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Tag Archives: D. Capital
Investing for impact at D. Capital
by Eric Cooperstrom When I joined D. Capital in July 2012, I became the fifth member of a team spread across London, Washington DC and Nairobi. At that time, we fit perfectly into the stereotypical start-up company mold: an entrepreneurial … Continue reading
Using social impact bonds to transform development aid
by Adam Bradlow, Sam Lampert, and Liesbet Peeters Today’s economic climate is tough for development practitioners. While donors struggle to find the financial resources to meet their obligations, recipients are raising their expectations – and both parties must find new … Continue reading
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Tagged bonds, D. Capital, development aid, social impact bond, social impact bonds
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Assessing the market for Stevia
This spring, The New York Times Magazine published an article asking “Is Sugar Toxic?” in response to a lecture posted as a YouTube video called “Sugar: The Bitter Truth,” which, at the time of this blog post, had been watched … Continue reading
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Tagged business strategy, D. Capital, Europe, impact investing, Latin America, Peru, sugar
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