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  • Abigail Keene-Babcock

    Bednets and the Demise of Social Marketing – What the NY Times Missed

    The New York Times ran an interesting but rather incomplete article yesterday, discussing the split over anti-malaria bednet distribution strategies in Africa and the apparent demise of ?social marketing? as a legitimate approach to reducing illness on a large scale. The article focuses on...

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  • Ana Escalante

    NESsT Celebrates its 10th Anniversary

    Last week, I attended the NESsT 10th anniversary party at Pangea Artisan Market & Cafe in the International Finance Corporation (IFC) building (2121 Pennsylvania Ave, NW, Washington DC). The store has an interactive education component, with computers that provide information about the...

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  • Rob Katz

    Let’s Get (BoP Businesses) Started in Here: Doing Business 2008 Released

    NextBillion ally Chris Monasterski, editor of the excellent PSD Blog, wrote me a short e-mail this evening alerting me to the release of the 2008 Doing Business rankings.? This year marks the fifth edition of the annual rankings, which measures the ease of doing business in 178 countries...

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  • Rob Katz

    Guest Post: Africa Needs Entrepreneurial Infrastructure

    Guest blogger Andrew Mack is the Founder and Principal of AMGlobal Consulting, and a former World Bank official. He blogs at Andy’s Global View and can be reached at: contact@amglobal.com By Andrew Mack In his piece last month about “incremental infrastructure", Ethan...

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  • Ana Escalante

    Executives Sans Fronti?res – Executives Without Borders

    Many people are driven to go and work in other countries for some period, especially now that it is easier than before. Traveling and working is an excellent way of learning about the world, gaining first-hand knowledge, and exporting some of our own knowledge. At a personal level,...

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  • Derek Newberry

    Solar IPOs and Sustainable Enterprise in China

    In a recent interview with New Ventures staff, the China Environment Fund?s Steven Guo explains what two recent exits mean for green business growth. PDF Version of this article “Solar IPOs shine,” raved a CNN headline earlier this year, a declaration that comes as little surprise...

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  • Derek Newberry

    Rising Ventures Investor Profile: Axial Par

    New Ventures interviews Axial Par director Paulo Bellotti about his firm’s unique small enterprise development model and the key to successful SME investment. PDF Version of this article The tagline for Brazilian venture capital firm AxialPar is “Investing in Sustainability,"...

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  • Ana Escalante

    Is there a BOP in the United States?

    When I think about people living in the BOP, I immediately picture people in developing countries. I didn?t really picture people in the U.S. as people in the BOP. I have realized now after living for six weeks in the D.C. area that I could not be further from the truth. There is a big...

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