Can private sector help fight poverty?
Private sector is a key player in international aid and development. Its interventions contribute to employment creation and other entrepreneurial opportunities that poor people benefit from. This short video showcases the work of the International Finance Corporation (IFC) in reducing poverty through strengthening the private sector and lessons learned from such interventions.
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