thanks for your great mails- i gather there is one more zoom where wise is launching its 40 lessons of post covid educators Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Launch of Special Edition E-Book: Education Disrupted, Education Reimagined. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.
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i have a lot of questions and a few part answers my friends and i work on most
one question- whats the simplest way to share diverse question/answers- is it a listserve, a wikipedia
one type of answer - i visited bangladesh 15 times since 2996 because i wanted to write up both solutions and partners of the first wise laureate sir fazle abed - happy to study that by issue, or place with anyone on a learning journey- oddly what i havent been able to find out is who in wise has studied everything they could from abed- this isnt to criticise wise- fazle abed was concerned his knowledge didnt get lost so he set up a university coalition for those partners over 50 years who continuously wanted to help him- those who want to be empowering public servants of girls sdgs shouldnt get into student loan debt to at least know what fazle and nearly a billion asian girls discovered with him
some specific examples - i have come across 2 huge refugee education coalitions- wises Education Above All Foundation and a second one updated by 20 un leaders called Home - educationcannotwait -if you want links to 20 people eg at unicef unesco un and various hi level funds connecting this pls tell me
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when it comes to specific places brac worked with direct partnerships in some muslim african countries whilst in others like kenya there is no direct transfer but still a lot that can be applied systematically
if you are kenyan you know and should be proud of the origin of the world changing text mobile finance mpesa- over 10+ years the people who started mpesa came together with fazle abed to create http://www.bkash.com - basically this was needed in bangladesh to make best of manual and hi-tech fin services for the poorest- there has been an update at the un https://digitalfinancingtaskforce.org/ where kenya's central bank is one of the big players
at brac village health and food security services, livelihood education, finance services were never separated- girls built their rural nation by applying knowhow in all of these areas- if however you want to start with questions about eg your country's education system then there are at least 5 different types of study
pre-school
primary
secondary
college
adult livelihoods where often the adult hadnt had much schooling at all
also specific skills- so if you want to train to do what eg brac village health workers do there.s basically in bangladesh they have an apprentice club where you are mainly taught peer to peer- almost any age from 12 up could be suited to apprenticeship- what i sidnt expect to discover was the first experts who shared their knowhow with abed in the 1970s were health servants including how to eng cholera and indeed how to contain infectious diseases by maximising village community intelligence
if you live in nairobi you have a great but now elderly resource ingrid munro origin of jamii bora before it was taken over- outstanding education models bridges international and the coding school moringa , and arguably one of the few hub movements that helped develop a nation ihub- just a sample -always interested to hear of sustainable replicable solutions
chris macrae
20 student blogs include
economistbangla.com bard to be or not to be ; hg wells civilisation = race between education & catastrophe http://www.economistyouth.com economistafrica.com EconomistAsia.net loveq= hemisphere of nations share girls' dream to end poverty
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