Managing a team of Sri Lanka Wildlife Conservation Society knew what they're up to a unique project Elephant Walk Thru. The success of this innovative project hinges on their ability to ecotourism to balance the needs of various stakeholder groups, as well as a variety of economic, political and legal forces, facing the organization. Their main task in the coming months is to identify specific opportunities and external threats from groups of stakeholders. No less important is the assessment of constantly changing political, legal and economic environment to build objects. "Hide
by William J. Ritchie, Matthew C. Shell, Ravi Corea, Chandeep Corea Source: Richard Ivey School of Business Foundation 14 pages. Publication Date: December 2, 2004. Prod. #: 904M52-PDF-ENG
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