Doing business in conflict affected environments: from building the peace to building the private sector

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Time: July 14, 2009 from 5pm to 8pm
Location: Commonwealth Club
Street: 25 Northumberland Avenue
City/Town: London WC2N 5AP
Event Type: business for development impact, event, series
Organized By: Overseas Development Institute, Department for International Development & Business Action for Africa
Latest Activity: Jul 18

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Tuesday, 14 July, 17.30 to 19.00 followed by reception (Registration from 17.00).

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Peace and economic growth and closely related. How can policy makers maximize the impact of private sector for both peace and development?

Speakers:	Diana Klein, Peace Building Issues Programme, International Alert
	Andrew Bone, Head, International Relations, De Beers
	Lisa Curtis, Adviser, ManoCap
Chair:	Simon Maxwell, Senior Research Associate, Overseas Development Institute

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Comment by Neil Kelsall on July 18, 2009 at 1:56pm: There seemed to be general agreement that there was a general correlation between peace/ conflict and GDP per capita ( although distribution of wealth within national borders are factors).
This being the case, then we need to address the problem of increase GDP per Capita and to narrow the gap to rich countries. To do this investments are needed in developing countries that create value in the economy. How to raise investments is about raising profile of core potential competences in the global economy. www.raisetrade.com

Comment by Overseas Development Institute,Department for International Development & Business Action for Africa on July 10, 2009 at 9:33pm: For all those who are unable to attend this event in London, you can watch a live web feed.

Comment by Dr. Mercia Selva Malar on July 9, 2009 at 8:07am: I would have liked to attend it had I been in London. I am in India and hence unable to attend it. I would love to attend such programmes in India