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Welcome to the WBCSD's Development video library. In this section, you can watch and listen to (1) presentations and speeches made by business representatives on a wide variety of topics pertaining to the creation of sustainable livelihoods through core business activities and (2) watch some examples of how companies have translated this vision into reality on the ground. Additional videos are available on our inclusive business blog.
Seeing is believing: CEOs speak out about their "sustainable livelihoods experience"
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The Sustainable Livelihoods Experience is an online video gallery showcasing the views of global business leaders on sustainable livelihoods business and how they are implementing this new inclusive business approach in their companies. The video gallery also features a variety of short video clips illustrating concrete examples of sustainable livelihoods businesses in the field.
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WBCSD-SNV Alliance launches video on "Inclusive Business - profitable business for successful development"
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The Alliance between the WBCSD and SNV Netherlands Development Organization (SNV) has published a 10-minute video on its work in brokering new and inclusive business opportunities, i.e. sustainable business opportunities that are good business and benefit low-income communities, across Latin America. The video introduces the Alliance's vision, presents two inclusive business initiatives being implemented in Peru and Ecuador, and features the advocacy work being pursued to improve framework conditions for this type of inclusive business. A Spanish version of this video will be available by mid-May 2008.
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Microinsurance in Indonesia
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Since 2006, Allianz Life Indonesia has been insuring low earners -- for many, the first insurance of their lives. See how a microinsurance police helped small business owner Ida Rosina cope with the tragic death of her daughter. More information about Microfinance on the Allianz Knowledge Partnersite.
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Financial transactions and mobile technology in emerging economies
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M-PESA is a new Safaricom service enabling money transfer using a mobile phone. Kenya is the first country in the world to use this service, which is offered in partnership between Safaricom and Vodafone.
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"Real business ventures are the only way to provide financially self-sustaining solutions to poverty"
Business contribution to MDGs can be significant, WBCSD says at historic UN hearings with civil society
Procter & Gamble: providing safe drinking water
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More than 1 million people still lack access to clean water and an estimated 2.2 million children die each year because of preventable diarrheal diseases. With its new water purifying product, PUR, Procter & Gamble is helping turn dirty contaminated water into safe drinking water at the point of use, where water treatment facilities are not available, thereby providing immediate relief to disaster-stricken areas and vulnerable populations.
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EDF's Access Program
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Energy is a pre-requisite to development. Not only does it have a direct impact on people’s quality of life, but it is also a catalyst for the growth of small businesses in low-income communities. Through these short video clips, find out how EDF is striving to improve access to electricity in remote rural areas – and how this has transformed the lives of local people.
Part 1: Hear the testimonies of isolated communities in rural Morocco Part 2: Interview of EDF's Access Program Manager
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Rethinking the supply chain: AngloAmerican
Shedding light on ABB’s Access to Electricity Program
Philips sees sustainable livelihoods business as part of its corporate strategy
GrupoNueva reflects on the challenges in doing business with the poor
Vodafone: Developing country markets are growth markets
Mondi Recycling empowers its supply chain
"Water, It Isn’t Just a Drop in the Bucket"
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Jean-Pierre Tardieu, Managing Director of the Institute Veolia Environment sums up Veolia's drive to provide low-income communities with proper water services and how this not only benefits the company, but is good for development.
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Business or charity?
Will the sustainable livelihoods approach make a difference to the bottom line?
Suez' thinks long-term about providing water services to low-income communities
Panama Canal Authority Administrator speaks out on community involvement
Situation Critical: DuPont CEO Chad Holliday on the importance of the WBCSD’s Sustainable Livelihoods project
NGO leader speaks out on sustainable livelihoods
Growing sustainable business in emerging markets
Business leaders speak out on sustainable livelihoods
Business is good for development, development is good for business
The proof is in the coffee
The business case for sustainable livelihoods
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