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The document outlines recommendations from a Private Sector Working Group on promoting gender inclusion. It suggests that the private sector should adopt explicit gender strategies, find ways to circumvent constraints to women's participation like alternative financing, and adapt business models to be more inclusive. It also calls on researchers to focus on issues useful to business and simplify findings. The government is asked to create incentives, facilitate interaction through business clusters, make extension services responsive to business, and engage the private sector in policy development. Civil society is asked to play an intermediary role and support community capacity development.
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