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2012年4月10日

作者:
Louise Lucas, Financial Times [UK]

Heineken plans to build hospitals in Haiti

Heineken...is hatching plans to build hospitals and schools in crisis-torn Haiti. The move demonstrates the growing role of the private sector, particularly the consumer goods industry, in taking on public sector roles in poorer countries. Food and drink makers as well as soft commodity traders have been at the forefront of efforts to train farmers and improve social infrastructure, gaining what brewer SABMiller calls “licence to operate”, as well as fostering relations with governments and improving the lot of future consumers. [also refers to Olam, Nestlé]