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    Governments have a role in unleashing private capital

    Businesses are gathering Tuesday in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to discuss how they can invest in the sustainable development goals, support economic growth, foster innovation and operate using responsible business practices. But they can't do it alone — governments are critical in creating strong enabling environments that make a business case for private capital in development.

    By Naki B. Mendoza // 14 July 2015

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    Businesses are gathering Tuesday at an international business forum in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to discuss how they can invest in the sustainable development goals, support economic growth, foster innovation and operate using responsible business practices. But they can’t do it alone and governments have a critical role to play to create strong enabling environments that make a business case for private capital in development.

    What is the most important step to foster sustainable development commitments from private entities in a post-2015 world? Devex asked a group of business, government and academic leaders what they think needs to be done in this new era of development finance.

    The private sector’s integral role is a virtually a foregone conclusion these days.

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