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B is for Brazil

Peter Day reports from Brazil to see how the country has fared in the global recession.

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Paul Romer

Peter Day has a chance meeting with an optimistic economist.

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Down to Earth

Peter Day talks to environmental guru Lester Brown.

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Bolivia: The Great Divide

Peter Day returns to Bolivia to report on a country split down the middle in several ways.

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Daniel Yergin

Peter Day talks to oil expert Daniel Yergin.

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Russell Ackoff

Peter Day marks the recent death of Russell Ackoff.

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Brazil: Ethanol

Ethanol has 90% less emissions than gasoline.Can Brazil persuade the rest of us to use it?

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Entrepreneurs

Peter Day hears from three young entrepreneurs.

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Climate of change- Bangladesh's sustainability

Sustainability from the point of view of the developing world.

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Microfinance 1

Peter Day examines a potent financial force in the developing world: microfinance.

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Microlending 2

Peter Day examines the pros and cons of "micro lending" in Bangladesh, where it started.

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Organising Salvation

Peter Day goes inside the Salvation Army.

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Here comes 2010

Peter Day talks to Mark Anderson of Strategic News Service about his predictions for 2010.

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Let Me Entertain You

What can business learn from rock musicians or stand up comics?

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Unlimited Company

Peter Day hears from people who are taking a different approach to running companies.

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The Price (and potential) of Failure

Peter Day talks to Clare Lockhart from the Institute for State Effectiveness about Haiti.

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Food for Thought

Peter Day talks to David H Murdock of the Longevity Institute in California.

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New Age (part 1)

Peter Day examines the social and economic implications of an ageing world.

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New Age (part 2)

Peter Day examines the business opportunities arising from an ageing world.

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Ready To Wear

What happens when westerners intervene on behalf of low-paid clothing factory workers.

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Service in Seattle

Peter Day meets a Scots-born entrepreneur called Richard Tait.

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Rwanda (Part 1): African Ambitions

Peter Day reports on how Rwanda is trying to re-create itself.

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Rwanda (Part 2): Strike up the Bandwidth!

Peter Day hears Rwanda's big wired up plans for the internet.

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Rwanda (part 3): Starting Points

Peter Day hears about business opportunities in Rwanda.

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30/03/2010

Peter Day hears how one NGO is trying to kick start business in rural Rwanda.

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Customer Service

This week Peter Day finds out how businesses can grow by looking to their customers more.

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Who Sets Our Standards?

Peter Day asks: who's setting the standards

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Life Cycle (part 1)

Peter Day on where the bike industry is heading.

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Upending the Pyramid: Remembering CK Prahalad

Peter Day remembers an influential management thinker.

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Life Cycle (part 2)

Peter Day returns to a subject close to his heart, pedal power.

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