DOWNLOAD AUDIO AND PRESENTATIONS HERE Speakers:Maheswar Mishra, Private Sector Development Adviser, Investment and Finance Team, Private Sector Department, Department for International DevelopmentMadeleine Anderson, CEO, Equity for AfricaJulie Wallace, Senior Manager, Group Public Affairs, Standard Chartered BankChair: Simon Maxwell, Research Fellow,…See More

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Read the GIM Policy Note.Video of the event with be posted on this site.Please join Business Fights Poverty to ensure that you hear about future events.Royal Society, London, 5.00 - 6.30pm (Registration from 4.30), followed by reception.…See More

Please take a moment to complete the 2009 Event Series survey!Registration from 17.00. Post-event reception from 19.45Event sponsored byThis final event in the 2009 Event Series aims to reflect on the lessons learned and the opportunities identified during the course of the Series, and to look at how business, government and civil society can address them. The…See More

PTuesday, 21 April, 17.30 to 19.00 followed by reception (Registration from 17.00).Event sponsored byBusinesses are expanding the market access of the poor through new approaches in their supply and distribution chains. What is being learnt from experience so far?Speaker:Andy Wales, Head of Sustainable Development, SABMiller, will reflect on SABMiller's supply chain investment in India which has brought over 6,000 barley…See More

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How can markets work better for the poor? What approaches deliver impact at scale? Tuesday, 17 March, 17.30 to 19.00 followed by reception (Registration from 17.00).Event sponsored byMany initiatives of governments, companies, donors and NGOs, aim to help the poor engage in markets – selling their labour or products, or securing the inputs, finance and services they need. But too often the scale of impact is limited, the output unsustainable. New approaches…See More