This network gives you access to local economic development knowledge and practitioners in Africa.
Local Economic Development Network of Africa ranks 1651 in Africa and 77 in Africa General. According to site visitors it ranks 4788, and 2709 according to page views:
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Hurrah :-)! The LEDNA community has just welcomed its 700th member! Big thanks to you all who believed and do continue to believe in this ideal of a panAfrican community of interconnected LED practitioners. read more
The idea of creating your own business has always haunted you? The fear of uncertainty keeps you paralysed? Or obstacles have so far forced you to postpone or even abandon your dream? If yes, there is certainly no better recipe for motivation than reading stories of entrepreneurs whose determination to move forward despite the odds has led
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HOUSTON (May 27, 2010) – A study released today documents how traditional knowledge of a medicinal plant known only to an indigenous tribe in India was mishandled by the Indian government. Government and corporate actions resulted in the loss of the plant to the world, even to the indigenous people to
On the occasion of another celebration of World Malaria Day(25th April), Malaria ‘experts’ and NGO allread more
Dear LEDNA members, I am currently working with the World Bank in Ethiopia and the Addis Ababa City Government on a benchmarking exercise for the city towards improving its competitiveness and economic growth prospects. I would be very interested to hear from any of you who have conducted similar excercises for your
Authors:Han van der Pool - TNT N.V.Lex Lindeman - HRBoosters read more
Beyond the First World is a philanthropic project dedicated to distributing news and best practices to managers of innovation, technology transfer, intellectual property and entrepreneurship in Developing and Emerging Economies. read more
Whereas a last article I published as an introductory draft discussion paper in October 2009 argued the currently new emerging notions on Social Entrepreneurship will lead to a critical re-direction of the understanding and the application of Social Justice promoting policy, this follow-up piece of writing aims to draw the
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