Country: United States

Organization: valuetrue.com

Year initiative/program began: - 2007

Field of work - Banking/Financial Services

Service / Activity focus (If "other" please explain in entry form) - Delivery Method

Year organization founded (yyyy) - 2007

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Project URL: http://futurecapitalism.tv

What is your signature innovation, your new idea, in one sentence? - Empowering youth social actions with new conversation starters, dvd with 25 short video good news stories to 10000 freshers across 20 uni cities- follow up social action clicks and video reply web

Describe what makes your idea unique—different from all others in the field. - DVD10000 will be content edited by knowhow exchange representatives of the 100000 microcredit and microworld intrapreneurs of Bangladesh. This wholeplanet resource is only one to have tested sustainability investment's compound social business purpose over 30 years and local to global scalability

How do you implement your innovation and apply it to the challenge/problem you are addressing? - Through collaboration cafes http://link.brightcove.com/services/player/bcpid1456296524?bclid=1457684666&bctid=1554298306
and identifying in big cities the analagous sorts of village centre as microcredit networks through

Do you have any existing partnerships, and if so, how did you create them? - Yes many - asking who they actionably voted for as number 1 (epicentre of) collaboration entrpreneurs (www and win-win-win)

In which sector do these partners work? (Check all that apply) - Citizen sector (nonprofits, NGOs)

Provide one sentence describing your impact/intended impact. - Restore can do optimism and goodwill multplication through youth fashion and positive energy flowsm bridging every culture and other divide

Please list any other measures of the impact of your innovation. - Wheher bangladesh is wholly valued as knowledge exchange epicentre of microeconomics and the search for 30000+ replicable commmunity rising projects http://www.normanmacrae.com/netfuture.html

How many people does your innovation serve or plan to serve? Exactly who will benefit from your innovation? - to any Gandhian system transformation viewer, this is a misleading question -any win-win-win intervention connects the service mutual needs (and future comppuind truths) of different groups- 10000 youth, 100000 Bangladeshi mentors, 7 billon people in need of jobs that make a difference -all need to be mediated - this is one seeding towards the internet for the poor (something that has barely started just as banking for the poor did not exist 34 years ago)

How is your initiative financed (or how do you expect your initiative will be financed)? - By families and http://journalistsforhumanity.com -primarily through social business network maps

If known, provide information on your finances and organization: -

• Annual budget
• Annual revenue generated
• Number of staff (full-time, part-time, volunteers)

Our budgets interface all sorts of partners who are joining in weekly so no note here would be an accurate reflection of resources that exist for renewing human sustainablity

What are the main financial barriers and how do you plan to address them? - Mainly that key individuals get into personal economy traps that stop them networking on the biggest picture they could collaboratively interface- we need to spot these conflicts pressure points ahead of time. For example how many decent communities have been innocent biggest losers of subprime.

Aside from financial sustainability, how do you plan to grow the initiative? - Mapping how trust flows - emerging from unseen wealth research (Brookings/Georgetown in USA and Brussels in EU), we have 10 years of valuetrue.com transparency practice at integrating maps from deep detail up to trillion dollar auditing - ie which global market sectors are compounding responsiblity and which their greatest risk?

What was the motivation or defining moment that led to the creation of this innovation? Tell us the story. - Two generations of my family have neen interested in simplifyng maths of microeconomics and mapping system exponentials. Dad's interest began while studying economics as a teenager in bangladesh 1943 whilst waiting to navigate RAF planes in world war 2. Dad and Dr Yunus met for first time over lunch in St James feb 2008 during book launch of creating world without poverty

Please provide a personal bio of the social innovator behind this initiative. - Note this may be used in Changemakers marketing material. Please upload a photo of the project innovator or innovation at the bottom of the page. The 4 people at the origin of microcedit are Dr Yunus, Mrs Begum, Professor Latifee, and Dipal Barua - video bios available on request tel 301 881 1655 DC bureau of http://worldcitizen.tv

a) Please identify the individuals that your innovation benefits (Please check all that apply) - Holders of assets

b) Do you help the people you serve to buy goods or services using financial innovation? If so, how? - we develop mentor nets - see eg http://yunusmentors.com

c) Do you help the people you serve to sell goods or services using financial innovation? If so, how? - ditto