Truly sustainable economic development: Ernesto Sirolli at TEDxEQChCh

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Need to bring back a type of Kinko
Comment from : Yvonne Hyatt

Introduce myself I'm Arif Khan harry I'm software engineer and website development and investors and students United States
Comment from : Ariful Islam Leeton

Funny, spoken with passion, humility and shared learning- really enjoyed this talk
Comment from : Virginia Simpson

"There is no need for economic development; everything is provided Therefore one should understand that everything belongs to Kṛṣṇa, and with this idea, one may take prasāda However, if one interferes with the allotments of others, he is a thief We should not accept more than what we actually need Therefore, if by chance we get an abundance of money, we should always consider that it belongs to the Supreme Personality of Godhead " Hare KRSNA
Comment from : Rob B

How to be contain Indian economy
Comment from : Gk with kanwar

Well in 2022 africa is burning prestine forest to raise cows that feed greedy americans their precious hamburgers with meat Well done to consumerism
Comment from : Gowtham V

This is a great talk Ernesto Very informative 👌🏾
Comment from : Mukuli

"if people do not wish to be helped, leave them alone" How true
Comment from : Boon Huat Quah

13:30 we have Elon Musk mow
Comment from : babatunda

Investing in crypto currency now earning has increased drastically from 101 Bitcoin to 198 Bitcoin in just 2 months and 2 weeksi've got full confidence in he's trading ability
Comment from : Whats@pp+𝟏𝟒𝟖𝟒𝟖𝟐𝟎𝟏𝟏𝟕𝟎

Brilliant … just brilliant !!!
Comment from : The Londoners - Life is Art - Support Creativity

One of the most underrated Ted talks ever
Comment from : Simon🔥🔥

Great talk! Ernesto is an honest truth teller!
Comment from : Healing Ground Collective

wow inspiring
Comment from : Imelda Ambelye

Looking to work in Developement Economics and this is really inspiring
Comment from : Amaury Gantet

Very good life lessons here
Comment from : laken1804

Summary: Tells a funny and compelling story about how other countries made things worse in Africa Says you have to just shut up and listen to people's passion and great ideas and just provide entrepreneurs with the support needed to make their visions come true Great talk about how to support entrepreneurs, and I'll bet he's good at supporting entrepreneurs It sort of felt like an ad for his outfit since brbrbrHowever, the talk tells us zero about sustainable development and capitalism isn't going to heal the planet
Comment from : Karl Wheatley

but what if the people want paternalistic messiah-like figures to come down and save them by telling them what to do?
Comment from : let rat

Never tell anyone how to do just decide what to do😊👍
Comment from : सीता राम

Fabulous presentation - thank you!
Comment from : musicbyjo

1 Productbr2 Marketingbr3 Financial ManagementbrAnd bring people together with their specific skills to manage
Comment from : ChangaManga

A verry inspiring TalkTnank U Mr Ernesto Sirollibrbr We can contribute to the development of community economies by activating their local entrepreneurship and let them decide how they can grow better
Comment from : Ayub Abdiwahid Dahir

That was a great and passionate talk from Mr Sirolli Thank you TEDx Talks for wonderful and ever passionate deep insight from Mr Sirolli
Comment from : Teokotai Andrew

Phenomenal! One of the best TED talks I’ve EVER heard!!!
Comment from : David Lozano

Nice
Comment from : Azam

I agree brEntrepeuners are too busy doing it to go talk about it in a group meetingbrHowever they are happy discussing a one on one
Comment from : Echoes in the Valley

Love love love love love!!!!
Comment from : Jessica Smith

Great speech Teaches a lot 👍
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I wanna work with this man! How do I reach him?
Comment from : Selma Dhiginina Nakambale

Great presentationinternational development workers must listen to this one!
Comment from : Ramesh Deshpande

vast majority of this aid goes to the elite and the rulers and their families and cronies - the average men and women never benefit from it, the west knows this and they use it to buy influence - I am an economist, i know this very know
Comment from : ahmed adam

2012 was thatpeople have hippos in their rooms!
Comment from : Yoy Piur

Have you seen the Sustainable City?
Comment from : Gino Paolo Palmes

well said NGOs have to start revision of most of their failure projects in the light of this talk fr mathew philip
Comment from : Shyji Thomas

EACH OF US are RESPONCIBLE FOR EACH OTHER
Comment from : mark1952able

We loved the way Ernesto Sirolli spoke Really important features about NGOs and Entrepreneurship
Comment from : Vision Bangladesh

He's certainly learned his lesson Don't be imposing although you mean well Human beings don't react well to that sort of thing They tend to view you as condescending and insulting and pretty soon they stop talking to you
Comment from : jackmanslightpepper

Tremendous He provided very clear explanations to a complex and counter-intiuitive process incredibly well These are seriously important lessons to those trying to develop foreign economies
Comment from : Martin Fisher

I like this guy, I think he is very honest about his work, but he is ignorant of advances in technology that can solve all the problems he talked about
Comment from : Cyfix

Conclusion to TED talk : Slides bring distraction
Comment from : Lee Yy

Awesome speaker! I'm Zambian so I totally relate to what he said The Bwana thing is so funny but true, as well as how people come in and do something but it isn't always sustainable
Comment from : Pezo Kazadi

sustainability is key
Comment from : peter gitika

Why don't we, for once, instead of arriving in the community to tell people what to do, why don't, for once, listen to them? But not in community meetings
Comment from : Sarayut Yut Notip

7:34
Comment from : sh0ppy95

5:36
Comment from : sh0ppy95

you said it you can't help someone that doesn't want to be helpedfinally someone said that, THANK YOU! brilliant presentation
Comment from : Dina I

I love this guys passion!
Comment from : ghost rewind

and that is how hungry hungry hippos was made
Comment from : Rodrigo Escudero

I love this guy!
Comment from : William The Destroyer

Absolutely fantastic, inspirational, I agree totally as an entrepreneur I will get back to this for sure Thank you Ernesto and your team, BRAVO!!
Comment from : Virginia Abascal Arroyo

Amazing!
Comment from : Myc

1308- Donnie brasco
Comment from : Joe Stanley

inspiring talk
Comment from : David Judd

Lovely lovely talk!
Comment from : blissnosis

Local-Local-Local
Comment from : Sam Lyons

When the student is ready a teacher appears! Thank you
Comment from : Susanne Crane

from ego to eco:-)
Comment from : Rasmus Lond

The west is essentially just looking after a bunch of retarded babies on this giant rich continent We did it all on our own, and yet they can't do it even when we're actively helping them, funding them, guiding them All of the technological foundations are already there, but still after all these years they are welfare recipients Yes, one day they will become strong - if we put enough money and time into it However, they're a self-righteous bunch All they will do is say that they did it all by themselves and they could have done it quicker if we hadn't been holding them down Of course, it's absolute nonsense, they just have lower IQ's
Comment from : anarki777

Fun fact- tomatoes are native of the South American continent
Comment from : Daniel Woods

someone said Bill Gates should see this, I say Richard Branson Why? Bill Gates is struggling with the old system and not figuring it out Branson is trying to do a new system but does not know how to build it I refer to his Team B he has an idea that it needs to be changed but as Ernesto says he has not figured out the "we" yet and he does not know the qualifying question He is just filling his ego and failing miserably as ego development is not what is needed
Comment from : Mitch Gold

Think Globally and act Locally
Comment from : PvAm Pv

Great!
Comment from : ilaha abasli

I love it, I love it, I love it
Comment from : pilgrim2soldier

the world gov should lean this lesson hell the USA and the fist person should be Obama and his clowns
Comment from : Donald Kosse

Nobody starts a company alone I guess that's why it's called a company
Comment from : Marc Kaptijn

He is absolutely spot on, this guy SHUT THE FUCK UP and LISTEN to the people! THAT'S how to help :-) Nice one, keep up the good work!
Comment from : 09Ozymandias

Now this is a smart guy
Comment from : timobrienwells Wells

Bill Gates needs to watch this TED talk
Comment from : jasiimwe

WOODGEARS!!!!
Comment from : Dufffaaa93

Ernesto Sirollithank you! This is it Amazing work
Comment from : dchangebegins

"Kindly let me help you before you drown" said the monkey placing a fish in a tree
Comment from : Mask of Shiva

Have a look at the work Tillers International is doing
Comment from : Jim Harvey

wow, RESPECT
Comment from : Solarici Cat

Beautiful talk by a beautiful humble man Asking the native! Asking the front line employees? Asking! We all seem to make the same mistakes 2 trillion dollars of misguided aid that causes 2 trillion dollars worth of damage- who would or COULD be grateful for that? Thank you for a superlative talk which puts its finger firmly upon a major problem I love this guy
Comment from : Debra Smith