EconomistJapan.com: Celebrate Neumann's &Japan's gifts to humanity since 1945, all Asia Rising 1960+MacraeFriends and Family
Future HistoryEntrepreneurialRevolution.city July 2020..If you care about two out of 3 lives mattering who are Asian, nearly 60 years of miracles mapping around worldwide decision-makers considering Japan from 1962 are worth replaying -that's when my father Norman Macrae aged 39 was privileged to write his first signed survey in The Economist -the first 2 quarters of dad's 80+ years of life had been spent
**writing unsigned leaders in The Economist (eg as only journalist at Messina's birth of EU) after serving as teenager in world war 2 navigating air places uk bomber command region modern day bangladesh/myanmar -

Asia Rising Surveys

in 60 years


Thursday, December 31, 2020

japan can be youth's most cooperative nation in 2019 as its people are very free to choose how to design their futures without any interference from the big banking economists who have for decades ruined youth;s happiest opportunities

if you get the chance look at nhk in english 0 1 2 3

- its amazing seeing 24 hours a day of content mainly on ordinary people building community things like slow food , ecotourism- japan actually has too few youth and is inviting smart youth exchanges - something it has long done with youth most serious about development challenges -

see eg this nigerian's work  on rebuilding health service which would never have happened without studies in japan

OUR FAMILY TREE
five generations of diaspora scots have lived and worked almost everywhere except Scotland (well we use to have a family hamlet to retire to in Isle of Arran)
here's unfinished mission of missionary Norman Macrae 2

my father Norman Macrae 1 my father was a teenager serving in world war 2 in Royal Air Force-stationed in modernday myanmar and bangladesh- he believed wars wasted nations youth and was at his happiest whenever he helped celebrate countries in win-win trades

My fathers work at The Economist from 1962 onwards in case of Japan earned The Emperor's Order of the Rising Sun . My father also wrote at least one of Prince Charles Speeches for a Japan tour. Over 40 years of my own research as an MA in statistics convinces me royal families can now create positive space for climate and other challenges that politicians and  pessimistic media cannot

According to my father timelines  (started at same time that Gordon More published his exponential rising law) 2020s was always going to be sustainability's make or break decade as more tech brains than human ones started to linkin every place and every innovation for better or worse. 

At least while Trump reigns, rew places can linkin better sustainability/community futures for all under 30s especially women than Japan

EconomistDiary.com I see 5 opportunities unique to Japan in the next 18 months climaxing with the olympics
the other four are:
G20
pope francis and faith visits
emperor and royal family futures
the technology networks of Masa-Son

i welcome any joint research linked to above chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk

I try and connect student clubs to maximise friendship exchanges. Friends and I have been doing this one day a week since my father died in 2010. Several Japanese embassies in Asia have hosted events which helped connect technologists, youth and sustainability goals

sincerely
chris macrae 240 316 8157 
norman macrae foundation , Bethesda welcome to EconomistJapan.com 



japan surveys include

GAIIB.com   Girls Asian Infrastructure Investment Banking 

2020 10th anniversary remembrances of Norman Macrae 1
over last 10 years there have been many ups and downs in sponsoring 10 young journalists to find out the real stories of girl empowerment in bangladesh - whenever we needed real help it was the japanese embassy that supported us most and helped us as early as 2012 to understand the future of bkash now agreed by many as the benchmark digital bank for the billion poorest

japan can have a great 18 months greeting both elders and youth who ost want to sustain the world - eg g20 osaka july 2018 pope visit probably november 2019 - summer olympics 2020 with jack ma 's friends like softbank helping celebrate youth in every way

here's where we got to in sept 2016 at UN (courtesy of bloggers at economistuniversity.com )
can japan please move forward with those it agrees with from this session
f the world of education isnt transformed beyond the over-examined classroom - half of all youth will be 


Scotland's most loyal people-centric economist , Gordon Brown, has now assembled 30 national leaders and counting invite families and youth to change the world of education and media - why change if we keep old education half of all youth will be underemployed- lets unite the greatest #learninggeneration - thanks to these leaders
justin van fleet
  Commission - most exciting report on education to be issued UN NY 18 Sept
Coursera - Education

Co-covenors : Norway’s PM Erna Solberg,  Chile’s Michelle Bachelet Indonesia’s Joko Widodo,  Malawi’s Peter Mutharika, UNESCO Irina Bokova  acceptance by Ban Ki-Moon

Commissioners Gordon Brown (chair, scotland);  Jim KimJack Ma (China),  Gracia Machel (S Africa), Amartya Sen,

Ananat Agarwal, Jose Manuel Barroso, Felipe Calderon (Mexico), Kristin Clemet (Norway),  Aliko Dangote (Nigeria), Julia Gilard, Bael Raza Jamil (Pakistan), Amel Karboul (Tunisia), Jakaya Kikwete (tanzania), Yuriko Koike (Japan), Anthony Lake (UNICEF), Ju-Ho Lee (South Korea),  Strive Masiyowa Zimbabwe telecom billionnaire,  Teopisyta Biriungi Mayanja (S Korea), Shakira Mebarak Superstar singer from Colombia, Patricio Meller (Chile),  Ngozi Oko0nzo-Iweala (Nigeria), Sheikha Lubna Al Qasimi (United Arab Emirates),  Kailash Satyarthi (india),  Theo Sowa (African Women Development), Lawrence Summers, Helle Thorning Schmidt (SAve The Children International)

tokyo forum - global commons stewardship

 naoko ishhi 

video clips from sachs sdgn

final thoughts ishhi

The Tokyo Forum 2020 Online, which was co-hosted by the University of Tokyo and the Chey Institute for Advanced Studies in South Korea on December 3rd and 4th, 2020, will be condensed to a one-hour program and broadcasted on TV.

Channel: TV Symposium, NHK

waughray dominic -economic forum

rockstrom institute climate research impact hyperconnected exps -tipping points universal change -  COMPETING NATURE SCALE

extreme events 2020s- planetary emergency- left earth range od climate

tipping points arctic atlantoc amazon coral reefs - see waughray diagram-domino effect


9 variables biosphere

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project optinist - paris 2015 figueres christiana  cimate -disrupted natual evolution  -convention climate

after 2030 doesnt matter what humans do -the decisive decade

funance sector - slow start sparking concern - assets at risk -100 banks around world exclided coal as asn asset from portfolio


corportions beyond financal sector -1000 corporations joined tghe race to netzero by 2050- original invest-divest movement shifted 14 trillion dollars?

-slowly increased corporate understaning plus opportunities of decarbonisation

scalespeed are concern

paul polman - globalism not working at scale

equality

ckimte chage fd securit 

why we have franewok sdgs -165 targets needbusibess- no busiess case in enduring poveety

busine=60% dgp 80% financial flow 90% jobs

japan korea getting together can lead this

also philppines indonesia aus need to recofigure

commitments japan and korea civil sociery spoke up

whole industries must change - gove must lever positively

speed and skill- business go first will have the advantage

far east can lead these coalitions


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vera songwe   commission for africa -carbon sinks   tcad - japn africa-

depends on attacting right investors

on contunent need jbs infrastructure - cant wait to 2050

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ishhi global commons center university of tokyo

ishii uni tokyo global commons

ishii how get there startung to do things differenbtly today

==================== next panel tokyo forum

global commons center

global commons stewardshp index  with yale center

arosols biodiverist ckimate hange land use icean water - 6 cats

japan domesric good- global imports bad

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next saession transforing food


food -ie human eneergy system- system as important as machine energy syste

verghese

kalibata

steer world resources institute

how big chanfe we need?

commoditie 5 million farmer chair worl   -verghese mass metamorphis agri value chain as whole preserve biodiversity/nature hundres million small farmers - non-sustianable - peoplecetral- big action gap 5 million farmer association -tailored framer program trin 18000 farmers on regerative methods - also schools curricula - need granular actions butterfly not just imptved catierpilar

sec gen adviser food conference 2021 agnes kalibata rwanda - back to normal

china agri university cgir  shenggen 


uni tokyo prof hideaki uni of tokyo

korea tae yong  -university

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hideaki u of tokyo - quality of food nutrition needs undstanding - externalitue need to be made transparent - understand biodiversity connetions with food supply chains

-platforms integration

 chey instute  u tokyo tae yong - our systems out of balance- cant take systenm for granted ay more

-make it demabd driven bottom up


spec ambassodor good kalibata 2021 food summit un  rwanda soecial envoy- must change behaviors 

In 2021UN Secretary-General António Guterres will convene a Food Systems Summit as part of the Decade of Action to achieve the Sustainable Development ...

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 how do you see  -shenggen china role - carbon neutrality cant just be by importing others non-green food
-ie work withimport associaion- also inform chinese consumers

Tuesday, December 29, 2020

2 covid lessons from japan

 japan has one of lowest rates of death per case 

japan has clarified dangerous locations for infection

Nishimura Yasutoshi, the minister overseeing the government’s response to covid-19, carries a device that monitors carbon dioxide to measure the quality of ventilation during his meetings. (The room where he and your correspondent meet registers 506 parts per million, safely below the threshold of 1000 ppm that indicates poor air flow. The interview takes place across a large table, behind plastic shields and with face masks on.)

Researchers deployed Fugaku, the world’s fastest supercomputer, to model different situations. Crowded subways pose little risk, if windows are open and passengers wear masks, Mr Nishimura insists. Sitting diagonally, rather than directly across from each other can reduce the risk of infection by 75%. Movie theatres are safe, “even if viewers are eating popcorn and hot dogs”, Mr Nishimura says. While most cinemas in the West are closed, “Demon Slayer”, a new animeflick, has been playing to full houses in Japan, becoming the country’s second-highest grossing film ever. In addition to the 3Cs, the Japanese government warns of five more specific dangers: dinner parties with booze; drinking and eating in groups of more than four; talking without masks at close quarters; living in dormitories and other small shared spaces; and using changing or break rooms.

Monday, December 7, 2020

one of great human losses in 2020 - connectoror of japan-us-youth goodwill worldwide

 Yukio Okamoto, a Japanese diplomat and fellow at MIT, died from Covid-19 on April 24 at the age of 74. The former special advisor to two prime ministers of Japan joined the Center for International Studies (CIS) in 2012 as a Robert E. Wilhelm fellow and served as a distinguished research fellow at CIS until his death.  

“Yukio brought to MIT an unparalleled set of experiences on the world stage. A great loss of a great man — and friend of us all,” said Richard Samuels, Ford International Professor of Political Science and director of CIS. 

Samuels said in an interview with Japan's media outlet NHK that Okamoto never stopped working vigorously for better understanding between the United States and Japan, and that he has never known anyone to be more committed to maintaining healthy bilateral relations than Okamoto was.

From 1968 to 1991, Okamoto was a career diplomat in Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs. His overseas postings included stints in Paris at the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development and in the embassies in Cairo, Egypt, and Washington. He retired from the ministry in 1991 and established Okamoto Associates, a political and economic consultancy.

Post-retirement, Okamoto had served in a number of advisory positions. From 1996 to 1998, he was special advisor to Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto. From October 2001 to March 2003, he was special advisor to the cabinet. From March 2003 to March 2004, he was special advisor on Iraq to Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi. Concurrent with the above last two posts, he was chair of the Prime Minister's Task Force on Foreign Relations. Until September 2008, he was a member of Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda's Study Group on Diplomacy.

Okamoto was an adjunct professor of international relations at Ritsumeikan University as well as Tohoku University. He sat on the boards of directors of several multinational companies. He also served as the president of Shingen'eki Net, a nonprofit group for active seniors with 16,000 members. In addition, Okamoto wrote books on Japanese diplomacy and government and was a regular contributor to major newspapers and magazines. He was a well-known public speaker and a frequent guest on public affairs and news broadcasts.

While at MIT, Okamoto was an informal mentor to graduate students and a highly valued colleague to faculty and research staff. He worked with a study group from MIT and Harvard University to produce most of the text for a forthcoming memoir. The Center for International Studies will continue to work with his family and colleagues to bring this to fruition.

Okamoto also, during his MIT tenure, gave dozens of public presentations around the United States on topics related to U.S.-Japan relations and to Asian international relations. He did all this while working vigorously behind the scenes to repair Japan’s relationship with China and to help those in need in northeastern Japan after the triple catastrophes of March 2011 — the earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear meltdown. He also founded the Signal of Hope Fund, an initiative he established to assist the Tohoku fisheries industry recover from these disasters.

see also report 5 equal alliance global agenda-  published today


joseph nye - chris macrae always asks the hard questions

Wednesday, October 14, 2020

esg zoom 10/14

growth into culture, sustainability in funds

in last 6 years esg ne of greatest societal change waves in japan -nicholas benes

country tending to esg from opposite directions

all fund managers want to work for gpaf

japan pension fund - one of largest in world started adopting sdgs and esg stakeholder model 2015


- japan off site training previously weak so gap for esd trainers

governance capabilities vary vastly -gov code to lgt

3 different legal structures ere for gov - consequence hard 

non profit gcd trains both coroporate and institutions - go to data

access to data on esgs will be much more scrutinised in both japan and abroad- worldwide forward challenges to big conanies dont vary that much - is board inbtune with exp risks and how samrt is esg racking in the model


minako asks has roubdtable process movedon --goldberg sceptism brt statement stakeholder capitalismdue to olitics- other thing a few us journalists joining beat covering esg - journal yesteday sustainability report shareholder vs stakeholder primacy


nick brt statement reported but no immediate actions


ruben what is european view of stakeholde captalism -uk company law incude thinking impact on stakeholders- financial reporting cuncl slowly involved- so brt mainstemed esg a bit but stlill slow


-nick you said g is most impornt of esg becuae of role in governance in your region 


europe process pefectionist not always practical

what is one thing that can unite esg practitioners at cop26 nov21 glasgow remembering that scots and italains value sme networks much more than rest of europe/ do esg experts see any overlap with un artificial intel tech itu #aiforgood - ie where does deep data openness impact expoential risk  transparency at level of integrating market purpose


us problem big corporate build hi level multidisciplinary teams to feed into constant board level decision-mking - process involves such huge ongoing change few people really do it - part of 25 year long failure to audit intangibkes systemically

finsbury global hering includes dc mmerger hq - japan society great meeting- minako in tok


Wednesday, September 16, 2020

 brilliant continuity at sugo's ministerial steam

plus one new post shinki in charge of expo 2025- vital to unite celebrations of rising sun - reiwa era-  in every way that corona-beaten olympics could not

Tuesday, September 15, 2020

 https://www.who.int/docs/default-source/wpro---documents/events/full-programme-with-bio-0915-(2).pdf


the First Innovation Forum in the WHO Western Pacific Region (15-17 September 2020) aims to provide policy support to countries on innovation to identify, test and advance innovative approaches to pressing health problems including COVID-19.

During the 3-day virtual event, high-level policymakers and thought leaders will discuss how innovation can help countries to future-proof their health systems, and the role of WHO in supporting them. The interactive panel sessions will provide an opportunity to discuss key topics such as innovation for healthy life course, environment for health, impact-driven solutions, and harnessing digital tools for health.

Forum objectives: 

  1. Lay out a vision for innovation in health systems with societies adapting to the challenges of climate change, health security, ageing populations, chronic disease, and the aftermath of COVID-19
  2. Explore ways in which WHO could set up a platform to assist Member States to conceptualize innovative solutions, put them into action, apply them at scale, and sustain them

Participants:

  1. Top-level policymakers who make decisions on research, development and innovation
  2. Senior managers and public health practitioners who generate and manage innovation projects
  3. Advisers,experts, and thought leaders in areas relating to innovation who can support WHO and Member States (non-health official participants)
  4. Community leaders, representatives of civil society, academia, professional associations, media and private sector.
  5. General public from the Western Pacific with interest in public health and innovation.

Confirmed speakers (Full list of speakers and short bios can be found in the programme here):

  • Samira Asma, Assistant Director-General, WHO
  • Seth Berkley, CEO, Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance
  • Sandro Galea, Dean, Boston University School of Public Health; Chair, Emergency Task Force on Coronavirus & Equity, Massachusetts Public Health Association
  • Richard Horton, Editor-in-Chief, The Lancet
  • Kathy Jetñil-Kijiner, Co-founder and Director, Jo-Jikum
  • Ilona Kickbusch, Founding Director and Chair, Global Health Centre at the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Geneva
  • Shiao-yin Kuik, Co-founder and Director, The Thought Collective
  • Yinuo Li, China Country Director, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Saturday, July 18, 2020

maolympics.com

i am deeply saddened that the most inspirational peoples in my wanderings around earth - the japanese and young tech wizards inspired by jack ma - can no longer celebrate a grand reunion in tokyo july 2020 - risks of 21 being doable are mounting as we see complete void in us transparency of leadership on human health during election year


how about making the next best thing - searches for community-loving innovations japan or ma either have already shared with us or may do next in leaping towards the sdg worlprivilleged to witness 3 live performances of jack ma 2016 united nations new york, 2017 gateway 17 detroit and toronto- first saw him in a webinar in 2008

my family japan learning curve strted 1962 when dad brough back a pocket calculator and a survey of japan published in the economist

in schools at that time a slide ruler was the most efficient maths tool- dads question what will happen to statisticians if this calculator turns into a trillin times more powerful computing tool 20 yearslater we publisged 2025 report- here our some of our hopes if all goes sustaibly well 2025 versus 1984
sea change in education
sea channge in communityhealth and finance
love of each others communities since replicating community service solutions as sustainable local businesses will value 90% of innovations sdg racing people will need

at this stage the english language broadcasting of japan is a tour de force- it shows thousands of community services the japanese love and which any empathic community might adapt to be their own communal celebration

Thursday, July 16, 2020

trillion dollar maths puzzle - we can only see data from tested world which as march 21 incidents of tests in thousands of humans - active 292, dead13, recovered 91 seems to be - typical questions discussed at economisthealth.com - if there are 10 times more untested cases does this mean death rate reduces from just over 4% to 0.4% - what further questions arise from march 21 with about 60% unrecovered - 13 days earlier data was showing about 60% recovered- so we have the issue that as the world does more testing its quite hard to understand how much recovery time varies for those that get severely ill but i cant find a way to predict from this data that a global olympics will be safe to hold unless everywhere ups its testing to korean or chinese levels of efficiency which wont happen in least developed countries without infrastructure or developed countries where testers make huge profits because testing inst normall a gov service

welcome discussion chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk - over at least 60 years, no country has given my family tree more opportunities to explore the world more than japan so both for youth and japan i dream of the best possible olympics outcome

of the g20 i rate abe -his launch of osaka big data track and society 5.0) as way more trustworthy on sdgs than any of the western leaders- jury still out on some of the rest- among mayors every mayor of a smart city should want to frienk ms koike on a basis of transparency and trust living up to smithian standards

Wednesday, July 15, 2020

If you care about two out of 3 lives mattering who are asian, nearly 60 years of miracles mapping around japan from 1962 are worth replaying -that's when my father norman macrae aged 39 was privileged to write his first signed survey in The Economist (the first 2 quarter of dad's 80+ years of life had been spent writing unsigned leaders in the economist after serving as teenager in world war 2 navigating air places uk bomber command region modern day bangladesh/myanmar - following his father who worked for british diplomatic services around embassies in midst of conflict - eg mostow of stalin 1934, last adriatic port jews used to escape hitler 1938 )

EconomistSports.net EconomistArts.com Musicforsdgs.com

Before we get to the list of miracles look at what has happened to japan in the fisrt year(s) of its new reiwa emperor era- planned  was 40 million tourists with olympics ganes as peace-loving centrepiece ; apart from the olympic most tourism celebrated comunity hosts sme busienesses- all being decimated by the virus; japan is uniquely interesting as a nation as unlike other places run by a majority of elders its recruiting youth from other countries to deliver many of its frontline logistics services- this pan asean development plan has also been shattered; since japan loves sports for the right reason - community building not just big corporate noise - gthe ebst outcome would be the olympics beged asians to tale a majoity share of running futire olympics- this would be good for all four of the next hosts if the mayors of tokyo beijing milan and paris chatted about it- and it would be a great opportutity for womens lives matter to exorciose all the sexual predators - and ban ki-moon who is in the middle of 3 world chnaing movement cliate adatoability, curriculum of worldwide youth and teachers civic engagement , ethics dorectirate of teh olympocs could appoint a supersgtar panel of lives matter - eg the wike of kobe (mo0re at www.kobe.mba), manny pacquaio, and since tennis has always been the emeperor family's facoriote sport as well some uk royals, why not let japan and wimbledon select which tennis superstars can bridge retoremengt with linking in youth as the sddg generation

Saturday, July 4, 2020

MaOlympics.com JapanThanks

Jack Ma has chosen Tokyo Olympics to relaunch Olympics as sports, fashion, arts for all communities
Questions on coalitions: linking other sdg events and girls most valued livelihood curricula
who will sponsor  curricula of poorest billion girls hold up half the sky:
fazleabed.com brac university osun ban-ki moon vienna supercity partners uniqlo kobe.mba

join campaign W - sack every economist from every project commissioned by gov who cant show how his numbers are orbiting towards a world valuing women as much as men - rsvp chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk

join campaign health- sack any nations cabinet who cant explain why the economic risk to sme economes was more for new corona than old flu- in other words was the global travel worth harming hundreds of millions family and sme businesses

how does the tokyo olympics continue developing osaka track (big data local) and society 5.0 from japan g7 and ewtp from china G7 and relay forward to cop26 glasgow and connect supercity olympic mayors of toky0 2020 beijing 2022 paris 2024 milan 2026 la 2028- can uniqlo become the link between all these events and designing valuetrie for garment workers- whats the connection of the IR4 hub in tokyo with its sister hubs in capital of idia china and california as well as geneva hq and 3000 youth global shapers hubs
-wheres the interaction between the shapers hubs and the 2 world economic forum davos and summer china champion and UNGA september - and other world sdg youth scholars eg USUN of soris and MIT-Oxford-Tsinghua of Schwarzman- where's the connection between the 3 most responsible ny funds blackstone blackrock bloomberg and cop26 glasgow adam smith schoiars and whether brexit maps are as sdg as possible


Not since Prince Charles attended Tokyo Olympics 1964 and invited Akio Morita to consider the prince's country wales as his first portal in Europe has a world leader trusted Japan to such a great pleasure
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BEIJING GREAT INVESTMENT MEETING JuL2-3 - see last year at Luxembourg
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Friday, July 3, 2020

EconomistFashion.com (edutech*fintech)- what are fashion, youth friendship, peace and japans greatest connection with maolympics going to be, and how can this be celebrated along every Belt Road participating nation 



so the question i ask you -whether its oneworlldkimono or any of each of your favorite frendship or culture networks -  to consider is how you sell to jack ma and how to turn the communities for all (and education beyond classroom) collaboration chalenge into student union clkubs everywhere

my first recmmendation (because it costs next to nothing to do and can show trust) is to publish a series consider japan-china-bangladesh and leave copies in jacks partners offices like BRAC (bkash) at the places visitors wait


MAOLYMPICS.com - japan is in such a privileged position it has august 1 2018 to august 1 to 2019 to arrange g20 kyoto- jack gave aup about 6 months of his time working on hangzhou g20 because of his sposorship of the olympics it would be so rude if whomever runs japan g20 doesnt ask for his help furst given he is the un's number 1 youth entrepreneur and assuming japan dies want its g20 to include youth (the trial korea olmpics started well; by the time we get to beijing winter olympics we need to be flkying so that the china-ma-rejuvenation dream makes the american dream so very 20th century- we then land on paris 2024 climate where we know macron , jinping and bbc 4-prince chales nature correspodents are dying to help





the specific question is how are YOU UNIQUELY going to help jack with  http://www.maolympics.com 
for student unions to catalogue all the greatest community for all celebrations- so special olypics is one it alreay hapens in 1000 communities   monicaa yunus http://www.singforhope.org is another it can be spread from new york to anywhere afytre 16 yeras work on musicians response to 9/11

when kimono comes to fashions it will be a crowded field




jack has already explained he empowers youth to create fashions on taobao - he has trained about 20000 people on thais at 7 massive 3000 person mastercalsses- serious americans came to detroit or toronto to unerstand how to brand this





there is absolutely a fashion competition to be help every time the belt road crosses a previously sad border - whenever xi jinping is personally involeved in archotectire projects he insistss on a twin youth zone and developing ongpin activities- kimono art isnt enough with extextile it might be
there is amy's idea to make learning english 10 tiems less costly every time some countries youth want to learn english- ww.hujiang.com organises 20000 live classrooms across china- clearly whatever becomes 5th graders main fashion competition for peace needs to also be a curriculum of fashions- and cultures- one of the cofounders of the committee 100 already runs the silk road cultural entrepreneur club - we sort of ought to have talked to him by now

there is the idea brac and others eg mostofa's frineds in india who runs the guiness book of records worls laregst school and the only one ceritfied by unesco to offer peace as an action curriculum= already use in primary school- they dont just teach languages but they develop content for 3rd grade to see diffent countries citures- of course this goes back to the number 1 think jack ma spent all his time on until he was 30 as a tourist guide learning what was outside china

ian's frend who advises prince charles has laready told charels he sgould reorganise all of teh palaces;s community works as if they were a trip advisor to how you could get involeved in your communit- prince charels needs to bring taht to tokyo 2020 and ask jack to do it for every country starting with english and chiense additions, by all means talk to jica or someone and get trilingual; if you do find someone to adopt the princes trip advisor we will need that person to be the main japanese connector of all of above -one reason why is the biggest uk investirs alongside charels are teh sainsburys family who are good freidns of my father and lead prince charleslauresets for microeneregy

my point is that whatever is the lead fashipons for community and peace and arts-clotehes, extextiles brads has to be the one jack ma sees as the graeest collaborator

since i need to talk about this in 2 weeks time in dhaka - and since i have no talent fir fashions- i would recommend you see if amy can pull together all of your views in a way that passes my questions- that way we can ask sir fazle family if the idea is already near enough for them o pitch to jack ma and he can then pitch it to belt road new development banking and so firth -if yoiu can give her a kimono to model betetr still -it wpuld be best if it had bkash's bird logo flying all over it- i dont want tobe ride to jack ma but i believe birds may work beteter than ants as the number 1 logo of fintech (that will need very slow careful debate - he may be correct maybe ants can anime into something - only youth know whcich they see as sympoloing financial freedom) -people spend hundreds of yeras just on one global logo that's why i dont encourage people to compete at that starting point


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related news from 2018 version of EconomistDiary.com breaking 4 May 2018
as you my know my favorite news last week (or this century!) was jack ma's 20% partnership with http://www.bkash.com  sir fazle abed's fintech company in bangaldesh - the question of can edtech and fintech come together around poorest community girls empowerment and eg all of china's south asia region (or other girls belt road trading routes tpo sustainability) starts here imo (glad to know where else it starts)




WISE@NY
Learning Revolutions: Creating Educational Environments for Empowerment and Inclusion
New York, USA – September 22, 2018
 
The World Innovation Summit for Education (WISE) is organizing WISE@NY on September 22 in New York City as part of the Global Goals Week – a series of events during the United Nations General Assembly week, under the auspices of the UN Foundation.
WISE@NY will serve as a convening platform for influential local and international thought leaders, decision makers and practitioners from diverse sectors to share best practices in education and reimagine learning environments.
Through a mix of plenaries and innovative and interactive sessions, WISE@NY will address the role of learning environments in creating an inclusive and equitable future. Participants will have the opportunity to explore important questions such as: How can we design effective and inclusive learning systems? How can we leverage multi-stakeholder partnerships to achieve these outcomes?
More information will be posted soon on the WISE website.
For queries, please contact our team at wise-ny@wise.org.qa