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An interactive session with a fusion of live participation from Nobin worldwide directly from the field.

Since Nobin Equity Program has been considered one of the best tools/options to achieve the target of zero unemployment goal as set by Nobel Laureate Professor Muhammad Yunus’ vision of a world of 3 Zeros. This session attempts to meet the increasing global demand for the replication of the Nobin program.

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This session aims to spread the voice of the 3ZERO Club members, their activities and future plan to create a world of three zeros. These Clubs are coming up with a variety of ideas to solve social problems focusing on the three zero issues. Therefore, the plenary session is designed to share the perspectives of the 3ZERO Club and give an update on the recent activities to external stakeholders

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On July 23th 2021, During the Opening Ceremony of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, Prof Yunus was awarded the  Olympic Laurel, recognizing his work to help build a better world, using the power of sport to harness change. While a lot has been accomplished since Prof Yunus first got involved with the Olympic movement in 2021, the Olympic Laurel is also a starting point to accelerate the change to create a world of three zeros. In this session, introduced by IOC President Thomas Bach, and hosted by Yunus Sports Hub, the panelists will discuss the pillars of the next steps in the development of social business in the sport sector, to tackle the grand social challenges ahead.

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The social business model is merely a tool for change, but depending on the people behind it, the power and impact it generates can be disproportionately amazing. Like any other business the challenges faced, especially at the beginning are enormous. Regardless of the obstacles faced, working on untapped niche markets, overlooked consumer groups, or just coming up with a simple solution for a decades old systemic problem is what keeps the social business entrepreneur going. It provides the entrepreneurs with an unparalleled experience in character building, insights into one's own industry that you were once not aware of, unforeseen challenges usually not found in business management self help books and value driven friendships that last a lifetime.  It uses all the principles of implementing a profit making business but with a social mission in mind, one that looks to solve a particular social problem. Let us hear from the drivers of such changes themselves!

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This session will look into the challenges of  reaching target consumers and implementing behavior-change in order to make the value proposition effective for consumers’ nutritional status as well as the key takeaway to launch a social business in the Nutrition space.

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Healthcare in Post Pandemic Situation: The session is designed to allow speakers to share their valuable thoughts, experiences and plans around the importance of healthcare as a social business model in today’s and tomorrow’s post pandemic world and the need for imperative healthcare measures for those who have long been suffering from not having access to healthcare. The session will also discuss how to come up with customized social business approaches to problem solving for the existing healthcare problems.

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Social Business is a critical lever for accelerating Climate Action. The plenary session will provide diverse perspectives on how Social Business is leveraged to address climate change today, and what opportunities lie ahead. As such, the session will convey concrete insights from entrepreneurs showcasing their Social Businesses, while additional context will be provided from high-level speakers.

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2006 Nobel Peace Laureate Professor Muhammad Yunus discesses climate justice and how it fits into his vision for a post-pandemic society.

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At the Social Business Day 2021 in June, the Grameen Creative Lab started conversations to discuss the limits and requirements of the health systems to become more equitable along with health experts like Harald Nusser, Head of Global Patient Solutions at Gilead Sciences, Barbara Parfit, Founding Principal at the Grameen Caledonian College of Nursing, Walter Link, CEO & Co-Founder of NOW Partners, previously B.Grimm industrial Group, Moneshia zu Eltz, Head of Strategy & Partnerships at Philips (Digital Health Solutions).

Together with the Grameen Family, experts in the field suggested a small-scale pilot in Bangladesh as proof of concept to understand how this social business model would look like and how it would work.

For the Global Social Business Summit, we would like to kick-off Phase 2 of this Global Pharma Social Business development by envisioning how the Global Pharma Social Business Company should look like. Taking all the findings and learnings from previous conversations, in this panel public and private health and delivery system experts envision how the Global Pharma Social Business should look like, discuss the landscape of pharmaceutical companies and the challenges they face in taking healthcare to the bottom of the pyramid.

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The session is designed to allow speakers to share their valuable thoughts, experiences and plans around the importance of including social business model in academia. Academicians, researchers, and activists around the world have been emphasizing the importance of incorporating the concept of social business into the education system, as it is believed to be a relevant and new "economic theory" that deserves more recognition. This session will, therefore, bring up the current scenario and updates in including the subject of social business in the academic sector of today’s world. We will also discuss strategies to keep progressing with our goal to make social business mainstream in academia.

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1. Dr. Vincent Gaitho, Pro- Chancellor, Mount Kenya University
2. Dr Vanessa Kerry, Harvard Medical School, Founder, Seed Global Health

Thanks Giving
1. Lamiya Morshed, Executive Director, Yunus Centre
2. Hans Reitz, CEO, The Grameen Creative Lab

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Professor Muhammad Yunus

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