Case Analysis: Competing for Development: Fuel Efficient Stoves for Darfur
The case analysis: Competing for Development: Fuel Efficient Stoves for Darfur
The paper should be a minimum of 5-8 typewritten double-spaced pages, 12 pt. font, and must use a minimum of 5 substantial, credible websites, articles, books, primary and secondary documents. The final bibliography should be annotated.
In their case analysis, students are advised to take full advantage of the vast amount of material about regional organizations which is available on the Internet. This is especially true of the European Union, IMF and World Bank's websites.
Students are required to answer the following questions in their case analysis.
Q1. What are the key challenges for international NGOs as they respond to humanitarian emergencies?
Q2. How do NGOs transition from emergency relief to sustainable, income-generating and capacity-building initiative?
Q3. What are the consequences for local communities when global mandates changes?
Q4. What are the benefits and downsides of local donors or large international non-governmental organization (INGOs) playing central roles in post-conflicting interventions?
Q5. What are the synergies and tensions between international and local NGOs?
Q6. What are tradeoffs between technology-centered and socially oriented NGO interventions?