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17. Compact Signing Ceremony with Armenia

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16. Compact Signing Ceremony with Benin

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15. Compact Signing with Senegal, Sept. 16, 2009

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14. Outreach Meeting after the Senegal Compact Signing

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13. Monitoring and Evaluation on mcc.gov

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12. MCC & Global Health Council Host Health & Infrastr…

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11. A Ghanaian Working Mother's Story

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10. MCC in Africa

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9. Fighting Global Poverty: The MCC Approach

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8. 'A Vision for Africa'

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7. MCC Malawi

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6. Women and Food Security: Finding Solutions to the …

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5. MCC in the Americas

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4. Doing Business with MCC in Africa, Part 2

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3. Doing Business with MCC in Africa, Part 1

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2. MCC 101: Partnering to Improve the Lives of the Poor

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1. Why Americans Care About the World's Poor

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Millennium Challenge Corporation Highlights
Business Opportunities in Africa

Washington, D.C. – The Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC), in partnership with the Business Council for International Understanding (BCIU) and with sponsorship from Development Finance International and Sheladia Associates, today hosted a seminar providing detailed information on upcoming road, transportation, energy, water, irrigation and other infrastructure-related procurement opportunities in Africa on MCC-funded projects.

“The success of poverty reduction projects in all MCC partner countries depends on the private sector’s creativity, experience and expertise to deliver on these procurements”, said Acting MCC CEO Rodney Bent. “This is certainly the case with MCC partner countries in Africa. MCC recognizes Africa’s enormous promise; and working together with the private sector, we can help our partners achieve a more prosperous future for the people the continent,” Mr. Bent added.