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The Leading EDGE TM The Teaching EDGE TM. PRESENTED BY Jim Stallings Marcus Ragland. 1. Why is EDGE important?.

International Finance Corporation: Its Mission and Challenges. 1. World Bank Group. Presentation Outline. Our Mission Facts about IFC Challenges and Differentiation through “Financing – Plus” Examples of Sustainable Development Examples of Public-Private Partnership Personal Experience

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Australia/New Zealand PRME Network 22 July 2011. Frank Scrimgeour – Panel Three . Implementation of PRME at the Institutional Level. The Waikato Experience What have we learnt?. Introduction. History - What did we build on? Approach - Strategy, tactics and …

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