Think there will be somewhere on the order of $5 billion or $6 billion worth of commitments over a multi-year period to do moreto to, for example, establish women businesses in developing countries where women have not been a full partner in the economy, as well as to send more young girls to school and give them access to the economy. i think that there will be an enormous number of very good commitment to try to use the energy transfer the world is going through to create more jobs. i heard what senator mcconnell said about that one project. but the hard truth is that in america, in spite of his hostility to it, green technology jobs have grown twice as fast as the overall job genating capacity of the economy in the last eight years, where all job growth has been anemic. you re going to have a lot of that. and in america, i think you ll see some interesting partnerships.
It s what i m trying to do in the work i do in haiti, and it s what the clinton global initiative tries to do. so talk about what tangible, out of this meeting, because this is a tangible meeting. this is about direct results and not just conversation, what do you get tangibly out of this that s about public/private partnership, at a time when the role of government is under fire, as you know? well, i think there ll be i think there ll be somewhere on the order of $5 billion or $6 billion worth of commitments over a multi-year period to do more to to, for example, establish women businesses in developing countries where women have not been a full partner in the economy, as well as to send more young girls to school and give them access to the economy. i think that there will be an enormous number of very good commitments to try to use the energy transformation the world is going through to create more jobs. i heard what senator mcconnell said about that one project. but the hard
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