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Tata Swach: Making Clean Water Affordable in India

By  Amitava Chattopadhyay,  Jean Wee
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It was out of the interest of Ratan Tata, Tata Group chairman, in the problem of water in India that the Swach (meaning “clean” in Hindi) was born. It was Tata’s bet that the private sector could offer a better, consumer-based solution than the state to the provision of safe drinking water in a country where 75% of the rural population lack access to potable water.

    Published 27 Jul 2015

    Reference 6154

    Length 40 page(s)

    Topic Responsibility

    Region Asia

    Industry Public Safety

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    Tata Swach: Making Clean Water Affordable in India

    By  Amitava Chattopadhyay,  Jean Wee
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    It was out of the interest of Ratan Tata, Tata Group chairman, in the problem of water in India that the Swach (meaning “clean” in Hindi) was born. It was Tata’s bet that the private sector could offer a better, consumer-based solution than the state to the provision of safe drinking water in a country where 75% of the rural population lack access to potable water.
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      Tackling Youth Offending in Scotland: The Dumfries and Galloway Example

      By  Yves L. Doz,  Laurent De Clara
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      Following the victory of the Scottish Nationalist Party in the 2008 elections, the Scottish Government had some complex societal issues to tackle, such as youth offending. The case describes the issue, the approach taken to address it, and how an integrated "whole of government" solution was imposed and implemented at the local level.

        Published 29 Jun 2015

        Reference 6026

        Length 16 page(s)

        Topic Strategy

        Region Europe

        Industry Government Administration,  Public Policy,  Public Safety

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        Tackling Youth Offending in Scotland: The Dumfries and Galloway Example

        By  Yves L. Doz,  Laurent De Clara
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        Following the victory of the Scottish Nationalist Party in the 2008 elections, the Scottish Government had some complex societal issues to tackle, such as youth offending. The case describes the issue, the approach taken to address it, and how an integrated "whole of government" solution was imposed and implemented at the local level.
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          The Captains of Lives (A): Transformation Journey of Singapore Prison Service

          By  Manfred F. R. Kets de Vries,  Thomas Hellwig
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          In the late 1990s, faced with a number of burning management issues, a growing inmate population, and a problem of officer recruitment, the director of the Singapore Prison Service implemented a thorough transformation process, developing a new paradigm for modern prison management which impacted the whole of Singaporean society.

            Published 25 Jan 2011

            Reference 5748

            Length 13 page(s)

            Topic Leadership & Organisations

            Region Asia

            Industry Law Enforcement,  Public Policy,  Public Safety

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            The Captains of Lives (A): Transformation Journey of Singapore Prison Service

            By  Manfred F. R. Kets de Vries,  Thomas Hellwig
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            In the late 1990s, faced with a number of burning management issues, a growing inmate population, and a problem of officer recruitment, the director of the Singapore Prison Service implemented a thorough transformation process, developing a new paradigm for modern prison management which impacted the whole of Singaporean society.
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              The Captains of Lives (B): Transformation Journey of Singapore Prison Service

              By  Manfred F. R. Kets de Vries,  Thomas Hellwig
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              In the late 1990s, faced with a number of burning management issues, a growing inmate population, and a problem of officer recruitment, the director of the Singapore Prison Service implemented a thorough transformation process, developing a new paradigm for modern prison management which impacted the whole of Singaporean society.

                Published 25 Jan 2011

                Reference 5748

                Length 13 page(s)

                Topic Leadership & Organisations

                Region Asia

                Industry Law Enforcement,  Public Policy,  Public Safety

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                The Captains of Lives (B): Transformation Journey of Singapore Prison Service

                By  Manfred F. R. Kets de Vries,  Thomas Hellwig
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                In the late 1990s, faced with a number of burning management issues, a growing inmate population, and a problem of officer recruitment, the director of the Singapore Prison Service implemented a thorough transformation process, developing a new paradigm for modern prison management which impacted the whole of Singaporean society.
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