Dear Al,
On one side you are perfectly right: large corporations do have
resources like technical expertise, logistics and capital, that could
and should be leveraged to fight poverty (yet be aware of Halliburton's
performance in Iraq or the Water-companies in Bolivia).
Yet I'm afraid that your
On 11/3/04, Andy Lieberman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While I feel comfortable with the above-stated model at the local level,
I am struggling a bit with the ethics and reality of whether a mid-sized
local NGO should build its sustainability off end users. For example,
some people have
Dear Colleagues,
This really is a fascinating discussion. So fascinating that I feel
compelled to make my first post - so please be gentle.:)
One observation to the comment on Branding.
I'm not sure I agree with Kevin Jones (or maybe I just missed the
context?) that
...the pricing changes
Dear GKD Members,
It is great to hear all the thoughtful ideas and I am encouraged by them
particularly as a nice counterpoint to the recent political setbacks in
US.
I am working with a start up social enterprise called the oneVillage
Foundation http://www.onevillagefoundation.org. We are
