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Value Chain Dvelopment and Disaster Risk Reduction
Jul4
Posted by Jessan
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Hello!

I’m curious to know if there are efforts or best practices related to integrating disaster risk reduction and value chain development?

Thanks for any input.

Jessan
Philippines

9 Comments
Minimum Standards for Economic Recover after Crisis
Posted by Mary McVay
9:51pm - Oct 9, 2009

Sorry no one replied until now … in fact SEEP has been working on this topic intensively, facilitating practitioner input into minimum standards that will support sustainable economic recovery after a crisis,. You can access these here:

http://communities.seepnetwork.org/econrecovery/node/821

Thanks for your querry!

Best wishes,

Mary McVay
Director, The Value Initiative
Facilitator, The Enterprise Development Exchange
The SEEP Network
mcvay@seepnetwork.org
708-660-8140 (Central time, USA)

It has become very
Posted by SINGH
5:06am - Mar 3, 2010

It has become very important to develop a value chain for the business , otherwise the goodwill becomes very less operative in the market , there are many other activities attached to it too.
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Concise and to the point
Posted by RajSEO (not verified)
5:35am - Mar 3, 2010

Thanks for posting this.
Is there any plan to make this the business development cycle?

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It is no secret that
Posted by sammon (not verified)
5:58am - Mar 3, 2010

It is no secret that countries within the Pacific region are prone to a range of natural disasters.While tropical cyclones continue to be the most commonly occurring natural disaster in the region, with the experience drawn from the tsunami disaster in the Indian Ocean, other hazards have more recently taken the spotlight in terms of their potential to cause devastation in the region.
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I AM PERSUING M.B.A
Posted by SINGH
3:23pm - Mar 5, 2010

I AM PERSUING M.B.A PROGRAME RITE NOW BUT , THE POINT I WANT TO MAKE IS THAT VALUE CHAIN IS PUT A BIT MORE EMPHASIS ON , IF COMPARED TO OTHER CHAPTERS OR SUBJECTS WHICH ARE TAUGHT TO US IN THIS PROGRAME.

Rrod Steven

ok
Posted by rajvchauhan
3:40pm - Mar 5, 2010

ok

Developing a value chain is
Posted by josephtaylor (not verified)
2:24am - Mar 9, 2010

Developing a value chain is very crucial for the every business. The downfall will be if there are so many activities that you really need to focus on.Joseph Taylor

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11:58am - Mar 11, 2010

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