Hans Wahl

Foundation Pro-Cerrado (A): Looking for a Second Wind

By  Hans Wahl,  Lourdes Casanova,  Juan Carlos Moreno
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This case analyzes the challenges faced by a Brazilian non-profit organization, Pro-Cerrado, which provides vocational training for disadvantaged young people. The case looks at how Pro-Cerrado tries to scale operations in order to have a real impact in society without compromising on quality.

    Published 25 Mar 2013

    Reference 5942

    Topic Responsibility

    Region South America

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    Foundation Pro-Cerrado (A): Looking for a Second Wind

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    This case analyzes the challenges faced by a Brazilian non-profit organization, Pro-Cerrado, which provides vocational training for disadvantaged young people. The case looks at how Pro-Cerrado tries to scale operations in order to have a real impact in society without compromising on quality.
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      Foundation Pro-Cerrado (B): The Price of Growth and the Risk of Ambition

      By  Hans Wahl,  Lourdes Casanova
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      This case analyzes the challenges faced by a Brazilian non-profit organization, Pro-Cerrado, which provides vocational training for disadvantaged young people. The case looks at how Pro-Cerrado tries to scale operations in order to have a real impact in society without compromising on quality.

        Published 25 Mar 2013

        Reference 5942

        Topic Responsibility

        Region South America

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        Foundation Pro-Cerrado (B): The Price of Growth and the Risk of Ambition

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        This case analyzes the challenges faced by a Brazilian non-profit organization, Pro-Cerrado, which provides vocational training for disadvantaged young people. The case looks at how Pro-Cerrado tries to scale operations in order to have a real impact in society without compromising on quality.
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          Eli Lilly Multi-Drug Resistant Tuberculosis Partnership

          By  Hans Wahl,  Bruce Kogut
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          Once thought eradicated, turbuculosis has infected millions in the last decades throughout Russia, Asia, and Africa, because of its evolving virulence due to inadequate medical delivery. With its TB drugs out of patent, Eli Lilly decided nevertheless to invest $70 million into partnerships to assure that the drug delivery is properly administered.

            Published 18 Jun 2007

            Reference 5435

            Topic Responsibility

            Region Global

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            Eli Lilly Multi-Drug Resistant Tuberculosis Partnership

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            Once thought eradicated, turbuculosis has infected millions in the last decades throughout Russia, Asia, and Africa, because of its evolving virulence due to inadequate medical delivery. With its TB drugs out of patent, Eli Lilly decided nevertheless to invest $70 million into partnerships to assure that the drug delivery is properly administered.
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              Governance, Human Rights, and the Question of Prison Privatization (B)

              By  Bruce Kogut,  Hans Wahl
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              The Kenyan Prison Services confront the problem of too many prisoners living in inhumane conditions. Jane Mwenda is a young manager in KPS, who is one of the people pushing for change. An NGO, Prison Reform International, is providing training and advice. Private sector companies are encouraging the government to privatize the prisons. The IMF and World Bank are also encouraging privatization.

                Published 01 Oct 2006

                Reference 5338

                Topic Responsibility

                Region Africa

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                Governance, Human Rights, and the Question of Prison Privatization (B)

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                The Kenyan Prison Services confront the problem of too many prisoners living in inhumane conditions. Jane Mwenda is a young manager in KPS, who is one of the people pushing for change. An NGO, Prison Reform International, is providing training and advice. Private sector companies are encouraging the government to privatize the prisons. The IMF and World Bank are also encouraging privatization.
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                  Governance, Human Rights, and the Question of Prison Privatization (A)

                  By  Bruce Kogut,  Hans Wahl
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                  The Kenyan Prison Services confront the problem of too many prisoners living in inhumane conditions. Jane Mwenda is a young manager in KPS, who is one of the people pushing for change. An NGO, Prison Reform International, is providing training and advice. Private sector companies are encouraging the government to privatize the prisons. The IMF and World Bank are also encouraging privatization.

                    Published 01 Jun 2006

                    Reference 5338

                    Topic Responsibility

                    Region Africa

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                    Governance, Human Rights, and the Question of Prison Privatization (A)

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                    The Kenyan Prison Services confront the problem of too many prisoners living in inhumane conditions. Jane Mwenda is a young manager in KPS, who is one of the people pushing for change. An NGO, Prison Reform International, is providing training and advice. Private sector companies are encouraging the government to privatize the prisons. The IMF and World Bank are also encouraging privatization.
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