game 1 of learning olympics

Agenda one on job-edication on belt road maps

EDUCATION SYSTEM NEEDED 

1 at rural microports

2 turn WORST NATIONAL BORDERS INTO SUPER TRADING PORTS AND PORTALS

One of jinpings top jobs agendas

If your country doesn’t have a seaport how does it develop supertrading spaces

-first experiment every country in asia and europe connected by china express –border junctions of landlocked countries have become super learning spaces (now all the most exciting ideas of any seaport can be used at borders of countries connected by train) - this experiment now includes all national leaders who meet annually at BRICS OR SCO

What do supertrading spaces learn 3g ed printining, ecommerce that becomes curriculum for whole region

How do supertrading spaces develop lifelong learning networks grade 1 to 69

Supertrading spaces need more girl coders from earliest age

What are places leading this exploration

Alibabas top 10 intelligence hubs of damo and community for all

Lessons from amazon hq2 process

Lessons from other top 10 open ecommerce coding for all schools

Lessons from sme cluetrain

Lessons from places like Norway which already have supercommunities for tennagers to learn civics and become young public servants

Demand fro 10 times more affordable learning of 2^nd langtuages and communities for all experiential learning activities- first major review jack ma olympics

Lessons from nearly free universities for public servants next wise in ghnana but will it access all Mandela learning of taddy; how could hibs have grown if they had opened elearning at eg baptists community centres instesd of becoming property plays

Lessons from refugee learning spaces as most critical innovation spaces on all belt road maps

worlds longest railway yiwu china to madrid spain - about one third of earth's belt (circumference)

continent landmass over two thirs of earths people

over half of world's people live on 10% of land with radius of 3000 miles from beijing

1. Asia: 4.41 billion   - eurasia 5.15 billion
2. Africa: 1,22 billion; Europe: o.75 billion
3. North America: 0,575 (includes Central America and Caribbean)
4. South America: 0.42 billion   Australia: 0.23 billion Antarctica: No permanent 

YES YOUTH AND TEACHER CAN SEARCH FOR MOST IMPORTANT INFO OLD PEOPLE HAVE NEVER LOOKED FOR IN LOCAL DETAIL

example: why goal 2 food security for all  communities depends not just on belt road but on how everyone partners round water intelligence and good food imports into china as 750 million middle class become wisest consumers

Part [B7] ~ Water Use ~ Asia Generally ~

Dwindling groundwater supplies are threatening drinking water and crop production across Asia. Undeveloped arable land, meanwhile, is in short supply. As a result, Asian countries will have to import more food or improve irrigation methods, the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and International Water Management Institute (IWMI) concluded in a report [PDF] released today. "Revitalizing Asia's Irrigation," IWMI (International Water Management Institute) http://www.iwmi.cigar.org/Publications/Other/PDF/Revitalizing%20Asia%27s%20Irrigation.pdf by Aditi Mukherji, Thierry Facon et al. (2009)

Asia's irrigation systems account for 70% of the world's total irrigated land. About 5 billion people are projected to live in Asia by 2050. With demand for meat products on the rise, experts estimate that the region must double its supplies of food and animal feed crops during the next 50 years to feed an additional 1.5 billion people. If population projections are borne out, food demands by 2050 would require South Asia to irrigate 30% more harvested land. These new farms would demand 57% more water unless water efficiency improves. In East Asia, farmers would need to increase the amount of irrigated farmland by 47%, at the cost of a 70% increase in water use, the above-mentioned study said. In Asia, particularly in South Asia (e.g. India), the area of land irrigated by large-scale surface irrigation has declined since the early 1990s due largely to poorly maintained infrastructure, the report said (09B1). Comments: "Surface irrigation" probably refers to irrigation systems that use surface water instead of groundwater irrigation.

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