Business for Social Responsibility Grant



Organization - Business for Social Responsibility
Grant Amount - $30,000
Foundation - Rockefeller Foundation
Grant Purpose - in support of a panel discussion of Chinese and African experts about the emerging role of China in Africa, to be held during its annual conference in San Francisco, October 2007


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