLION PEOPLE & HOW DID EPIDEMIOLOGISTS AT UNICEF THANK HIM

 Having graduated Abed decided that shipbuiulding in Scotland or Ireland would be too cold a life - so he transitioned to chartered accounting, became South's Asia's leading young engineer as regional ceo for royal dutch shell; there in his homeland of 1970 a cyclone struck killing a million people around him - that changed his life's purpose; he completed hsi cpontarct with shell, and put hsi life savings into rebuilding 15000 villagers homes which by 1972 had been flalttened durting the war of independence- and this was his biggest mjsitake- no sooner than he'd built the mhoems he found dozens of mothers dying weekly of starvation, scores of infants dying weekly of dehydration - he needed to pivot- design essential business microfranchsies the village mother could operate

By defintion rural in 1970s bangaldesh meant without access to electricity grdis- so the first 25 yeras of abed partensrhip platform searched focused on those who cared to test and scale conecpts with grassroots peer to peer networks of vilage mothers; only from 1995 when a japanese froend from silicon valley helped abed insteal brac internet (and mobile , solar ) partners started testing how could vilage eomen disconnected from 235 yeras of glasgow machiens expoeenjtially leap forward- before we get there let's look at how epidemilopogists and green revolution of brolaug food scientists provided village mothers across continental asia the starup kmnowhow they needed to espoenmtially colaborate round over 25 yera so that their childern could dveleop from a betetr spoace than susistence living

Scaling BRA-C Bangladesh Rural Advancement Collaboration Platform and life-saving knowhow network of majority of human development out of extreme rural poverty from 1972

SCALE OF Bangladesh Rural Advancement Collab

IN 1972 BANGLADESH POPULATION OF 66.6 MILLION WAS 90% RURAL; IN 2020 ITS POPULATION OF 164.7 MILLION WAS APPROXIMATELY 70% RURAL

In 1972 Fazle Abed spent his life savings building a metavillage of 15000 homes about 100000 people. A typical home had a mother 4 children under 10, one 10-14 year , a partly absent husband (most work outside village) 1 transparent. Mothers were expected to have large families as typically 2 out of every 5 infants would die before the age of 5. Abed suddenly found himself responsible for the 100000 lives - he needed to design village microfranchises operable by the mother to prevent starvation and infants dying from dehydration and malnutrition. 

He turned this crisis into an opportunity: aid was changed from charity to mainly designing microfranchise businesses; the metalab became a platofrm where potenetial partenrs could  test and scale microfranchises. The government with relatively little tax base could barely afford finaving the army and delivering services to those who lived in the city. This was how rural advancement depended on micrifranchsie systems needed replication across 90% of the country. 

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Whilst not all rural clusters were as large as Abed's first metavilage, the supplies needed for 15000 village microfrnachsies enabled brac to offer vilagers low costs. One of the most innovative microfranchsies - parahealth workerts was designed around one vilage mother visiting 300 homes wekkly selling 10 basic medicines. This scale of about 2000 people proved to be very efficient for one women to become trsuted on health advice per 2000 people.

Foirtunately a regional research lad had invented oral rehydration : by mixing boliued watrer sugar and salts in exact proprtions infants can be saved from dying of diarrehea. Nobody had worked out hoe to scale tehse knowhow acrooss mainly illieterate vilage moters befoer Abed. He enetered Oral Rehydration training into Unicefs year of the child, and won. Not only did Unicef's James Grant fund Brac going nationwide with oral rehydration by chinese tropical vailafgers needed thsi solution too. They happily swapped their knowledge of the most productive rice variant. This started a knowledge (but not finacial colaboration) across Bnagaldesh and Chiense vilagers - in both natiosn ending poverty depended on emepo9wrring woemn ti be as productive as men.

When aid experts celebrate that over a billion people ended poverty over the half century 1970-2020, teh origins of most of the rural advancement can be traced to solutions networked first by Bangaldesh or Chiense vilage mothers www.economistwomen.com. 

In this it can be valauble to consider these sorts of 6ollab partner platforms ( pivotal to the Un ited Nations SDG goal 5 communities where womens lives matter as much as men)

the first 100000 person meta vilage

the billion women villagers to 1995

How mobile and solar chnaged potential network partnerships from 1995 (eg brac net)

How abed started a university both as an emerging natioan institution and platform for another level of partnerships

How women rural networkers scope unique clmatae adaptation solutions - eg brac was early into forrestry

Brac's central team testing vilage microfranchsies was very lean during its first decade. Fortunately this period is the subject of the book my team member 3 Martha Chen - the quiet revolution (who  is a Harvard professor). In those days her Chiense American husband Lincon Chen was a health expert who helped connect soilutions both Bnagaldesh and Chiense women needed. Employees number 1 and 2 were Abed and his wife Ayesha Abed who sadly died in 1981 (the tenth year of Brac). 

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In 1972 the two most urgent scaling/development challenges presented 

Bangladesh the "basket case" of a nation gaining indepeendence after war, double colonisation- most unatural boder - partitioned off from what had historically been asia's largest port calcutta; -surrounded by hostile neihbors india , myanmar ( pakistan the (geo-distant_ empire that had colonised bangladesh for 25 years due to independence politics british empire & aga khan (under british rule to 1947 subcontinent of india = quarter of world's population)

Continental china - over one fifth of world's population - coning back to world trade after 110 yeras choosing to be closed rather than accept british empire ultimatum to accept opium as currency-in the west probably yale knew more about 20th century of chinese peoples ;also america had in early 1900s helped sponsor development of tsinghua university ( together with peking university whose campus is adjacent knowledge of china's development integrated through this alumni network)

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good to see the opening plenary of ecop26 starring a young kenyan female alumni of Wangaari as well as Banker for Poor's forestry Prince Charles 

historically related:  speech prince charles & princess Di japan tour 1986