Innovations in Development : 1 Billion + 3 Reasons to Think about 2030

Wednesday, April 16, 2014

1 Billion + 3 Reasons to Think about 2030

There is a lot to think about when you are in a room filled with social media pioneers, global thinkers, and experts from one of the world’s most populous countries: India. Everything you think about, in fact, starts with the reminder that 1 billion people are counting on the answers to how we tackle the big challenges: improving global health, empowering girls and women, confronting the realities of climate change, and leveraging technology and new media to advocate for economic and social development.

1 Billion + 3 Reasons to Think about 2030

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Wednesday, April 16, 2014

1 Billion + 3 Reasons to Think about 2030

1 Billion + 3 Reasons to Think about 2030

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