Foundation for International Development Assistance/Productive Cooperatives Haiti: Increasing Organizational Capacity Harvard Case Solution & Analysis

Since the 2010 earthquake, the executive director of the Foundation for International Development Assistance (FIDA) had been handling exploding demand for economic development from Haitians, the international development community and from individual Canadians.

While there clearly was a lot of cash available for earthquake relief and micro-financing, much less was available for sustainable long-term economic development. FIDA required a further $2 million over the upcoming three years to advocate projects that had been approved by both FIDA and its Haitian partner, productive cooperatives Haiti. FIDA further needed from who comprehended and advocated the exceptional vision, procedures and principles of FIDA/pcH. Writer Colleen Sharen is affiliated with Brescia University College.

PUBLICATION DATE: July 16, 2013 PRODUCT #: W12651-PDF-ENG

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