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Health

Realigning Health with Care

By Rebecca Onie, Paul Farmer, & Heidi Behforouz | 9 | May. 16, 2012
 

Social Entrepreneurship

Sustainability and Self-Interest

Reviewed By Matthew E. Kahn | May. 16, 2012
 

Health

A Lifeline for Mothers

By Suzie Boss | May. 16, 2012
 

Health

The End of Polio in India

By Esha Chhabra | May. 16, 2012
 

Economic Development

Leveraging Research for China

By Phuong Ly | May. 16, 2012
 

Nonprofits

Networking a City

By Marianne Hughes & Didi Goldenhar | 1 | May. 16, 2012
 

Impact Investing

Big Society Capital Marks a Paradigm Shift

By Sir Ronald Cohen | May. 16, 2012
 
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Philanthropy

Not All Nonprofit Mergers Are Created Equal

Lessons from the Community Catalyst Fund in Charlotte, North Carolina.

By Jean Butzen | 3 | May. 1, 2012
 
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Impact Investing

Morgan Stanley’s Investing with Impact Approach

To help provide clarity to its clients, Morgan Stanley outlines an Investing with Impact framework, encompassing four integrated approaches.

By Audrey Choi & Hilary Irby | 1 | Apr. 26, 2012
 
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Business

Mars’ Sustainable Cocoa Initiative in Cote d’Ivoire

The entire cocoa sector—exporters, NGOs, manufacturers, and governments—must help farmers boost their productivity and income.

By Andy Harner | Apr. 25, 2012
 

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