Shared Value Partnerships among the Private Sector, Civil Society and Government
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"Are we going under the Mubarak Peace Bridge?"
"Yes"
"Didn't he attack his own people?"
"Yes"
"Doesn't sound very peaceful. Are those tanks?"
"Yes"
"Why is that Gunship following us?"
"Maybe we should go inside…"
Last year, I spent three and a half…
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Chief Development Economist
Salary: £50,798 - £56,964 per annum (including London Allowance)
Based: London, Waterloo
Closing date: 9am, Wednesday 20th June 2012
We live in a world of unprecedented wealth, and yet despite all of our technological advances and the vast…
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Making international supply chains work better for smallholder farmers
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Open Innovation Challenge on NGO+Buss Partnerships
How can we support more strategic partnerships between businesses and NGOs? We need fresh thinking, that can encourage more partnerships to achieve social, environmental and economic goals. Take a look at our latest open innovation challenge, and pass it on to your friends! …
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Meet Ling Ling Phung, New Business Unit, Unilever
BFP: What do you do?
LP: I lead corporate entrepreneurship initiatives in emerging markets, specifically focused on Africa…
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Live from the World Economic Forum: H.E. Pdt Kikwete of Tanzania just reaffirmed his support to Capacity Development in Africa
H.E.M. Jakaya Kikwete, President of the United Republic of Tanzania, just reaffirmed his decision to chair ACBF Private Sector Consultation…
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Zafèn(www.zafen.org) Tops the Million Dollar Mark on Second Anniversary
May 8, 2012 Port-au-Prince--Zafèn, a crowd-sourced funding opportunity for small growing businesses (SGBs) in Haiti, has surpassed the $1 million threshold as it commemorates its second year of empowering entrepreneurs and supporting social projects in this economically promising nation.
Evidence that Zafèn is indeed building Haiti back better comes in the form of 760 new jobs created at 110 businesses across the country that have received loans. More…
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Job opportunity: WBCSD - Program Manager, Development Focus Area
The World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) is seeking a professional to join its Development Focus Area team, which promotes the role of business in driving greater social inclusion and sustainable…
Added by Filippo Veglio on May 8, 2012 at 16:30 — No Comments

From AidPod to Anti-Diarrhoea Kit
I thought it would be of interest to describe how the packaging and the components have now come together to form the anti-diarrhoea kit (ADK) as we build-up to the start of the ColaLife trial in Zambia in September. Until the start of the set-up period of the trial we had talked about the packaging (the AidPod) as something…
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Beyond advocacy – business needs to get its head in the game
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Find your Place in the Enterprise Ecosystem – TBN Conference, May 25th London
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Meet Rik Overmars, Mozambique Country Director, SNV Netherlands Development Organisation
RO: I manage the Mozambique programme of SNV Netherlands Development Organisation. We are an international…
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At the State Dept., Contributing to an Impact Economy
By Kris Balderston, Special Representative for Global Partnerships at the Global Partnership Initiative in the Office of the Secretary of State
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Access to Safe Water for the Base of the Pyramid
Hystra has just published a study on Access to Safe Water for the Base of the Pyramid. This Report presents and discusses the findings and recommendations of the study ‘Access to Safe Water for the Base of the Pyramid’. The study was sponsored by AFD-Proparco, Aqua for All, the BoP Innovation Center, the Children Investment Fund Foundation, Finagestion, Suez Environnement, and Veolia Environnement, and was conducted by…
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Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Companies: Fighting Poverty and Making Profit at the Same Time?
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The World Bank's New Open Access Policy: Access to Insights at the Intersection of Business and Development
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The Market Opportunity for Mobile Agriculture: Highlights from Mobile World Congress 2012
Added by Victoria Clause on April 13, 2012 at 10:30 — 2 Comments

Bridging the gap between global expert knowledge and under-served people in emerging countries
If you believe mobile phones are one of the best tools we have to reach and empower masses of under-served people in the developing world and contribute to the UN Millennium Development Goals (MDG) you should read this:
Numerous very promising mobile solutions are deployed today in emerging countries using SMS as communication channel to reach the poorest. Among them are health solutions like…
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