Partnership
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Chapter – 1
Introduction
Internship Report
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1.0 Introduction
1.1 Origin of the Report
Internship program is a pre-requisite for acquiring MBA degree. Before completion of the degree, student must undergo the internship program. Every student under the internship program has to prepare a report based on the project or particular matching with the intern’s area of specialization and organization’s requirement. The report writing consists of Intern’s analysis, finding and achievements. This report titled “How Partnership with Stakeholders Helps to Maximize Performance in BRAC Learning Division” is prepared as internship report under the supervision of Ms. Faria Rashid, Lecturer, BRAC Business School, BRAC University and Mohammad Abdur Rahman, In-charge of BRAC Learning Division. Partnership Strategic alliances among business, government, and civil society are an established feature of social development and policy development in both mature and emerging economies. Such multi-sector partnerships are necessary because it is increasingly clear that no one sector in society can address the complexities surrounding these issues on its own. Training and development is no exception. There are many definitions of “partnership” in use today, and increasingly the term is used to describe almost any kind of collaboration. Collaborations can be called partnerships when the parties involved voluntarily share risks and pool resources and talents in order to optimize the delivery of outcomes that are viewed as mutually beneficial. Partnerships exist, in other words, when the parties recognize in their relationship a complementary commitment to contribute their core competencies in order to achieve a more complete solution to a given issue or problem. A partnership approach is an inclusive collaboration of stakeholders that can contribute in a more positive way to initiatives and policy. Single-sector approaches have been tried and found wanting in the world. Working
Chapter – 1
Introduction
Internship Report
2
1.0 Introduction
1.1 Origin of the Report
Internship program is a pre-requisite for acquiring MBA degree. Before completion of the degree, student must undergo the internship program. Every student under the internship program has to prepare a report based on the project or particular matching with the intern’s area of specialization and organization’s requirement. The report writing consists of Intern’s analysis, finding and achievements. This report titled “How Partnership with Stakeholders Helps to Maximize Performance in BRAC Learning Division” is prepared as internship report under the supervision of Ms. Faria Rashid, Lecturer, BRAC Business School, BRAC University and Mohammad Abdur Rahman, In-charge of BRAC Learning Division. Partnership Strategic alliances among business, government, and civil society are an established feature of social development and policy development in both mature and emerging economies. Such multi-sector partnerships are necessary because it is increasingly clear that no one sector in society can address the complexities surrounding these issues on its own. Training and development is no exception. There are many definitions of “partnership” in use today, and increasingly the term is used to describe almost any kind of collaboration. Collaborations can be called partnerships when the parties involved voluntarily share risks and pool resources and talents in order to optimize the delivery of outcomes that are viewed as mutually beneficial. Partnerships exist, in other words, when the parties recognize in their relationship a complementary commitment to contribute their core competencies in order to achieve a more complete solution to a given issue or problem. A partnership approach is an inclusive collaboration of stakeholders that can contribute in a more positive way to initiatives and policy. Single-sector approaches have been tried and found wanting in the world. Working