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Wednesday, October 23, 2013

Northern Kenya's aquifer discoveries are a mixed blessing

Northern Kenya's aquifer discoveries are a mixed blessing

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Africa international legal awareness
Africa investment climate facility
Africa legal support facility-AfDB
Africa mining vision
Brookings Africa growth initiative project
business and human rights resource centre
Business and the United Nations
Chinese investments in Africa
COMESA business council
corporate social responsibility hub
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extractive industries transparency initiative
Havard corporate social responsibility intiative
international institute for sustainable development
international lawyers and economists against poverty
International trade centre
OECD
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South Africa national business initiative
UN Global compact
UN MDGs
UN trasnational corporations centre
UNCTAD investment
world business council for sustainable development

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