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Refugees who mean business: Economic activities in and around the Rohingya settlements in Bangladesh por Filipski, Mateusz J., Rosenbach, Gracie, Tiburcio, Ernesto, Dorosh, Paul A., Hoddinott, John F.

“…We find the following: refugees have access to a diverse array of active businesses; Bangladeshis and Rohingya both operate businesses and the two communities interact through transactions in local goods, services, inputs, and labour markets; lending plays an important role in sustaining these economies, as approximately 50 per cent of transactions are on credit; Rohingya-run enterprises face greater challenges than their local counterparts: their businesses are smaller and less profitable, and refugee workers are paid lower wages than local workers; and about half of the difference in performance between Rohingya and Bangladeshis can be explained by levels of start-up capital, scale, location, and education.…”
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Business training and mentoring: Experimental evidence from women-owned microenterprises in Ethiopia por Bakhtiar, M. Mehrab, Bastian, Gautam, Goldstein, Markus

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Gender focused training and knowledge enhances the adoption of climate resilient seeds por Dar, Manzoor H., Waza, Showkat A., Nayak, Swati, Chakravorty, Ritadhi, Zaidi, Najam W., Hossain, Mosharaf

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Exploring CSR por Bähr, Marret

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An assessment of industrial employment skill gaps among university graduates in the Gujrat-Sialkot-Gujranwala industrial cluster, Pakistan por Mirza, Faisal Mehmood, Jaffri, Atif Ali, Hashmi, Muhammad Saim

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Subnational public expenditures, short-term household-level welfare, and economic flexibility: Evidence from Nigeria por Takeshima, Hiroyuki, Balana, Bedru, Smart, Jenny, Edeh, Hyacinth O., Oyeyemi, Motunrayo, Andam, Kwaw S.

“…We find that greater PE shares for agriculture, health, and social welfare, conditional on PE size, have positive effects on consumption, poverty reduction, and nonfarm business. A greater PE share for agriculture, unlike the PE shares for health or social welfare, also enhances household dietary diversity and economic flexibility between farming and nonfarm activities, an indicator of economic resilience. …”
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Corporate social responsibility (CSR) theory and practice in Pakistan por Hameed, Syed Kamran

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I'll have what he's having : can a bank increase the financial equality? por Olander, Cecilia

“…In Sweden, women own half as much as men, in the agricultural sector only 18% of business owners are women. Women tend to be viewed as more risk-averse than men by bank officials. …”

Public expenditures, growth, and poverty: Lessons from developing countries por Fan, Shenggen

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Resource management : a multiple case study of resource management in Swedish equine boarding businesses por Andersson, Julia, Gahne, Karolina, Gevert, David

Rural income diversification in Rwanda: Opportunities and challenges por Schmidt, Emily, Mugabo, Serge, Rosenbach, Gracie

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Structural change and the possibilities for future growth in Nigeria por Adeyinka, Adedeji, Salau, Sheu, Vollrath, Dietrich

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Can the whole actually be greater than the sum of its parts? Lessons from India’s growing economy and its evolving structure por Ashad, Reshad N., Mitra, Devashish

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Smallholder transformation por Nyah, Aben Collins

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NGO’s role in a public-private partnership : assessment of environmental educational efforts on short term por Bondesson, Wictoria

“…Business is changing and so are society’s expectations. …”

Fruits of knowledge por Carlander, Fennia, Lothigius, Karin

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Global review of rural community enterprises : the long and winding road to creating viable businesses, and potential shortcuts por Donovan, Jason, Stoian, Dietmar, Poole, Nigel

“…In this context, rural community enterprises (RCEs) are increasingly being advocated because of their perceived ability to combine, with varying degrees of success, economic objectives with environmental and social objectives, such as sustainable resource management, improved local safety nets, increased influence over political processes, and member education. …”
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The socio-economic impact of local community managed coal mines por Zaman, Kabeer

“…The analysis of the process shows that the income generated from the coal extraction has had positive impact on health, education, marriages, economic empowerment of women, livelihood diversification, local businesses and job creations, and improvement in the existing businesses. …”
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Factors affecting crop insurance decision por Brånstrand, Filip, Wester, Fredrik

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Kompetens i styrelsen por Westerlund, Lena

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