Problem
Incapacity of developing countries to organize
Incidence:
Although India has the third largest pool of skilled scientific personnel in the world and the capability of space and nuclear power high technology, it is proving immensely difficult to organize critical national projects. These include potable drinking water for the majority of people, a telephone and telecommunications system, immunization of children from basic diseases, oil plant production and literacy. The country's rich capability in scientific research is in no way matched by the ability to organize and utilize its resources. Broader Problems:
Policy vacuumUnorganized development effortsDeficiencies of developing countriesUnrecognized importance of organization Narrower Problems:
Rivalry and disunity within developing regions Aggravates:
Irregular cleanup campaignsIrregular transport servicesInadequate development of enterprises in developing countries Subject(s):
Social Activity → OrganizationRelated UN Sustainable Development Goals:
Problem Type:
F: Fuzzy exceptional problems Date of last update
04.10.2020 – 22:48 CEST