The private sector can be a powerful partner in West Africa and the Sahel
Gary Hunt • 6 February 2021
The private sector can be a powerful partner in West Africa and the Sahel
Economic growth has the power to transform societies, boost prosperity, and enable citizens to thrive. But for that economic growth to benefit the poorest members of society, it must be accompanied by more and better jobs, one of main routes out of poverty. That is why job creation remains a top development priority—and a critical challenge.
"A vibrant private sector is a powerful driver of jobs and can underpin sustainable economic growth, fueling innovation and poverty reduction".
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Gary
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