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How Firms Cope With Crime and Violence

Experiences From Around The World

Michael GoldbergSeries: Directions in Development - Private Sector Development
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Year
2014
Language
English
Publisher
World Bank Publications

About

Discover how businesses worldwide combat crime and violence to foster economic growth. This insightful analysis explores the impact of crime and violence on the private sector and offers strategies for firms to cope and thrive in challenging environments. Drawing on case studies from Latin America, Africa, and Asia, it reveals the economic costs, innovative coping mechanisms, and the role of public-private partnerships in creating safer, more prosperous communities.
Learn how businesses in Brazil, Colombia, Jamaica, Mexico, Nepal, and Rwanda are adapting to overcome security threats and promote sustainable development. This resource is for policymakers, business leaders, and development practitioners seeking to understand and address the root causes of crime and violence while fostering economic resilience. Gain practical insights and actionable strategies to empower firms and build stronger, more secure economies.

Related Subjects

  • Free Enterprise & Capitalism
  • Business & Economics
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Economic Development
  • Development

Extended Details

  • SeriesDirections in Development - Private Sector Development

    Artists

    Michael GoldbergAuthor
    Kwang W. KimAuthor
    Maria ArianoAuthor