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There's no easy solution for companies that want to enhance their contribution to sustainable development.

But the frameworks and briefing papers below - a selection of work that IBLF has conducted on key issues such as health and youth unemployment - are a good start. For more detailed reports, take a look at our searchable publications archive.

Harnessing potential: Why it makes sense for your business to work with social entrepreneurs
Social entrepreneurs are a vital tool for businesses to bring new solutions to social challenges. In developing countries especially, there are both enormous development needs and great opportunities for increasing engagement between corporations and social entrepreneurs.

Base of the pyramid - where business growth and needs of the poor converge
By finding innovative ways to penetrate low-income markets and respond to the needs of the poor, companies can unlock new business opportunities, and contribute to social and economic development.

10 practical actions for companies to help address the emerging global water crisis
A framework that most companies can use to improve water management

10 practical actions to combat communicable and non-communicable diseases
An agenda for business action on communicable and non-communicable diseases

A Business Response to Bird Flu Risks
An IBLF brief explaining why - and how - business can partner to tackle bird flu

Business action on youth disaffection and extremism
This briefing focuses on the growing challenges of disaffection and extremism and the role of business in promoting economic inclusion.

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