Whilst advising the owners of the world's largest brands- and economic systems - on the most heroic 21st C purposes they could empower the net generation to enjoy I have been most privileged to meet 3 Asian people who have spent their lives networking to end poverty.

Tabled below are what hearings with all three confirmed to be the first 16 markets to free to end poverty. Of course, depending on special conflict situations, there may be others to innovate from lost transparenmcy's lose-lose-lose spirals to win-win-win's sustainability exponential rising; also at the deepest rural contexts of sustaining families and developing communty,  none are separable from each other as far as ending poverty is concerned. Professors or other high powered macroeconomic advisors who suggest that banking for the poor is separable from the other markets featured here are at best egotistic beyond local contexts and at worst as my dad wrote in The Economist in 1984 suffering from that intellectual plague of the last quarter of the 20ths century "disgraceful political chicanery".

water	para-lawyer in community - property rights designed to prevent outsiders waste or speciulation	own community marketplaces animated for & by poorest	ownership of mobile media and mass channels
infants milk and grains markets	in village : para-nurse and pharmacy	investment portfolio of poor	youth mediating public, private partnerships- as well as future of egov
clean agriculture	credit & savings basic	in village: primary educator	knowledge hubs for poorest
clean energy	insurance and healthcare	secondary scholarships	loans for village children to university

In 20th century's more separated world, end poverty's racers usually had to focus on freeing the bold highlighted markets first, though in the exciting 2010s of the net generation it would be far more microeconomic to linkin all 16 as near simultansouly as possible; by freeing a market we do mean that the poorest community owns the market at least as far as ensuring that all productive gains acheived by the poorest over and across generations get reinvested back in the village communities. This appears to maths that the maps valued by schumpeters 2 million global village networking model, as well as those primary logics advocated by The Economist during most of its 170 entrepreneurial revolution years of being founded around goals of ending hunger and ending disinvestment in youth

3 people I have met : muhammad yunus, sir fazle abed, prem kumar 

20+ people my father had met: Muhammad Yunus, John Von Neumann, Milton Keynes, Geoffrey Crowther, UK Royal family, 4 US Presidents, Emperor of Japan, all founders of European Union and subsequently Romano Prodi, Mary Robinson, many UK Prime Minsters and Chancellors of Exchequer. a Lord Chancellor or two, George Soros, Early venture capitalis of Silicon Valley, Peter Drucker ... 

1 additional person my mother met: Mahatma Gandhi