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Health and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance
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Every so often, a society leaps forward to a fundamentally 'new equilibrium': the status quo is left behind - even if it had held for centuries. The revolutionary thinkers leading the charge powerful new ways to structure our systems, fundamentally altering how they work. This, write the authors, is the realm of the social entrepreneur. In this article they describe how one such duo of intrepid thinkers and actors went about creating transformative change in Africa. They describe the progress made by Riders for Health to bring healthcare to the furthest regions of rural Africa in a dependable, sustainable manner. In the end, they show that for social entrepreneurs, it is not enough to imagine a way to reduce suffering: their vision is for systemic change. It shifts an existing equilibrium to a new one - one that ensures an optimal new condition for those who had been disadvantaged by the prior state.