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March 2011 

A development agenda for Haiti’s new government

The country has come a lot further than most people realize. Long-term development is the new challenge.

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  • November 2004 

    The UN's role in corporate social responsibility

    The UN Global Compact has become a major force promoting corporate social responsibility, but not enough US companies are participating.

  • August 2004 

    Battling AIDS in India

    The head of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation’s Indian initiative on AIDS explains the importance of creating a vast network of public-private partnerships to tackle the problem.

2003

2001

  • December 2001 

    Vaccines where they're needed

    Governments and international organizations could reduce the financial risks borne by the developers and marketers of vaccines—and thereby make them cheaper and more plentiful.

  • July 2001 

    AIDS: A flicker of hope in Africa

    As HIV/AIDS rages in Africa, few can afford treatment. A UN-sponsored initiative is changing this bleak scenario.

  • February 2001 

    A point of light in Mumbai

    By developing a low-cost distribution channel, an Indian nonprofit organization can deliver child education and nutrition programs for just a few dollars a child per year.

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