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Within the vibrant tapestry of India's non-profit sector, a quiet revolution is stirring. This thesis reveals a fascinating paradox: while Indian NGOs intuitively understand that their people are their most valuable asset, the journey from this recognition to a truly __strategic, integrated approach to Human Resource Development (HRD)__ is often a winding, unpaved road. The research serves as a crucial compass, mapping the landscape of Strategic Action Orientation (SAO) and HRD Orientation (HRDO) to expose a fragmented reality. It's a story of passionate organizations grappling with the very…mehr

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Within the vibrant tapestry of India's non-profit sector, a quiet revolution is stirring. This thesis reveals a fascinating paradox: while Indian NGOs intuitively understand that their people are their most valuable asset, the journey from this recognition to a truly __strategic, integrated approach to Human Resource Development (HRD)__ is often a winding, unpaved road. The research serves as a crucial compass, mapping the landscape of Strategic Action Orientation (SAO) and HRD Orientation (HRDO) to expose a fragmented reality. It's a story of passionate organizations grappling with the very real constraints of limited resources and informal systems, a struggle that often sidelines formal HR strategies. Yet, the findings are not a condemnation but a clarion call. They illuminate the path forward, suggesting that with deliberate effort-__through integrated frameworks, focused capacity building, and empowering participatory management__-these organizations can not only survive but thrive, transforming employee growth from a hopeful byproduct into the engine of their mission's success.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Mourlin K. is a distinguished academician and HR educator at St. Xavier's University, Kolkata. He mentors scholars and conducts global workshops in career coaching, emotional intelligence, and research-driven pedagogy, with experience in Bangladesh, the USA, Bangkok, and Singapore.He holds a patent and has numerous publications.