goal2 rural keynes empowered by women - f1 f2 how rice and veggie science empowered billion chinese & bangladesh village womens capitalism to end starvation

 f1 rice science as a village microfranchise

as you can see by mid 1970s japanese small farmers had learnt from borlaug how to produce 10 times more rice than much of asia

rice is very adaptable to local conditions and has little storage difficulties

1977-the world's happiest chart -asian two thirrds of human race wont starve if borlaugs rice science adapted to every village -japan learnt from borlaug around 1950 by late 1970s china and bangladesh village women empowerment were networking the most valued unicorn food's ever seen in population numbers

wherever famine or extreme poverty was ended in asia - village business food security and profitable of rice was essential out of every village community rising

both bangladesh and chinese women villagers depended on sharing rice knowledge with a little assist from japan...

in bangladesh  this took fazle abed's brac (bangladesh rural advance collaboration) to replicate positive cash flow rice production in every village

with hundreds of thousands of village busineeses the next stage in bangladesh was to design village banking so the mothers could save and when relevant scale up with business loans

with china there are 2 extraordinary stories celebrated wherever lives matter:

stalin communism ended as probably 50 million chinese had died of famine in the 1960s-whatever you call china's ideology by the late 1970s the whole of china  revolted until leaders designed sustained village business models of rice 

however until 1976 china had never let ordinary people have a business licence - in choosing how to start chinese capitalism the first 2 ideas had been:

1 choose which state owned businesses to turn private

2 invite million dollar inward investments from diaspora chinese - now the 3rd richest financial network due to their trading roles in taiwan hk singapore and asean

3 there is a famous story of one chinese vilages where 16 families declared they would move beyond the state cooperative to form family businesses- while these businesses would compete the families agreed if the state closed down any family the other families would look after that family's kids

instead of being closed the productivity of this village rose so much that al other chinese villages were ordered to turn themselves into village businesses

so it was that chinese capitalim from the late 1970s permitted 3 kinds of companies each of which gave balance to the other two-

state businesses

inward investor busineses- typical infrastructure -trains ports supercity to linkin in world class trade

small village businesses

next came deng's order one child per family - half of all family trees would depend on their brightest female 20 years olds by 2000 - women held up half the sky became the chinese mantra -village women empowerment became essential to asia rising

without optimalising rice productivity neither bangladesh or china would have developed - in fact the vast majority of billion people ending extre poverty is based on h1 h2 village health and f1 plus village food security businesses

because rice is laking vitamins both bangladesh and china needed 

f2 vegetable businesses

bac in bangdesh showed how to design nation leadership of poultry around village business - over 1 million livelihoods in bangladesh

f4 dairy also became a unicorn network empowered by brac women - timing was vital - abed had to wait until the european union had sopped dumping powder milk before brac dairy became a village franchise

you can see the whole range of village crop sciences among alumni of the world food prize- it is absolutely vital to sustainable development of a nation that small farmers efficient and effective models are scaled through every village

in bangladesh up to a half of infants in 1972 were dying of diarrhea or due to lack of nutrition and stunting during the first 1000 days- in turn the culture require mothers to have up to 10 children in the hope that 2 boys survive- only by ending unnecessary infant deaths could maternal health improve and smaller family sizes free up mothers to run profitable village business- these basic health models h1 h2 f1-f3 raised life expectancy during the first quarter of a century by 20 years - ie an extra generation 

the difference betwee bangladesh and china- bangladesh had no rich diaspora nor huge world trade sailing along its coastline so could only develop nation with rural keynesianism- china could use both models rural keynesianism which saw huge collaborations between chinese and bangladesh village mothers in designing microfranchises - and belt roadtter models through which china extended japan and korea supercity models integral to just-in-time sme the supply chain the far east belt roadsters built inspired in the first instance by the american quality engineer deming