Development organizations aim to reduce poverty, promote environmental sustainability, and bring different agencies together. They are concerned with both the quantity and quality of development. Development organizations must ensure the development of individuals, communities, and the environment in a way that is economically, socially, and environmentally sustainable. The life cycles of development organizations are influenced by the life cycles of individuals, communities, and society.
Development organizations aim to reduce poverty, promote environmental sustainability, and bring different agencies together. They are concerned with both the quantity and quality of development. Development organizations must ensure the development of individuals, communities, and the environment in a way that is economically, socially, and environmentally sustainable. The life cycles of development organizations are influenced by the life cycles of individuals, communities, and society.
Development organizations aim to reduce poverty, promote environmental sustainability, and bring different agencies together. They are concerned with both the quantity and quality of development. Development organizations must ensure the development of individuals, communities, and the environment in a way that is economically, socially, and environmentally sustainable. The life cycles of development organizations are influenced by the life cycles of individuals, communities, and society.
Organizations (Business & Development) Development Organizations
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Development Measures through Growth ◼ Development brings in change: ❑ qualitative, innovative, ❑ multi-dimensional, discontinuous, ❑ irreversible, non-elastic ◼ Development is non-linear ◼ Growth is ❑ elastic, linear, continuous, reversible ◼ However, growth is part of development process
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Understanding Development
Total Demand = ∑ ∑deconomic + ∑ dsocial + ∑decological
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◼ Development Organizations ❑ relate to Society in terms of ◼ poverty, ◼ environmental sustainability ,
◼ bringing synergies among different
agencies. ❑ More concerned with ◼ Quantity and quality in development (What about Business Organizations?)
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Understanding Development Organizations ◼ Technology can change the type of organization ❑ Example ◼ free-to-air channel to a paid channel for TV broadcasting (Changes from public good to club good) ◼ paid toll-booths in highways/expressways
(Changes from public good to club good)
◼ Today we have the possibilities of “Hybrid” organizations
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Understanding Development Organizations
◼ Development Organizations need to ensure
development of ❑ Individuals ❑ Communities ❑ Environment ◼ Development needs to be sustainable in terms of ❑ Economic ❑ Social ❑ Environmental
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Development Triggers - Growth ◼ Business recognizes growth as an indicator ❑ Growth is measured by ◼ labour force, capital, volume of trade and consumption ◼ Development is measured by factors of growth: Development: ❑ production techniques, Identify the “latent” and make it active ❑ administrative systems, ❑ economic policy, ❑ social values ❑ Empowerment
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Understanding Development Organizations
◼ Life Cycles of Development Organizations
are influenced by life cycles of ❑ Individuals ❑ Communities
❑ Society
(What about Business Organizations?)
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Single System of Interface for Development
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Dual System of Interface for Development
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Life Cycle of Development Organizations
1. People come together
with a common motive 2. Growth, but lack of trust 3. Growth with trust 4. Maturity with trust 5. Complacency affecting trust 6. Decline 7. Dead
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CASES
◼ Case on (Refer the Text Book)
❑ Convenience store (single system – Business / Commerce) ❑ First generation development organization (single system) ❑ Case on NGO (dual system)
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