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Civil	
  Society	
  Project	
  
By	
  Michael	
  Joseph	
  
Mohamed	
  Yunus	
  
Start	
  
•  Five	
  Women	
  –	
  Fi>y	
  Dollars	
  
Result	
  
•  Over	
  eight	
  million	
  people’s	
  
lives	
  changed	
  for	
  the	
  beEer	
  
and	
  the	
  bank	
  became	
  worth	
  
billions	
  of	
  dollars	
  
hEp://www.grameen-­‐info.org/	
  
Stakeholder	
  Economic	
  Alignment	
  
Doctors	
   Midwives	
   Villagers	
  
•  Serving	
  the	
  underserved	
  
•  New	
  market	
  that	
  was	
  
inaccessible	
  before	
  
•  Increased	
  Skills	
  
•  Increased	
  revenue	
  from	
  more	
  
visits	
  throughout	
  the	
  pregnancy	
  	
  
•  Increased	
  customers	
  by	
  less	
  
complicaOons	
  
•  Accessibility	
  of	
  care	
  	
  
•  Higher	
  medical	
  grade	
  of	
  care	
  for	
  
low	
  cost	
  
•  Higher	
  chances	
  of	
  a	
  healthier	
  
birth	
  
Mohamed	
  Yunus:	
  Building	
  Social	
  Business:	
  The	
  New	
  Kind	
  of	
  Capitalism	
  That	
  Serves	
  Humanity's	
  Most	
  Pressing	
  Needs	
  
Core	
  Concepts:	
  1.Connect	
  	
  people	
  economically	
  with	
  higher	
  skills	
  	
  to	
  people	
  with	
  modest	
  skills.	
  2.	
  Leverage	
  technology	
  to	
  facilitate	
  that	
  process	
  3.	
  
Supplement	
  human	
  capital	
  gap	
  using	
  technology.	
  
Created	
  by	
  Intel	
  
Trained	
  by	
  Grameen	
  
Stakeholder	
  Economic	
  Alignment	
  
Doctors	
   Social	
  Workers	
   PaOents	
  
Advised	
  by	
  us	
  
Women	
  and	
  Freedom	
  AssociaOon	
  
Local	
  ApplicaOon	
  of	
  Concept	
  1:	
  Connect	
  people	
  	
  economically	
  with	
  higher	
  skills	
  to	
  people	
  with	
  modest	
  skills	
  with	
  a	
  social	
  benefit	
  to	
  people.	
  	
  
•  Serving	
  the	
  underserved	
  
•  New	
  market	
  that	
  was	
  
inaccessible	
  before,	
  now	
  
accessible	
  by	
  referral	
  
•  Increased	
  revenue	
  from	
  
different	
  sources	
  
•  More	
  people	
  can	
  now	
  be	
  helped	
  
•  Timely	
  medical	
  aEenOon	
  when	
  
needed	
  
•  More	
  people	
  being	
  helped	
  and	
  
trained	
  
 
	
  
Layer	
  One:	
  	
  
•  Economic	
  hubs	
  have	
  been:	
  Herat,	
  Kabul,	
  Kandahar,	
  and	
  Mazar-­‐e	
  
Sharif	
  
•  Current	
  state	
  of	
  affairs	
  in	
  Kandahar,	
  market	
  flooded	
  in	
  Pakistani	
  
Rupees.	
  Result	
  is	
  isolaOon	
  it	
  from	
  the	
  other	
  economic	
  hubs.	
  Similar	
  
issue	
  in	
  Herat,	
  where	
  it	
  is	
  also	
  being	
  pulled	
  more	
  and	
  more	
  into	
  
Iranian	
  sphere.	
  	
  
•  ConnecOng	
  the	
  economic	
  centers	
  to	
  keep	
  economic	
  flow	
  in	
  the	
  
country	
  by	
  connecOng	
  the	
  people	
  with	
  higher	
  skills	
  with	
  people	
  with	
  
modest	
  skills	
  economically	
  
•  Map	
  all	
  business	
  locally	
  and	
  regionally,	
  and	
  then	
  proceed	
  to	
  pair	
  
them	
  based	
  on	
  mission	
  and	
  vision	
  alignment.	
  
•  Align	
  them	
  by	
  focusing	
  on	
  direct	
  and	
  direct	
  mutually	
  beneficial	
  goals	
  
•  Leverage	
  local	
  media	
  to	
  encourage	
  Afghan	
  helping	
  Afghan	
  and	
  
increase	
  good	
  news	
  story	
  to	
  keep	
  populaOon	
  moOvated	
  
	
  
Internally	
  
Layer	
  Three:	
  
•  Leverage	
  pre-­‐exisOng	
  economic	
  and	
  informaOon	
  streams	
  to	
  create/
fund	
  sustainable	
  projects	
  
•  Leverage	
  collaboraOve	
  plaborms	
  to	
  	
  close	
  the	
  human	
  capital	
  gap	
  
•  Leverage	
  internet	
  to	
  SMS	
  to	
  increase	
  reach	
  and	
  proliferaOon	
  of	
  
informaOon	
  
•  Capitalize	
  on	
  mobile	
  money	
  (mobile	
  hawala*)	
  and	
  mobile	
  applicaOons	
  
to	
  jumpstart	
  mulO-­‐source	
  (Afghans	
  abroad	
  with	
  locals)	
  business	
  
collaboraOon	
  
Diasporas	
  
Layer	
  Two:	
  
•  Adjust	
  current	
  framework,	
  and	
  instead	
  of	
  having	
  neighboring	
  countries	
  
pay	
  money	
  into	
  the	
  country	
  into	
  structures	
  that	
  likely	
  will	
  not	
  be	
  
maintained	
  and	
  sustained,	
  use	
  the	
  money	
  to	
  incenOvize	
  	
  businesses	
  to	
  
train	
  and	
  build	
  capacity.	
  
•  Create	
  an	
  economic	
  link,	
  where	
  jobs	
  could	
  potenOally	
  be	
  outsourced	
  in	
  
the	
  future,	
  a>er	
  sufficient	
  training,	
  and	
  lead	
  to	
  the	
  creaOon	
  of	
  new	
  
markets	
  and	
  the	
  increase	
  in	
  job	
  markets.	
  
•  Change	
  paradigm	
  and	
  sefng	
  from	
  	
  “donor	
  to	
  recipient”	
  to	
  partners,	
  
and	
  future	
  markets.	
  
•  Leverage	
  India	
  for	
  IT	
  and	
  Medicine,	
  Turkey	
  for	
  Agriculture,	
  UAE	
  for	
  
religious	
  training,	
  etc..	
  
	
  
Regionally	
  
I	
  
II	
   III	
  
Core	
  Concepts:	
  1.Connect	
  people	
  	
  economically	
  with	
  higher	
  skills	
  to	
  people	
  with	
  modest	
  skills.	
  Align	
  causes	
  and	
  interests	
  for	
  sustainability.	
  

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Civil Society Project

  • 1. Civil  Society  Project   By  Michael  Joseph  
  • 2. Mohamed  Yunus   Start   •  Five  Women  –  Fi>y  Dollars   Result   •  Over  eight  million  people’s   lives  changed  for  the  beEer   and  the  bank  became  worth   billions  of  dollars   hEp://www.grameen-­‐info.org/  
  • 3. Stakeholder  Economic  Alignment   Doctors   Midwives   Villagers   •  Serving  the  underserved   •  New  market  that  was   inaccessible  before   •  Increased  Skills   •  Increased  revenue  from  more   visits  throughout  the  pregnancy     •  Increased  customers  by  less   complicaOons   •  Accessibility  of  care     •  Higher  medical  grade  of  care  for   low  cost   •  Higher  chances  of  a  healthier   birth   Mohamed  Yunus:  Building  Social  Business:  The  New  Kind  of  Capitalism  That  Serves  Humanity's  Most  Pressing  Needs   Core  Concepts:  1.Connect    people  economically  with  higher  skills    to  people  with  modest  skills.  2.  Leverage  technology  to  facilitate  that  process  3.   Supplement  human  capital  gap  using  technology.   Created  by  Intel   Trained  by  Grameen  
  • 4. Stakeholder  Economic  Alignment   Doctors   Social  Workers   PaOents   Advised  by  us   Women  and  Freedom  AssociaOon   Local  ApplicaOon  of  Concept  1:  Connect  people    economically  with  higher  skills  to  people  with  modest  skills  with  a  social  benefit  to  people.     •  Serving  the  underserved   •  New  market  that  was   inaccessible  before,  now   accessible  by  referral   •  Increased  revenue  from   different  sources   •  More  people  can  now  be  helped   •  Timely  medical  aEenOon  when   needed   •  More  people  being  helped  and   trained  
  • 5.     Layer  One:     •  Economic  hubs  have  been:  Herat,  Kabul,  Kandahar,  and  Mazar-­‐e   Sharif   •  Current  state  of  affairs  in  Kandahar,  market  flooded  in  Pakistani   Rupees.  Result  is  isolaOon  it  from  the  other  economic  hubs.  Similar   issue  in  Herat,  where  it  is  also  being  pulled  more  and  more  into   Iranian  sphere.     •  ConnecOng  the  economic  centers  to  keep  economic  flow  in  the   country  by  connecOng  the  people  with  higher  skills  with  people  with   modest  skills  economically   •  Map  all  business  locally  and  regionally,  and  then  proceed  to  pair   them  based  on  mission  and  vision  alignment.   •  Align  them  by  focusing  on  direct  and  direct  mutually  beneficial  goals   •  Leverage  local  media  to  encourage  Afghan  helping  Afghan  and   increase  good  news  story  to  keep  populaOon  moOvated     Internally   Layer  Three:   •  Leverage  pre-­‐exisOng  economic  and  informaOon  streams  to  create/ fund  sustainable  projects   •  Leverage  collaboraOve  plaborms  to    close  the  human  capital  gap   •  Leverage  internet  to  SMS  to  increase  reach  and  proliferaOon  of   informaOon   •  Capitalize  on  mobile  money  (mobile  hawala*)  and  mobile  applicaOons   to  jumpstart  mulO-­‐source  (Afghans  abroad  with  locals)  business   collaboraOon   Diasporas   Layer  Two:   •  Adjust  current  framework,  and  instead  of  having  neighboring  countries   pay  money  into  the  country  into  structures  that  likely  will  not  be   maintained  and  sustained,  use  the  money  to  incenOvize    businesses  to   train  and  build  capacity.   •  Create  an  economic  link,  where  jobs  could  potenOally  be  outsourced  in   the  future,  a>er  sufficient  training,  and  lead  to  the  creaOon  of  new   markets  and  the  increase  in  job  markets.   •  Change  paradigm  and  sefng  from    “donor  to  recipient”  to  partners,   and  future  markets.   •  Leverage  India  for  IT  and  Medicine,  Turkey  for  Agriculture,  UAE  for   religious  training,  etc..     Regionally   I   II   III   Core  Concepts:  1.Connect  people    economically  with  higher  skills  to  people  with  modest  skills.  Align  causes  and  interests  for  sustainability.