GrameenUK.com Will Sir Ronald Cohen Big Society Capital Save Youth Productivity all over Europe?

Sir Ronald Cohen, Muhammad Yunus, and 30 Europeans led by the President of the EU debate how youth's global vilage networking can save EU from collapse by old macroeconomists - nov 2011 Brussels

On 2 January 2012, PM Cameron made a commitment; to use the Olympics and celebrations marking 60 years of the queen's reign in 2012 to return Britain to strength despite continuing economic gloom. Over the last 7 years grassroots networks such as these have been debating this timeline- see lower down for our suggestions on what to empower youth and peoples to do to co-produce 2010s as Britain's most productive decade

Intro Leadership Quests by Nation:

France 1 2 3 4
Belgium 1 2
UK 1 2
Scotland 1 2
Spain 1
Germany 1
Austria 1

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Getting real in 2012 about segmenting countries jobs: Germany needs to understand the advantages of being different from the rest of Europe not force what makes it economical on others; it also needs to get real about inviting other europeean nations to reduce their spends on defence while increasing its. UK needs to demand that those who help promote the olympics reduce spends on ads (the least economical media and collaborate in job creating media); it also needs to take Sir Ronald Cohen's lead in demonstrating how 100 billion dolars of charitable assets can actionably invest in youth now instead of maintain ivory towers. Spain needs to be led by Queen Sofia's love of youth job creation not politicians cutting investments in youth; Belgium as epicentre of the drive to http://www.entrepreneurialunion.com/ m needs to join in partnerships which involve youth in searching out which social solutions to produce in which communities; France (with europe's portals to how microcredit and global partnering in sustainability) and scotland (with a love of nurses and girl power and journals search to renew community through celebrating social action: service by the people for the people ) can help belgium> Moreover, the dna of entrepreneurial revolution began with these auld allies in late 18th century and has been joyously renewed by these countries partnerships with dr yunus over the last 7 years. Austria can be an interesting mediator of potential conflicts between all of the above

Recomendations after 7 years research among many thousands of entrepreneurial revolutionaries on what Cameron could do to empower youth productivity through appropraitely staged celebrations of London's worldwide good news (olympics, quenn elizabeth's 60th )

1) Do as many 1000 youth job brainstormings as possible - make they more fashionable to sponsor than any media a brand ahs ever ysed; get the BBC to congratulate all who celebrate this smartest medium of 21st C

2) Host makerfaires and singforhope (and the choir) intercultural festivals all round the surrounding vicinities of the olymnpics stadium -make this frjnge as exciting to ytoung peopel as the sporst stars. Invite sports stars who wish to adopt a millennium goal issue or a job creation search to attend a university of stars where they can find mentors who would be happy to host them when they want some privacu on their world tours

3) Link in every city across UK or Europe where social business incubation experiments are due to happen so that other creative people (eg chefs) can offer to develop franchises owned by the community. Before and after the olympics do a road tour of these centres filming a social solutions Dragons Den.

4) Ensure that London TimeOut and Whats on publications feature the new favourite tourist sites such as Prince Charles Green palace ( the new name for the solar-empowered Clarence Palace). When I was a child - I-Spy guides were great fun to spot london's hidden treasures- which treasures does London sport know which are designed for and by youth productivity and community sustainability? Invite cities round the world to twin up around project foci - which city has parallel youth productivity sites? How can their youth networks keep on cheering each other's good enws long after the olympics has burnt its final flame?

5) have postboxes pop up everywhere that olympic crowds swarm for mapping and reporting social solutions competition relevant to the november 2011 launch of Entrepreneurial Union and celebrating civil society regenarted by youthn all over Europe.

Monday, January 2, 2012

UK Grassroots networks concerned since 2005 to colaborate round youth's greatest sustainability crises

Over the last 7 years , our maps out of UK have been connecetd by youth and peoples networks concerned with 2010s productive decade. We have integrated actionable resources and foci such as:

GUk The Good Hubs Guide
GS GUk GEU GG Mtv YunusBook 2000 network
GS GEU Mtv Journal of Social Business (edited by Adam Smith Scholars);
GS GH End Nurseless Villages led out of a Glaswegian commitment to dr yunus in 2008;
GS GF Mtv Glasgow-Paris Twin Cities of collaboration entrepreneurship (back in 1800 the E-word emerged from French-Scottish partnerships aimed at reconciling crises spun out of London's top-down empire);
GUk GM GEU yunusolympics.com what to viralise around london at time of olympics so that the BBC has other good news stories that sports (as advocated by olympics star Carolina Kluft as early as 2004); futureofbbc ; erworld.tv entrepreneurialunion.com

As we searched other movements started to emerge out of London as having worked on their own exponential growth for collaboration entrepreneurship:
Gen the green movement of http://www.ashden.org

Gec the investors movements aeound Sir Ronald Cohen which also invited Al Gore's start of teh decade sustainabiuloity investment boutique generationig to partbner
HOW DID THIS START UP
After 7/7 , fifty people met at the Hub in Islington - declared the biggest crisis goal of the next 7 years concerning each of them - and committed to share peer network maps on each goal. 2102 was chosen as the deadline for engaging the BBC in what can be its duty as the world's most ersporced social media to investigative journalise pro-youth social solutions without any influence from politicians or corporations or any other powers that be.

What isnt needed is BBC journalists posing as gurus in this great quest for pursposeful leadership and youth productivity. In spirit of mediating, journalists can host Oxford Union type debates and reality tv shows that raise optimistic questioning of why an old system that is collapsing and what will be needed so youth can take up its transformation back to sustainability. Unlike commercial pundits, the BBC should help innovative leaders confidently proclaim there there is no answer until the people go and start searching it. Today 90% of the most entrepreneurial (value multiplying) knowledge wasn;t connectable 20 years ago. The educational opportunity of the net generation is the fusion of best of mass and new media inquiry. Let's iteratively connect internet media and mass media to have positive impacts on each other rather than dumbing down ones. London's great and good whould invite Richard Murdoch to sponsor a brainstrust on te future of good news media beginning with him declaring a peace treaty on the BBC as the jewel in the world service crown - a public broadcaster for 7 billion peoples can make its imprint on social media now in ways that no other ekmdia can

Prior to 7/7 the network that most raised our consciousness on the Coming War Between Goodwill and Badwill networks was instigated by Australian medics and youth mediators who hosted the first summit of Global Reconciliation in London 2003 keynoted by Mary Robinson and with testimonies from 50 cultures around the world on conflicts whose origins could be darwn back to London days as epicenjtre of Empire. Fortunately, the 1843 Founder of The Economist started the mother of all Un-empire networks so the opportunity to dialogue both humanly and economically was rebprn (out of the same meeting space that Betrand Russell used to inspire wotld citizen debates from)

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