The instance "HIV and AIDS in Antigua and Barbuda" allows for discussion of a wide range of problems connected with the use of urbane business tools in non-traditional business environments, management in the development sector, coordinating the efforts of varied stakeholders, as well as dealing with aspects of personal motivation and difference of interest.
It comprises information about the role played by international, business-model-driven development organizations in developing countries and provides a summary of the wide selection of mission-driven organizations that frequently work in conjunction toward a common aim that is societal.
PUBLICATION DATE: October 14, 2013 PRODUCT #: IES343-PDF-ENG
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