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Jessica Scholl's Groups
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India Network
69 members
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Bangladesh Network
147 members
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Zambia Network
63 members
Jessica Scholl's Page
Profile Information
- Organisation
- International Business Leaders Forum
- Title
- Programme Manager
- About My Work
- Inclusive Business, Partnering, United Nations Global Compact, IBLF
- Sector
- Non-Government Organisation
- Country Interest
- Malawi, Nigeria, Zambia, India, Bangladesh
- Issues of Interest
- Inclusive Business: Value Chains, Inclusive Business: Products and Services, Low carbon and climate resilient business models, Working in partnership, Impact assessment, Investment Climate & Regulation, Working with farmers & the informal sector, Role of donors/governments, Driving & managing change inside the company
- Main Reason for Joining this Site
- Networking with fellow practitioners
Questions on Partnering for Inclusive Business?
I am available to answer any questions you may have on partnering as a tool to design, implement, or scale up your inclusive business model. Please don't hesitate to email me at Jessica.Scholl@thepartneringinitiative.org.
Jessica Scholl's Blog
Business in Development Hubs: Zambia and Colombia
Often times, as I’m browsing the Practitioner Hub or one of its website contemporaries, I pause in contemplation of the shear amount of individuals, organisations, businesses, governments and international agencies engaged in a common pursuit: a more sustainable world. Now, the definition of sustainable will likely differ for many of these actors, with some focusing more on the financial sustainability of…
ContinuePosted on January 28, 2013 at 8:30
Business Opportunity in the Toilet: Partnering to Flush it Out
Imagine this: You manage a successful company that distributes Portable Toilet Cabins (PTC) in India. You see 24% of India’s urban population living in slums with very limited access to formal toilets, 50% of India’s population still defecating in the open, and around 6,000 children dying each day from diseases related to poor sanitation, such as diarrhoea.
You see the makings of a strong demand: a need to be…
ContinuePosted on November 4, 2011 at 14:30 — 4 Comments
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