Mirjam van den Berg covered the RNW Microfinance - Who Profits? debate live from the Peace Palace in The Hague on Monday, 25 January 2010. You can see her posts here in replay.
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Published on : 25 January 2010 - 12:46pm | By Mirjam van den Berg
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Thanks Mirjam, I really enjoyed participating in the debate, moreso, because the people I work for, are living below the poverty line, so it is necessary to present a realistic view. You did a great job!
Thanks a lot for the opportunity to comment, and for posting the comments.
You're very welcome Jasmin, and thanks for your critical remarks during the debate.
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