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University-Foundation Relations: From Transactional to Transformative Partnerships
In biomedical research, both nonprofit disease foundations and academic research institutions are c
ommitted to translating research into effective therapies for patients.
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Venture Philanthropy Legal Report: The Importance of An Interruption License
This report is one in a series on legal issues of interest to non-profit organizations engaged in o
r thinking about Venture Philanthropy work. It discusses the beginnings of Venture Philanthropy in drug development, the importance of an Interruptio
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Accelerating Agritech Solutions in Israel, California, and Developing Economies
The global agricultural industry totals $8 trillion annually. Food and food services account for 10
percent of consumer spending worldwide, with 866 million employed in the sector in 2018.
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Funding Transport Infrastructure Development in the Philippines: A Roadmap Toward Land Value Capture
Prevailing discussions surrounding funding transport infrastructure in the Philippines tend to focu
s on the boons and banes of different financing models. Yet, the sustainability of a transport service ultimately hinges on the ability to pay for it.
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2017 California Summit Review: California Leading
California’s economic landscape is a platform that fosters global engagement by bringing together l
eaders from around the world in both public and private sectors to forge partnerships, address global challenges, and innovate technology and culture.&nbs
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Future-Proofing the Video Game Industry in California
Today, all 50 U.S. states have a video game industry presence, and 21 of those states offer financi
al incentives.
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Feeding the World's Hungry: Fostering an Efficient and Responsive Food Access Pipeline
The 2008 global financial crisis left people with less money to feed their families and institution
s with fewer resources to help. At the time of the lab, hunger impacted 1B people, 65% of whom were concentrated in seven countries. Despite t
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Unleashing the Power of the Bio-Economy
In 2012, the United States was poised to begin converting 20 percent of petrochemical consumption t
o bio-based products, creating jobs, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and capturing a large share of the global renewable chemicals market.
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State Technology and Science Index 2012
Massachusetts is first -- again -- in the Milken Institute's State Technology and Science Index 201
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Regulation and Supervision of the Biggest Banks by the Biggest Countries: Consensus on Principles, Variation in Practices
All around the world, financial system policymakers continue to respond vigorously to the problems
in financial markets, institutions, and regulation and supervision brought into relief by the crisis of 2007 through 2009.
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Investing for Impact in Emerging and Frontier Markets
The United States and Israel recently agreed to expand collaboration between USAID and MASHAV, I
srael's Development Agency of International Cooperation, through co-innovation and the deployment of technology solutions to bolster and foster self-reliance
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Supporting and Strengthening Minority-Owned Businesses During (and After) the Pandemic
Minority-owned businesses drive job creation, raise wages, and elevate standards of living for t
heir respective communities, as well as offer a critical pathway to close the racial wealth gap.
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