Burkina -including how economically did Bright schools help girls
sumary of the 132 school program 2008-2012 http://www.brightnews.org/images/brightang.pdf - was it a success?
http://www.mcc.gov/documents/agreements/headway-2010002045601-burki... Burkina Faso school in the Bright Network
http://transition.usaid.gov/oig/public/mcc/m-000-10-006-p.pdf evaluation of bright schools in Burkina
The Effects of "Girl-Friendly" Schools: Evidence from the BRIGHT School Construction Program in Burkina Faso. IZA Discussion Paper No. 6574. Download free here.
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The International Institute for Water and Environmental Engineering in Burkina Faso (2iE), is a higher educational institute that focuses on creating graduates who can invent new things, who can build a new kind of society. It is excellent at skills matching - it teaches skills of critical importance to the continent. One third of people living in sub-Saharan Africa do not have access to clean water, while two thirds do not have access to proper sanitation. And this is evidenced by its 100% employment rate 1 year after graduating. But it goes way beyond this to create citizens who can affect change in the continent, create new forms of socially driven business and commerce. Its students are motivated to support Africa’s development – its students want to be part of Africa’s future. They come from all over the continent – from Mali, Congo, Cameroon, Gabon, Niger, Togo and increasingly from France and Canada too. It is the only African higher education institution to offer internationally accredited degrees but 98% of its graduates remain in Africa.
Teaching at 2iE gives the complete toolkit of skills and competencies but also embeds independence, problem-solving and creativity in its graduates to equipping young people to contribute to Africa’s development and supports its students to have the ability to define and create new possibilities for Africa.
How does it do this?
2iE has an innovative engineering–entrepreneurship curriculum model. It covers the highest quality training in water, sanitation and environmental engineering to build the right skills and competencies. It also provides learning experiences specifically to enable all of its graduates to create new possibilities.
In addition, 2iE work with corporate partners to set a real-life challenge for students to tackle. These corporate partners also provide resources. Students who take these on work in groups to research, prototype and construct a business plan for a new irrigation method or nutrition product. They are allocated a coach to help them and their sponsors take many of these projects to market.
It also runs Enterprise Days, which provide the opportunity to test and show what being a social entrepreneur really means. In September 2011, students were invited to submit their ideas for social enterprises that would be financially self-sustaining, that would help to alleviate poverty and that would protect the environment. A total of 55 students did so, all of whom received expert support and coaching to develop their ideas. A final ten students entered the intensive development phase, of which five were chosen to compete in the grand final on 15 June 2012.
The competition was fierce. An insulating brick made of waste plastic competed with a paving stone made from discarded palm kernels and a water filtration system made of the sand that is so abundant in the Sahel. Each presented a ten-minute pitch to a packed auditorium and a highly experienced jury of professors and businesspeople. The judges pulled no punches – ‘I can see a major hole in your business plan,’ commented one. This rigour means that nascent enterprises are not just an educational exercise. 2iE has set up an incubator programme that helps take the most promising and most serious student enterprises to the next stage.
Kahitouo, global champion of the 2012 Berkeley Global Social Ventures competition, has an enterprise in the incubator. FasoProt aims to tackle the malnutrition so prevalent in Burkina Faso and elsewhere in sub-Saharan Africa. (26 percent of Burkinabe children under the age of 5 suffer from chronic malnutrition, contributing to an infant mortality rate of 9.3 percent.) FasoProt will use an abundant resource that is sadly neglected in Kahitouo’s opinion – highly nutritional shea caterpillars. Currently, women in rural villages discard thousands of shea caterpillars picked up in the process of collecting palm nuts for oil. Kahitouo has developed an efficient, low-cost way to turn the caterpillars into an enriched protein powder that can be used as a supplement, particularly for pregnant women, babies and young children. The potential market is huge and Kahitouo expects to reach 15,000 women in the first four years of operations. If he succeeds, he will simultaneously be tackling malnutrition and helping rural women to generate an income. The incubator offers an initial investment as well as non-financial resources in an enterprise’s founder or founders. Without this, Kahitouo would have to get a job. The entrepreneurs also receive legal, technical, managerial and research support along with help in raising funds.
There are currently three enterprises in the 2iE incubator, with three more on the way. The intention in the long term is for 2iE to retain a stake in these social businesses, that will help to generate finances for the university as well as provide inspiration and role models for future students. If 2iE and its graduates are to play the role they crave in helping to shape a proud, successful Africa, they have to be able to create new possibilities, to invent their way to a new future.
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2 Rwanda home of community health training networks linked into partners in health and youth celebrations of 2030now- how to make africa the safest continent for preventing plagues
3 Joburg home of partners in mandela extranet and te race to design 7th graders most massive jobs developing curricula -gravitating such partners as maharishi, google africa, branson. oprah winfree, skoll ...
4 Mali expats how can satellites empower women and the UN and millennias- the Toure family's crusade orbits round their home nation mashing up every goodwill connection the UN and ITU can muster
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#2030now resources
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what other future capitals processes linkin 2030now (eg Dhaka as first to experiment with mobile partnerships with poorest villages and champion of millennial goal forums starting with microcreditsummit in 1997) or other back from future goal relate maps of millennial collaboration
#2030 Now -will humanity sustain the most human revolution ever networked in 15 yrears? If not will our species have a future hostory past 2100? Before our species became mobile connected, the race to consume things meant who consumed what was a zero-sum game. Since peoples became more linkedin than any border - win-win games can be designed around actionable knowhow multiplying value in use. Hence the hunt for 30000 microfranchises- life criotical community solutions where value produced stays mainly or wholly with where youth produce it june 2014 breaking- CHANGE THE DC weekend World Youth Summits survey of Top 20 Job Creating solutions Exchanged by Reional Millennials : Africa, Asian Pacific
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Thanks to my dad at The Economist 2012 is 50th year of mapping how to learn from Asia's entrepreneurs and 40th year of celebrating net generation's Entrepreneurial Revolutionand the 6th year since i visited Bangladesh to start up Norman's last live research - Consider Bangladesh- chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk washington dc hotline 1 301 881 1655, Join Norman Macrae Family Foundation blog search for 10000 youth who will create the most jobs- how many will come from these states and regions DC JA SC EU BR US UK OR NC NY AL
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Definition of phoney capitalism - when a global market loses the purpose which would make it most valuable to for the human race to invest in exponentially impacting.
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2012 summits that could be most revolutionary for future of jobs and actioning millennium goals across communities
to confirm details, you can doublecheck with me chris.macrae@yahoo.co.ukor use our Washington Dc hotline 1 -301 881 1655
February Singapore Social Business Summit
April 19-22 Atlanta, Georgia next in world series of youth 1000 jon brainstorming summits
May 29.30 Georgia , Europe
world entreprenur week -uae presidents entrepreneur summit
July Japan 2nd annual social business dialogue Fukyou
nov social business summit vienna
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May 2011 Bangladesh's Ides of March may have been one of the three most significant moments in 210 years that Entrepreneurial Revolution alumni have networked to improve the human lot.
How can your city help assemble the world's largest youth fund around Yunus the net generations most exciting economist?
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Princeton: SingForHopeCities and 100 youth microcredit cities
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Journal of Social Business
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Macrae voted for Yunus as the most joyous economist of the net generation. 16 November 2010, Saint James London: worldwide Youth helped the launch of Consider Bangladesh at The Economist in his memory; an intercity action group of yunus good news 2010s correspondents is also emerging
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reporters from millennials village healthcare alumni webs: B72 knowhow of oral rehydration shared by Calcutta Lab with Bangladesh grassroots womens networks- BRAC uses this to scale its firts pan-village network . Networkers of how to save infants lives with oral rehydration are tyrned into 50000+ village para-health servants advcisng on basic helath chalenges to maternal and infant health. Later James Grant (while head of UNICEF) hears of the Bangla miracle- convinces US North East corridor to share this knowhow with all national leaders of developing countries. This is partly why today's flagship health curriculum at BRAC University takes James's name Both at BRAC and Grameen it is trust earned through healthcare networking with village mothers that becomes the passport for being trusted to bank for village mothers livelihoods -see Mrs Begum interview on Grameen development of 16 decisions between 1976-1983 as core to why a generaion of village women joined Grameen to race to end poverty of their children.