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The above internet address is an illustration of what a Social entrepreneur is.
Some of the most important ideas are: Find out what works and then share ideas!
Social change happens when Belief meets energy but needs blueprints.
Grameen Bank: Microcredit for poor people to start their own businesses: 42 million people worldwide.
Palmari Rosa Project: Electricity in Brazil's Rural Areas: Solar Panels+ electric fences
$15 a month(1 billion people can afford this)
Ideas need champions: Marketing and Organization are key!!
Be a Social Entrepreuneur: See vision, mobilize team, drive through adversity, think business and social mission, market and persuade people to join you!
Child Line: service provider, children as para-paramedics,adopted by India as national franchise, drives government protection policy, data tracks regional problems and patterns.
Use what is dominant in a culture to change it and to make it better: listen, share credit, think big, start small, keep going, get energy from "No"
Anyone can be a Social Entrepreneur. Find a need and fill it. Get educated. Make things work better. Get friends and relatives to help you help them and all their friends and relatives! Be innovative!
To the best of my ability I write about my experience of the Universe Past, Present and Future
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