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All best,
Jane
You'll be happy to know that now I'm making a documentary on a tribal fair organised by an NGO with the participation of the artisans from Saraikela-Kharsawan.
Regards
I am not currently working in India, just the one project in Uganda. Once I get this going, I would be happy to try something in India. Let's stay in touch and connect on DC. Keep me posted on what you are up to.
Best,
Genice
that?
in response to your question, yes you have a right to be cynical in terms of how business views its involvement with local communities. No one can deny the fact that the main objective of business is maximazation of profit often to the detriment of the local population, especially when it comes to emerging markets where regulation is less observed. But having worked over the past 15 years closely with several corporates and government bodies, there is a large number of them that see a strong connection between their economic growth and their reputation. So it is this concern for the reputation of the company that gives the opportunity for more sustainable practices that favour the local communities to be established. That has always been the way I have tried to advice and persuade companies to act in more responsible manner, that at the end of the day it's for their benefit to support local communities.
I am not claiming that everyone does that but there is a shift in the organisational behaviour of corporates.
I hope this is helpful, feel free to comment....
Daphne
All the very best to you,
Daphne
Nice to meet you!
Tunde
Where are you located and what are you trying to do? Tourism is a great opportunity but must be done with planning and expertise.
celine
Thank you very much for the warm welcome!
Irén
Apologies for the delay but I wanted to make sure from you , if you can tell me a specific project you wan tto develop as you youth development is large.
I hope to hear from you when you have time.
Best regards ,
Rock
I would suggest you get in touch wioth sb from Africa Region at the IFC and/or IBRD.
Good luck!
A very happy new year and all the best wishes for it.
Thanks for your email I will forward you some useful information asap.
Best regards ,
Rock
thank you very much for your letter of interest, although I am sorry to have to tell you that for the moment we are only working to build up base projects in a few african countries, we do not have the resources for more right now. But it is not a no - so please keep in touch, there might be opportunities later on.
Thank you!
Andrea
I will send you some useful information , could you kindly provide me with your email ?Thanks
Rock
Beautiful pictures, by the way
etc. of the concerned person there?
greatfully
Kunwar
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