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Friday, March 6, 2015

0 moocyunus before 1996

1996 celebrated Bangladesh's 25th birthday with rural women to be first in world mobile partners

TRAINING ON WOMENS GREATEST ECONOMIC MIRACLE OF THE PRE_DIGITAL WORLD
before 1996 yunus was the greatest educator of how to support poorest village mothers networks to end poverty by placing barefoot professionals who helped them
1 network health
2 train for a livelihood
3 design a 60 person local market so that their livelihood training would sustainably match with income generation
4 develop their own bank to end poverty we discuss the specific challenges rural Bangladesh mothers had in ending poverty at http://www.valuetrue.com
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this video with yunus first female founder mrs begum is part of a 60 minute interview we made with her uly 2008 while the Nobel Peace Judges were in Dhaka opening up the Yunus Museum.

In his 2006 acceptance speech, Yunus astonished the world by saying he would dedicate the rest of his life to social business
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