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3 Reasons HR Interventions Fail
Conflict is an everyday occurrence in most organizations and guess what, it usually gets passed to HR to “handle the problem and fix it”. Most strategies are the quick fix, not the long-term change to really understand how to work through conflict and get to innovation. To reduce conflict and increase competitiveness, companies need to understand systems thinking and truly get at the source of the conflict, not just an isolated part of the whole. Read on to learn how to establish a culture that is comfortable with conflict.

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SMEs - a South African perspective on SME start up and growth
How does the South African government plan its interventions to increase the start up and growth rate of SME's
6.0 Propositions and conclusion: Enterprise solutions to poverty
We have argued throughout that the expansion of enterprise, particularly SMEs, is critical to economic and poverty reduction. This is hardly a new or revolutionary argument. It has been advanced by many others starting probably with Adam Smith. Indeed, a great deal of government policies and IDC interventions over the years have focused on creating the enabling environment for the expansion of the private sector in poor countries.
2.1 Dimensions of crisis
There are two basic sets of concerns about VET and poverty reduction. The first focuses on the failure of most targeted training interventions to have any appreciable, sustained impact on livelihoods.
5.1 Is there a poverty reduction crisis? Training outputs and impacts
To what extent are the disappointing outputs and impacts of training interventions in support of the poor symptomatic of a much wider problem, namely the failure of government and NGO efforts to reduce significantly the level of poverty in most countries?
SMEs the impact of government interventions
An overview of the impact of government interventions on SME's.`
WASTING YOUR TRAINING BUDGET
Until organizations move from “quick fix” training interventions to a willingness to define exact outcomes and engage in a long term process to reach those outcomes, most of the training budget will continue to be wasted.
SMEs - are African governments doing it right
An overview of government interventions in Africa and other developing countries intended to assist SMEs
SMEs in Africa - do interventions help SMEs
A brief look at a few African interventions and their impact
Organization Development Techniques
OD is short for Organization Development. This is not a new term. Behavioral scientists have been writing about Organization Development for over 30 years. The science has evolved into many different approaches all aimed at the same objective: to enable massive improvements in organizational performance through specific and planned interventions. I have been involved with dozens of OD efforts over the past decades. Some of these have resulted in the desired improvement. Some have not. Let’s review four major types of OD interventions (there are others, but they are usually variations or combinations of these four):

Pushing Dailies: Extending Your Company’s Potential
Pushed to the limits. What about pulled to the limits? We can force people to work against their will, enforce rules, and forcibly remove people from their creature comforts. However, how effective are these interventions? Do they last? More importantly, with such forceful practices, will these companies last, and outlast others?

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