Senegal, Tunisia, and Laos [videorecording] : the private sector in economic growth / System TV/Daniel Renouf present ; System TV producers, Daniel Renouf, Patrice Clech.

Hamilton, NJ : Films for the Humanities & Sciences, [2010].

1 videodisc (26 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.

"Does the future of capitalism favor the global corporations of the West -- or small, competitive businesses that are homegrown in the developing world? This program offers valuable case studies that clearly illustrate both the challenges and the enormous potential of non-Western entrepreneurship. In Senegal, plastics manufacturer SIMPA has obtained funding for equipment upgrades and employee training, while clothing designer Kali Abu Sol has opened a Dakar boutique and is moving full steam toward international recognition. The film's Tunisia segment features the Hannibal Clinic, a state-of-the-art cancer treatment center, and the Laos portion covers fair trade measures for boosting coffee production, quality, and profitability."--Container.

Private sector in economic growth

Images / Video & Film

English

June 13, 2012

Camera, Nicolas Grimard, David Alexandre; programme editors, Nadia Gillet, Marina Pok, journalist, Sophie Thomas-Gerard; editing, Sylvie Crepel; dubbing, Cyrille Soulas.

DVD-R.