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Scale-up and Replication for Social and Environmental Enterprises (Report for the SEED Initiative Research Program)

By Heather Creech on July 31, 2008

This paper explores how the international development community approaches scale-up and replication and, in particular, its role in supporting start-up social and environmental enterprises to expand both their business and their social and environmental impact.

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Publisher: IISD, SEED

Copyright: IISD, SEED, 2008

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