The World's Top 10 Enttrepreneurial Revolutions

The Entrepreneurial Revolution index and maps of collaboration globe are maintained my Macrae Family network http://macrae.tv & journalistsforhumanity ER was coined in 1976 in The Economist Survey by Norman Macrae, a lifelong deputy editor and originally Indian/Bangladeshi trained economist from the Scottish Internationalist and Entrepreneurial school.

In his 1984 future history of whether the networking generation (1984-2024) would be sustainable, Norman open the debate that the number 1 sustainability goal of interdependence = the free market of ending poverty. We therefore particularly value entrepreneurial revolutionaries whose collabrations connect that map transparencty.

This update was made in Inauguration Yes we can week 1. From inception, it was decided that political networks would not be ranked in our index. We have always valued their entrepreneurial revolutionary competences as much as any other actor but we wanted the ER index to promote inclusivity of every culture and while ER politcal heroines and heroes achieve this is not what mass media has helped peoples understand. Had political revolutions been included in ER then the wave of goodwill being multipled by Obama, Yes We Can and bend the curve would now be #1 ER index

.1 Bangladeshi & Village Womens Microcredit

2 Jamii Bora & African Slum Youth Microcredit

3 Interactions of all deep 10 microcredit , as also enhanbced by mobile and other partners 1

4 The Microsummit Process as first demontsrated over 13 eyqar expoential period by microcreditsummity

5 Lucknow School and connected family schools- India's and the world number 1 educational social business

6 Warren Buffett School of Annual Reporting

7 Interface

8 Wholeplanetfoundation networks and food sector purposes

9 DanoneCommunities including HEC SMBA and paris trial of microcredit as a city bank

.send in your questions on why or why not include -info@worldcitizen.tvl

technicality Q1 -how draw line?- in the world of collaboration entrepreneurship, the issue of where to draw boundaries between nominations is not the most important thing. Indeed by drawing boxes one can undervalue connectivity's productive good by odrers of magnitude - a serious economic error. Reagarding Bangladeshi micro examples, some people might divide our number 1 ranked entry into several different microcredit organisations or the various models they have used to innovate a sustainable development economics that cheerleads the world in ending poverty but this seems unecessary to us as they have clearly published a united entrepreneurial revolution goal - msee eg growing up with 2 giants by Dr Muhammad Yunus