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THE GLOBAL ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL CRISIS HAS THE POTENTIAL TO UNDERMINE THE RECENT ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL PROGRESS MADE ACROSS SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA. AT THE SAME TIME, IT PRESENTS AN OPPORTUNITY TO STIMULATE NEW THINKING ON HOW TO GENERATE INNOVATIVE AND MORE SUSTAINABLE WAYS TO SUPPORT THE REGION’S GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT. Business Action for Africa has invited a wide
range of leading thinkers from business, government and the NGO
community – both international and from Africa – to share their
views on how to ensure the private sector continues to act as the
engine room of growth and development, and the type of policies
required to help businesses to manage and innovate through the
crisis.
You can download our previous report, “MDGs at the Midpoint”, here. |
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Sir Mark Moody-Stuart Professor Paul Collier Professor of Economics, Oxford University, Director for the Study of African Economies
Obiageli Ezekwesili
Jim Kolbe |
Dr Peter Eigen
Omari Issa
Gareth Thomas
Miguel Veiga-Pestana
Richard Laing
Razia Khan
Gabriel Solomon
Petter Mathews |
Arne Cartridge
Keith Palmer
Brenda D. Colatrella |
Alison Evans
Mark Bowman |
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