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This 3-page paper is an abstract of the study entitled "Red Cross Children's Home: Building Capabilities in Guyana." Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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Following are answers to questions to help build a case analysis for the case study entitled "Red Cross Childrens Home: Building Capabilities in Guyana."
Is the International Federation of the Red Cross is a U.S. organization, or does it fall under some other countrys jurisdiction? The issue here is that it
isnt just the IFRC, its also the GRCS and CCH - both of which are located in different countries. Certainly the IFRC is a U.S. organization - however, the CCH
is not; it is specifically Guyanese. As such, it answers to the IFRC, but it must take the "when in Rome" attitude - in other words, the decisions made on
a local level need to take local scenarios into consideration. One such example is Goffins frustration with her staff. The case study notes that Goffin believes she did everything for
them; she doubled their wages, focused on empowerment and wanted them to be "happy." This is a lovely goal - for a western-based organization with western staff. But things are
different in Guyana. Certainly money is a factor, but clearly there are other cultural mores and scenarios that have played into chronic absenteeism and lethargy.
Should solutions for the short term problem address the areas of hiring, training, working conditions, and/or cultural differences? Short-term solutions should, of course, focus on hiring,
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