Institutions such as Oxfam should realise that following large corporates (whether in Davos or Durban) to persuade them to share their wealth hasn’t worked in the past. It’s unlikely to start working now.
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Africa: Human Poverty Index 2007
Africa: Human Poverty Index 2007