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The Business and Development Discussion Papers encourage debate regarding the different forms of private sector action for development and the sharing of best practices. The series is one initiative of the Business, Competitiveness and Development Program of the World Bank Institute. The Program aims to foster sustainable and equitable development and effective multi-sectoral partnerships.

If you have ideas for a Business & Development discussion paper, please contact the series editor Michael Jarvis.

Discussion Paper issues:


I. Private sector roles in the partnership age. by Frannie Léautier and Djordjija Petkoski	II. Better Corporate Governance: More Value for Everyone. by Mehmet Can Atacik and Michael Jarvis	III. The Business of Building Lives - HIV/AIDS and the private sector by Kebour Ghenna, Mehmet Can Atacik, and Michael Jarvis



IV. Business and the Millennium Development Goals by Michael Jarvis and Mehmet Can Atacik	V. Cybermonks and rural entrepreneurs in Sri Lanka by Ismail Radwan	VI. Business action to fight micronutrient deficiency by Tamara Bekefi and Michael Jarvis



VII. The public–private alliance model for development by Daniel F. Runde	VIII. CSR and beyond: Business and the development cycle by Marketa D. Evans, Ph.D.	IX. Business and Philanthropy: The blurring of boundaries by Michael Jarvis and Jeremy M. Goldberg


X. The power of business advocacy and ICT reforms by Kathrin Frauscher and Camelia Bulat	XI. Corporate strategy and inadequate governance: The pitfalls of CSR by Susan Ariel Aaronson

Disclaimer: The views published are those of the authors and should not be attributed to the World Bank or any affiliated organizations. Nor do any of the conclusions represent official policy of the World Bank or of its Executive Directors and the countries they represent.

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