Foreign Aid is Being Cut, but Business Will Keep Fighting Poverty
In an op-ed for the Guardian, TechnoServe’s President and CEO explains how, in the face of likely cuts to foreign aid, business continues to be a major force for poverty alleviation.
In an op-ed for the Guardian, TechnoServe’s President and CEO explains how, in the face of likely cuts to foreign aid, business continues to be a major force for poverty alleviation.
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TechnoServe President and CEO William Warshauer talks “Farming, Food and the Future of Work” at the Chicago Council Global Food Security Symposium.
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