This article critically examines the relationship between giving and business interests within neoliberal capitalist philanthropy. It questions partnerships between philanthropists and private corporations, and their motivations for engaging in poverty-related philanthropy. The discussion focuses on the involvement of capitalist philanthropic foundations in agricultural commodification in Sub-Saharan Africa through the New Green Revolution and genetically modified (GM) technologies. The author analyzes how these new structures of philanthropy, while praised for integrating business principles into the non-profit sector, may serve to advance business development and growth.
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