Two young lawyers found and build Indego Africa projects, NGOs, cooperation with women's cooperatives in Rwanda. Indego connects cooperatives in the international retail market handicrafts handmade helps cooperatives build their business capacity, and develops and delivers classroom in life and business skills to the members. At the time of the case, Indego in partnership with the three cooperatives. NGOs work mainly with volunteers and founders are stretched to the limit between the management of a growing organization and the necessary fund-raising events. The organization hopes to cooperate with more cooperatives and increase its influence in Rwanda and beyond, but the path to sustainable growth and the effect is not clear. "Hide
by Kathleen L. McGinn, Rachel Gordon Source: Harvard Business School 16 pages. Publication Date: November 15, 2010. Prod. #: 911011-PDF-ENG
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