By Priya Bapat, Humanitas Global Development
via www.hunger-undernutrition.org
An interesting piece that highlights the partnership between Danone and Grameen and lessons learned from the project and it's challenges.
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06/08/2011
Failure or Success Waiting to Happen?: The Case of Grameen Danone
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