questions of youth to 10 most powerful men of 21-2- which sdg will you transform? which summits will you connect to change in college curricula/certification
Bloomberg and western fund friends
Schwab including ai-ir4 hubs lining big capitals
Guterres if there is a deep data special ops beyond borders
Royals of Japan-Netherlands
Some combination of emirates leaders
Bezos or Ma -what you both started in 1995 hasn't landed yet financially or in last mile service infrastructure
Some combination of asset owners in hong kong potentially mediated by real asset king li-ka shing or virtual's charles yidan
Whomever agents the off-court life-purposes 10 most of youth's most influential superstars of 21-22
Whomever in pharma research world started covid assuming there was an end game other than extinction
Are the west's biggest givers united in any just-in-time movement what with split of gates and aging of buffett?
Have we left an end-extinction candidate out/ - we're here to zoom , wechat text or linkin chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk tokyo & glasgow, washington dc and dhaka
..		..21-22 is humanity's last chance year for students and teachers- we diarise worldwide summits
shoutout to bloomberglive -onsemand summits for replay currently 5 a year connecting investors in responsibilities to leap forward

A for AI- von neumann alumni over 60 years mapped 2020s as decade when humans would know if 4th industrial revolution designed for orwellian extinction or sustainability of next generations refs currently davos agenda jan 2022 looks like main ai summit along with geneva un's year-round virtual aifor good
A is also for abedmooc.com - how billion asian women ended poverty and used the least carbon -abed asked his partners the worldlargest ngo grup to invite 100 new universties to collaborate in everything poorest and youth need to be the sd generation - queries cris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk

C is for climate - glasgow cop26 november 1-12; youth pre-cop milan end september- more details below and at ecop26.com and xglasgow.com

E is for education - currently asia has scheduled 3 revoklutionar education summits in decembe - hong kong, qatar, dubai in conjunction with uae expo which runs 6 months from oct 1 see brochure






what with covid, refugees being at an all time high due to budgets spent on arms are not soon enough to going net zero, and the curse of history borders-we 7.5 billion humans are arguably facing even tougher times than the 1920s unless we use extraordinary technologies to unite what children born in any community need most - typically sdg1 to 5 are absolute minimum of livesmatter mutuality
economistdiary invites you to vote for which summits from june 2021 to june 2022 can not just
be exciting for globally powerful people to talk at but which can be turned into action learning networks the younger half of the world can apply to celebrate being the first sustainability generation...		Eco 2025--A:B:C:D:E:F:G:H -KEYNES increasingly a few economists compound what future's possible- which A-H futures = peoples/nature's last leap to
SUSTAINABILITY --2021 HUMANITY'S COMEBACK MEETS RSVP CHRIS.MACRAE@YAHOO.CO.UK youthmarkets.com worldrecordjobs.com
thanks to qatar and bloomberg now on-demand replay..offering best case yet of fazle abed's 30th hunicorn 5.6

qatar/bloomberg june -7.5 bn updates

Chris Macrae on LinkedIn


in contrast to unicorns, we search for hunicorns- multi billion dollar human knowhow networks too valuable for exiting investors or party politics; we were privileged to visit bangladesh's fazle abed 15 times in his last 10 years and aim to share notes on how billion women empowered of extreme poverty through mobilising hunicorns -dates in 21-22 staging global sustainability summits where abed partners (largest ngo web in world) expected to impact include
DECEMBER- EDUCATION:YIDAN - HONG KONG; REWIRED DUBAI; WISE -QATAR

NOVEMBER - CLIMATE COP26 GLASGOW 1 2 3. OCTOBER BIODIVERSITY KUMNING: INFRASTRUCTURE AIIB DUBAI: G20 italy; September unga76 ny; August weforum singapore; May yidan europe oxford...		digital april - fuzhou apr 25;; green summit in april: 13 sees bnef - 22 sees earth day with biden hosting virtual leadership call-actions speaker louder than words joe- followed up by next bloomberg open green summit april 26/7 - free virtual for worldwide citizens .. next virtual celebration with 45000 teachers t4-vidas oct 2021 -help map t4cop26 nov 2021 first time this century glasgow on world stage- we want to make sure we celebrate glasgow u and sdg's greatest alumn fazle abed ...ideas rsvp chris.macrae@yahoo.co.ukwelcome 2021 - valuing humanity most collaborative year - leap forward 1 covid; 2 to green; 3 to investing in lifelong education & all under 30s sdg livelihoods not under half-see dubai december 1
60 years ago dad published two serial surveys over 15 years in The Economist: on how two thirds of people who are Asian sought to rise from less than 15% of markets to at least half and how those who played best above zero-sum games with von neumann innovations could most advamce mankind- in spite of john f kennedy's post to learn abou this- i dont know of any american academics who did....emembering Norman Macrae at The Economist
Dad lost his battle with cancer in 2010 but not before inviting young female journalists to 10 years of visiting Fazle Abed in Bangladesh - what we found will appear at ABEDMOOC.com and youthmarkets.com as well as Glasgow U's Journal of Social Business

thank you brac & fazle abed & asian women preventing greatest bureaucratic mistake ever made in english

hg wells - civilisation is a race between education and disaster…


the archives of fazle abed

how 1 billion women ended extreme poverty building world's largest ngo partnerships round livelihood education, health & ...catalogue of solutions 50 years in the networking

STARSteacher who's who valuing future of 2020s sdg youth most

…

...		keTry has called 2021 humanity's last best chance year - next global zoom by un on actions 25th march-
2021 major summit maps -weforum series - january davos; may moved to august singapore; cop26 november glasgow; g20 italy october; dubai most exciting edu expo ever in december; biodiversity cop may kunming; aiib infrastucture uae october; unga76 ny sept; ai earth and sdgs year round geneva itu ; year round university coalitions; year round trillion dollar sector purposes including 300 trillion dollar western pensions :14 trillion dollar and rising covid sector- you tell us rsvp chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk 		....japan is making about 10 exciting contributions to united nations 48 hour sdg actions zoom in 2 weeks - you can see both the japan and global program here https://globalfestivalofaction.org/speakers/ - if anyone from your side participates actively- it would be good to know- we are aiming to find yourg sherpas from any sustainable city to the youth fringe of cop26 glasgow- now that tokyo is having no guests at olympics will you be doing any virtual platform; i will be trying to renew contact with japan society assuming unga76 will return to normal- are you expecting to be in ny again ? i will use my linked in space to make action calendars between now and glasgow whilst at same time inserting ads on 50 years of fazle abeds deepest partners https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/most-exciting-time-ever-economistun.com-chris-macrae/....lead country/city notes #br0 china #br1.1 japan #br1.2 s. korea #br1.3 singapore-hk-taiwan #br1.4 rest asean #br2.1 bangladesh #br2.2 india #br2.3 pakistan #br2.4 rest south asia #br3 russia #dr4 rest lanblocked north-central asia #br4 europe excluding eu nordica britain; #br5 west europe #br6 north america #middle east or west asia #br8 arctic circle #br 9 africa #b10 latin america#br11 un...260 years after adam smith first questioned the futures of humans and machines- glasgow university union sat nov 6 (middle weekend cop26) invites ideas on staging humanity's most urgent summit since birth of united nations san francisco opera house 1945..JFK put about 10000 young american brains on one decade- long networking goal- race to the moon; although usa today has about 100 million under 30 brains, its elders & educators have never since freed 10000 brains to any goal in spite of fact that humansAI.com and EntrepreneurialRevolution are now most exciting co-creative games ever played ever- is it too late for american youth to be included in tech to sustain the world? click astronaut Garan's urgent collaboration crisis -which seas or continent can you help youth sdg economic map - asia asean africa america arctic europe ..
twitter version of 2025 report		7worlds.net

Astronaut Ron Garan: urgent collaboration crisis
Astronaut Ron Garan poses massive collaboration challenge ,,		Future of :health; culture; energy; finance. education-1960-2025: at The Economist 1960 my family started asking leaders when were they including the people in key market futures assuming the moon race made gordon moores promise that microelectronic engineers will multilpy ai capabilities every decade by 100 fold (to 2030 that's a trillion times moore than man raced to moon with, and needs road maps valuing the most exciting goals humans can linkin we use machine intelligence terms broadly to include everything that the human brain alone is now able to innovate; Economist diary continues to investigate when and where top people meet does anything get shared enabling youth to go great work and become the first sustainability generation.What is ER (Entrepreneurial Revolution)? Searches show that ER is a curriculum for valuing trust and youth especially girls by changing systems of education and community development economics. ER was founded as a media challenge of leadership purpose and friendship across nations at The Economist as man was racing to the moon in the 1960s- it was based on the hypothesis that it would be wise to put a deadline on sustainability system design. At some stage failure to educate and invest in sustainability would become exponentially irreversible. A deadline of 2025-2030 was thought to be wise.
In this worldwide economic model, communications TECH doubles every 7 years from 1946 to 2030- over 4000 times Moore! 2018-2019 is the last but 12th year for action learning sustainability. This diary aims to map the most exciting opportunities of each of the last countdown years
june 2019 luxembourg hosts 100 banking delegations sharing cases on long-term collaborative investment in infrastructure
april 2019 sees 100 national leaders coming to beijing to map sustainable world trade routes integrated round coastal Belts and Roads (eg railRoads & overland grids) as well as the sdg opportunities for cooperation that arise when all communities are linked in to win-win trade and under 30s dreams of being the sustainability generation		......BRI.school map top 13 sdg world trade routes 0 inside china, 1 East-Belt,
2 South-Belt; 3NorthBelt
4 centre eurasia &E.Euro; 5 WEuro 6 N.Am; 7 MidEast 8MedSea 9Africa 10LatinAm 11 Arctic Circle 12UN-urgent..		help ALI report 2018-2019 Mass Collaboration 1 2 3 and Sustainability Student Livelihoods Year is turning out weird, at end of year:
june 2019 AIIB (world leader in new dev banking_ is being hosted by EU epicentre of big old banking - luxembourg, and
july sees a truncated year for preparing Japan G20 because somehow Argentina was allowed to postpone Franciscan G20 to Nov 2018 coming after the world bank oct 2018 from indonesia where theme of world development report is Livelihoods, and where the billion dollar bank partnership with aiib aims to be world class benchmark for ending slums. Asean's leading economist Mahbubani brings out his second provocation - have americans lost it, alongside can asians think- it takes 2 to win-win trade as well as tango. This most co-creative student year kicks off from Joburg BRICS in early September the start of the UNGA year sees handover from E Europe to Ecuador meanwhile the newest of Guterres entrepreneurial revolution committees led by melinda gates and jack ma has been asked to report by march 2019 in time for the greatest sustainability summit ever hosted as 100 national leaders collaborate around maps- beijing's BRI May 2019 rsvp with good news isabella@unacknowledgedgiant.com special mentions - shanghai hosts first world expo only for foreign exhibitors nov 2018- archives 2013 mainly silk road and BRI - 2012 mainly education

Wednesday, October 27, 2021

 its been 4 years since I heard bankers debate as humanly consciously as this - thanks to FT's Gillian Tett for superb moderation thanks to Maldives and Philippines and Pres J

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Friday, October 15, 2021

asia's quarterly update

 through 4th quarter vietnam host digital world with united nations geneva ITU



and...

iib   octo9ber 26-28 with ---6 months uae expo and dubai indluding decemeber education's rewired2020.com


Meeting - ASEAN Summit Brunei 2021

https://asean2021.bn › meeting
1 November, 2021 at 8 30 AM-5 November, 2021 at 4 30 PM. 52nd STOM, 27th ASEAN Transport Ministers (ATM) Meeting and Associated Meetings. 2 November, 2021 ...



Harnessing Technology to Build Human Capital in South Asia

South Asia is among the fastest growing regions globally, with a vast human capital potential. By 2030, it will be home to over a quarter of world’s working adults. Despite the potential, the region faces persistent human capital deficits—one out of every three children is stunted here, and four out 100 do not live beyond the age of five



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Wednesday, October 6, 2021

3 virtual summits in one week - bllomberg live global investment; unctaf15 with barbdaos; yidan prize with cambridge

yidan  princess Laurentien, UNESCO Special Envoy on Literacy and Development 4.1 and 4.5

and Director, Yidan Prize Foundation- she is speaking tomorrow ie thursday at cambridge-yidan https://www.educ.cam.ac.uk/centres/real/events/FullProgramme7Oct2021.pdf  https://yidanprize.org/events/creating-an-equitable-future-through-education/

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The pandemic has heightened attention to the gaping divides between and within societies, offering an opportunity to change course and move from rhetoric to action, world leaders say at the UNCTAD ministerial conference. Read more.

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    Bloomberg Invest Global



    https://events.bloomberglive.com/bloomberg-invest-global/agenda?login=ML
    October 5-7, 2021
    see youtube bloomberg - our lessons are at www.economistbank.com

    About the Event

    Even as a vaccine light at the end of the pandemic tunnel grows brighter every day, institutional investors are still predicting significant headwinds in the near term as social, political and economic upheaval continues to dominate headlines and roil markets. The economic effects of the pandemic in many ways significantly altered the financial landscape that faced investors at the beginning of 2020, and while the core issues—fee pressures, low rates, volatility—have not fundamentally changed, they have been greatly exacerbated. But among the uncertainty lies opportunity. Even as many investors begin 2021 in defensive postures, there is a case to be made that those who adopt aggressive, active postures throughout the year may be best positioned to benefit the most from any significant economic rebounds. An increased risk appetite could mean outsized returns for those with the mettle to put money to work in sectors such as emerging market equities and alternatives, including Bitcoin, private debt and private equity. At this year’s Bloomberg Invest Global we will again focus on the key issues driving institutional investment strategies, offering valuable insights from top investors on how smart money can safely navigate an uncertain and risky environment. We’ll take the measure of the recovery and put 2021’s most popular strategies under the microscope to see what has worked and what hasn’t as we look ahead to 2022.

    Themes

    Economic recovery

    Despite robust growth through the first two quarters of this year, the economic effects of the pandemic continue to be a drag on significant sectors as demand has outstripped supply slowing growth. When will the world return to pre-pandemic levels and how long will it take to get there?


    Policy matters more than ever

    From pandemic response to stimulus efforts, policy makers received mixed reviews in 2020, but one thing seems certain—politics might dominate the headlines but it’s going to be policy that drives prosperity into the future.



    The test for active
    management

    While 2020 did not necessarily produce the outperformance many active managers had hoped for, despite the predictions proponents made regarding the importance of active management during the crisis, neither did 2020 put a nail in active’s coffin. With negative interest rates and volatility top of mind for many investors, there is still room and time for active managers to adjust strategies to outperform their passive counterparts.


    Bitcoin: The Trillion Dollar
    Question

    Despite ongoing volatility and a lack of general understanding of BTC as an asset class, there is no denying that Bitcoin is at least on the minds of every major investor in 2021. As Bitcoin’s market capitalization steadily inches toward $1 trillion USD, the otherworldly returns and the beginnings of institutional frameworks for custodianship and regulation are giving the world’s leading digital currency much-needed heft when it comes to convincing the markets’ biggest players of its staying power.

    The hunt for yield and
    allocation

    Even as defensive positions will likely rule the day, the hunt for yield will dictate new tactics when it comes to allocations. A trim in U.S. equities could mean more money to allocate to emerging market, European, and Asian stocks. Likewise, fixed income portfolios might see an increase in ESG/green bonds to offset potential negative rates; and alternatives could also see a boost as investments in private equity, private debt, infrastructure, gold, and cryptocurrencies.


    Equity strategy
    .

    Time will tell whether a focus on value, small cap and emerging markets will be a winning formula for 2021, but indicators point to strengthening performance amid rising allocations to riskier segments of the equity market as risk tolerance grows, backed by stronger earnings momentum and easing macro pressures.


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Monday, October 4, 2021

 italy t20 unni sponsor boccoi next stop cop26

To attend the event online, please click the button below:

Among the confirmed speakers: Antonio Guterres, Secretary-General, UN; Kristalina Georgieva, Managing Director, IMF; Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director-General, WHO, Michelle Bachelet, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Esther Duflo, 2019 Nobel Laureate in Economics Sciences, Jeffrey Sachs, Director, Center for Sustainable Development, Columbia University, Patricia Espinosa, Executive Secretary, UNFCCC, António Vitorino,  Director General, IOM and the Italian Ministers Roberto Congolani, Vittorio Colao, Luigi Di Maio and Daniele Franco. 

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Monday, September 27, 2021

adam smith scholars join me in writing we have entered the last 8 student/teacher years of UN's sustainability cliff

neatly 40 years ago i co-authored the 2025 report- changes communities would need to demand if sustainability of millennials was possible

we are behind the curve on our top 10 challenges from basic health to true media

economistdiary.com offers deep details monthly on one world leadership summit that every teacher/parent should know of if we are not to examine our kids on total misinformation as well as make many of them either unemployable or in student debt

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Sunday, September 12, 2021

help assemble zoom diary of 21-22 - 100 events every global graduate needs to share knowhow of

universities that spend too much of their students time on monopoly teaching by individual professors and monopoly exams certified to the confines of those professors old brains -and keeping their alumni separate from worldwide alumni collaborations -  are probably the greatest risk to your nations younger half ever being the sustainability generation

 anyhow lets assemble the 100 most open minded leadership zooms in 21-22, and the review claims for and against 

 or help us assemble the most collaborative univesrsity in the world - the global university of poverty www.abedmooc.com
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Thursday, September 9, 2021

survey of 100 summits educators and under 30s need to linkin 21-22

 help us compile this at linkedin


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