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Women Mean Business: Empowerment in Developing Markets

Mar 10, 2012

Corporate Citizenship

This research report presents a joint analysis by Corporate Citizenship and Nottingham University’s International Centre for Corporate Responsibility of the global business initiatives on women’s empowerment in emerging markets. Research findings show that businesses are increasingly viewing women as potential consumers, employees, suppliers and distributors.

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