from foundation in 1972 the values of abed/brac were Paulo Freire's (the brazilian who applied franciscan servant leadership to education - pedagogy of the oppressed)
abed was 34 when banglaadesh was born as a new nation and arguably Asia's leading young oil company engineer (regional ceo royal dutch shell); he cashed up his life savings and rebuilt over 15000 villagers one room homes (nearly 100000 people) that had been flattened by war; while oxfam who had given him a matched grant rated this the most effect ive relief project ever- abed was heartbroken with village mothers and infants dying in the village pathways every day of famine and dehydration; it occurred to him he was responsible for designing village businesses mothers could operate at a small profit while ending famine with eg rice production or ill health by distributing basic medicines - for 10 years the educational focus was adult - what mothers needed to understand to operate microfranchises; then additionally village mothers asked abed to build 4.2 the largest non-government primary schools ;by the early 1990s he was designing teen girl-apprenticeships with libraries 4.3 and in 2001 he opened 4.4 brac university
download one page tour to 50 years of building partners empowering Asian village women to end poverty, design last mile health service and much more- how brac became the ngo world's largest networking economy. 2022 NOW: innovate 5 last mile services for any space girls are born- safe homes, education, health, food, finance; in searching we found a billion village mothers wanting to COLLAB. ..video 1
| visit 100000 VILLAGERS AT BIRTH NATION BANGLADESH...Download 2-page guide .. .consider cases of new nations after world war 2- how many cases lived up to the peoples simplest dreams, end poverty, food/health/safety for every family member, education geared to decent jobs and happiness? bangladesh did something different- empowering 90% of women to find partners in building their own communities- .over 50 years a new economic model emerged which a billion asian women applied to end extreme poverty- how?. | sustainability generation goal 5 100% livesmatter communitY 1 PLATFORMS 1 PLATFORMS 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 . |
| examples from abed builder of largest ngo partnership: Reeta Roy MCF 3.3 1billion$ to vaccinate continent africa 4.3 uganda; Soros 1.1-1.6 ineteconomics bottom-up, 4.4 new university OSUN 3.4 end TB; Gates 1.1-1.6 digital finance; 2.1-2.6 extending mpesa in tanzania's green revolution; world bank 1.3 first 100 ultra poor nations co-researchers, 4,4 first 100 nations early childhood play co-researchers in contrast tu unicorns, we define hunicorns as billion dollar startup networks to valuable to human life for exiting investors or quarrelsome political parties -hall of fame first 1000 hunicorn collabs with sir fazle abed |
| nspired by franciscan values) helped billion asian mothers do this over 50 years - join most exciting action learning networks and lets map AI algorithms = optimal livesmatter community builders -2021 join in glasgow cop26 & dubai rewired greatest youth meetings ever with thanks to abed.games youthmarkets.com & worldrecordjobs.com |
Which 30 educational and economic partnerships most empower a billion women to end extreme poverty, and value their children’s sustainability? Fortunately for those caring about sustainability 2020s, we can map this by around partners and alumni of 50 years of servant leadership by fazle abed 1970-2019 together with legacy specifications mapped through his final decade Viewed from 1970, Increasing life expectancy from 25 years below to average helped gravitate development economics world’s most trusted partnership – hence sustainability last mile service markets 3) last mile health  |
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