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, 2013 Companies can significantly contribute to human development, improving the quality of life of people, especially in developing countries. Fighting poverty through innovative business models provides opportunities for sustainable growth. Inclusive business models are driven by the need to promote dignified humane existence by using market approaches to ...
DEL BALDO, MARA, Mara Baldo
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Economics of Inclusive Business
The focus of my thesis is to examine the economics of inclusive business and its implications on government policy design and firm behaviour. Inclusive business is a business model of including the Bottom of the Pyramid (BoP) or the poor as consumers, employers, and/or supply chain partners in the business value chain while proactively addressing the ...
Daño-Luna, Maribel
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The Business Case for Diversity and Inclusion
Journal of the American College of Radiology, 2020Although there is an increasing understanding of the importance of diversity and inclusion in all aspects of radiology training and practice, many radiology practices have yet to invest into programs that raise awareness and assure that diversity and inclusion goals are met. In many instances, leadership fails to see the value of such investments. Here,
Alexander, Norbash, Nadja, Kadom
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A review of inclusive business models and their application in aquaculture development [PDF]
Reviews in Aquaculture, 2020 For aquaculture to continue along its current growth trajectory and contribute towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals, value chains must become more inclusive.
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Inclusive business—a business approach to development
Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability, 2017The idea of inclusiveness in business emerged in the 1990s with the introduction of Structural Adjustment Programs (SAPs) in developing countries. This paper reviews the conceptual development and discussions by scholars and practitioners around the notion of ‘inclusive business’.
Eunice Likoko, Janvier Kini
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2021
Inclusive Business Models talks about organizations that employ principles of business to address the needs of the poor. It takes an analytical approach to derive insights about business models by comparison with other inclusive models seen within the same sector and through comparisons with models from a different sector. This cross sector comparison,
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Inclusive Business Models talks about organizations that employ principles of business to address the needs of the poor. It takes an analytical approach to derive insights about business models by comparison with other inclusive models seen within the same sector and through comparisons with models from a different sector. This cross sector comparison,
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Diversity and Inclusion as a Business Enabler
IPTC 2008: International Petroleum Technology Conference, 2008Can we increase our production? Can we leverage “technology play” in enhanced oil recovery, ultra deepwater, and unconventional resources development? Can we lead in the commitment of reducing CO2? Can we successfully operate in over 140 countries and manage the complex partnerships and relationships in these countries that are underpinned by diverse ...
J. Sequeira, S. Hu, A. Lo
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Dynamics of a Synchronized Business Model for Inclusive Business
2021Abstract A Novartis social business in India completely separated the activities of its social and business units—the former engaging in raising the health awareness of villagers and encouraging them to visit free health camps, while the latter developed affordable medicine delivered directly to village pharmacies. Connections between
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Diversity and inclusion – LGBT inclusion means business
Strategic HR Review, 2013PurposeBank of America Merrill Lynch recognizes that its most valuable asset is its people – who deliver every day for its customers, clients and shareholders. The company values the differences of its people, understanding that diversity and inclusion are good for business and make the company stronger. Diversity means business.
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