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medical care, agricultural and rural development and population etc. 23This not onlycontributed to both countries economic growth, but also developed strong confidencewithin India’s development. Now the shift must be from developed countries to leastdeveloped countries. It is hard to cope with the development of developed countriesfor least developing nations. But definitely, least developed nations can learn easilyfrom the examples by sharing the experience of developing nations. Recently, Indiahas invested in farming initiatives in Mozambique, bio-fuels development in WestAfrica, and the textile industry in East Africa. 24 South Africa has invested in the IngaDam of the Democratic Republic of Congo, which could produce up to 39,000 MW ofelectricity. 25 In addition to this, India’s experience of green revolution, milk production,and solar power consumption are other quick options for least developed countries.The Japanese model of“One-Village-One Product”to improve the standard of living ofpoor in villages by outsourcing artisan’s products, which is successful in India can be26 27used as other new initiatives.7. Leadership Training InitiativesIn this 21st century, we could see visionary personalities who effectively contributedto and transformed the societies, which brings lot of inspiration to us. For example,Nobel laureate Prof. Mohammed Yunus Khan , Fazel Abed of Bangladesh and India’s28 29 30Dr. Sudardhan are few examples. The Grameen Bank of Prof. Yunus Khanprovides credit to the poorest of the poor in rural Bangladesh, without any collateral.Fazel Abeds’s BRAC (Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee, formerly) nowworks in more than 69,000 villages of Bangladesh covering over an estimated 110million poor people in the field of income generation, health care, population control,73423 Indo‐Japan Trade Relations.24 Bioenergy news, July 03, 2007.25 Africa Research Bulletin: Economic, Financial and Technical Series, November 3, 2006.26 One Village One Product.27 The Financial Express, June 18, 2007.28 Grameen, Banking for the Poor.29 Fazle Hasan Abed, BRAC.30 Vivekananda Girijana Kalyana Kendra.