Living Goods - Developing a Sustainable Business Model to Provide Healthcare Services in Uganda |
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Background NoteSlaughter completed his BA in Public and Private Management from Yale during the mid-1980s, and joined as a program officer for Trickle Up, a microenterprise development program, which had presence in more than ten countries...
The BenefitsLiving Goods' business model was self funding and provided unemployed women with a living wage. Living Goods planned to bring change in the lives of poor women by giving them ownership of their schemes... Looking AheadThe project in Uganda was expected to enable Living Goods to study the effects of the introduction of new system of healthcare distribution on public and primary healthcare delivery... ExhibitsExhibit I: Time - Responsibility Pioneers
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