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The document discusses social investment around the world. It provides statistics showing that socially responsible investment assets totaled €7,594 billion in Europe and $4,986 billion in the US. Impact investment is predicted to be $400 billion to $1 trillion over the next 10 years. Some of the major alliances and networks mentioned are the Global Impact Investing Network, Aspen Network of Development Entrepreneurs, and Sustainable and Responsible Investment Forum. Examples are given of impact investment funds and the sectors and locations they invest in as well as outcomes achieved.
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- 7,594 bil euros （7兆5,940 億ユーロ）= 9,800bil USD/774,000 JP4,986 BilEuros （4兆9,860億ユーロ）＝6489 Bil USD・508、000JPY2,141 Bil Euros＝ 2,786Bil USD
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