At Clinton GI, Yunus announced Grameen Nurse Training Centre in Dhaka with funds from Nike Foundation and Novo , and training support from Glasgow Caledonian, one of the Universities partnering Yunus http://www.centredaily.com/news/education/story/1523618.html This new vision of health for girls disrupts the current health care marketplace in Bangladesh with a new approach to health education and service. This financially sustainable and replicable model will help ensure that the health needs of the hardest-to-reach girls are met, while providing a pathway to labor-market opportunity. Specifically, the Grameen Nurse Institute will both benefit girls – as recipients of health care services and information – and position them as the future health care workforce by: 1. addressing the shortage of nurses through innovative teaching techniques and recruitment of rural young women, 2. creating a first-of-its-kind curriculum focused on the unique health needs of adolescent girls, and 3. creating a sustainable social business model with nurses as the central actors of the health care system. Read more: http://www.centredaily.com/news/education/story/1523618.html#ixzz0SuVLA1Ur