Potential and Prospects for Philanthropy in Implementing Post-2015 Development Goals

Chia, Audrey | April 2015
Abstract
How can philanthropy continue to support development in Asia after 2015? This paper outlines the changing profile of philanthropists and developments in philanthropic practice, and suggests how philanthropy can be harnessed for sustainable development beyond 2015.
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Chia, Audrey. 2015. Potential and Prospects for Philanthropy in Implementing Post-2015 Development Goals. © Asian Development Bank. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/4313. License: CC BY 3.0 IGO.
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Sustainable Development
Development Research
Development projects
Philanthropy
Ecosystem
Development Planning
Social Entrepreneurs
Social Environment
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