Making foreign investment work: lessons from Mozambique

Making foreign investment work: lessons from Mozambique

	Making foreign investment work: lessons from Mozambique The country successfully attracts investment for mega-projects, but for them to contribute to sustainable development, the country must also help small businesses to flourish
	To anti-trafficking NGOs: a little less conversation, a little more action please In Vietnam and around the world, instead of direct action to free victims, organisations are fixated by media soundbites. How can you claim to fight trafficking, yet sit at a safe distance?

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