GIZ in India

The organization I have chosen for the analysis is GIZ which is abbreviation for Deutsch geschellschaft für Internationale Zusammearbeit (GIZ). It is a private organization owned by German Federal Government. GIZ has been serving in India from past 50 years in the different sectors notably in the fields of sustainable economic development, energy conservation and clean development. It is implementing projects on behalf of the European Commission, Indian state governments and International companies.

Partners

GIZ works with various organizations in wide ranging activities, with some of the key partners included.

Various ministers of the Government of India & connected authorities. Various state departments and their authorities. Industry associations, academics, training institutions and NGO’s.

Goals of Public Private Partnership

GIZ roles in India are aligned with the main objective of GIZ as an organization. They are:

Supporting energy efficiency in India. Promoting renewable energy development to combat carbon emissions.

Supporting the adaption of the climate change and providing financial incentives to improve likelihood in the line of sustainable economic development.

Providing advice and solutions in climate related problems in urbanization, sanitation industry, and industrial waste and waste water management.

Creating awareness about Environmental policy, Conservation and sustainable use of natural resources.

Benefits & challenges of the public private partnership

GIZ brings the technical expertise to work on the challenging projects, some of which are still in the developing stages in India.

GIZ is present in India from long time. It has forged good relationships with the local stakeholders.

GIZ is a reputed organization & known for the quality work in many different countries. The successful work of GIZ has encouraged many other global institutions to forge partnership with local partners in India.

GIZ gets a big proportion of funding from European Institutions. This indirectly requires GIZ to align with the goals of donor organizations, thereby putting a degree of conflicts in some cases.

Most of the projects of GIZ in India are done in collaboration with Government Agencies, who also act as a sole donor for the projects. Though GIZ has got technical expertise, it has to compete with others in getting the work done.

GIZ is working in the field of Sustainable Economic Development, Clean Development Mechanism as well as other sectors related to it. The knowledge about these sector is fairly low in India, thus making work of GIZ very challenging.

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Further work

This is an abstract analysis. Author intends to work further on this project including more in-depth analysis.

References

1. www.giz.de 2. E-mail conversation with 1-2 GIZ, India staff members.

Sub: Benefits & Challenges in Running Public Private Partnership for GIZ in India- Seeking Some Answers for my Assignment

Guten Morgen Herr Hans Hermann Dube,

Ich heiße Ankit und komme aus Indien. Tut mir leid, ich habe selbst Deutsch gelernt und mache ich fehler manchmal.

As part of the assignment for my course, ‘International Organizations Management’ by University of Geneva, I have to do analysis and prepare a report on the Public Private Partnership of any chosen organization. The report will be focused on following three elements.

- Goals of the Public Private Partnership- Partners in the Public Private Partnership- Benefits & Challenges in the Public Private Partnership

I am deeply interested in GIZ & the current engagements of GIZ in India so you are normal choice for any such study.During my analysis, I got all the answers from the website except benefits & challenges

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you face in India. I could guess some based on my experience, but it will be interesting to hear you opinion. I will be glad f you can give some brief hints to work further on such benefits & challenges GIZ come across while operating in India.

This is not a spam e-mail, but if I sound stranger please have a look on my LinkedIn profile or my self presentation for verification of my identity.

I look forward to hear from you.

Have a nice day!

Thanks & Regards,

Ankit Khandelwal

Guten Morgen Herr Hans Hermann Dube,

Ich heiße Ankit und komme aus Indien. Tut mir leid, ich habe selbst Deutsch gelernt und mache ich fehler manchmal.

As part of the assignment for my course, ‘International Organizations Management’ by University of Geneva, I have to do analysis and prepare a report on the Public Private Partnership of any chosen organization. The report will be focused on following three elements.

- Goals of the Public Private Partnership

- Partners in the Public Private Partnership

- Benefits & Challenges in the Public Private Partnership

I am deeply interested in GIZ & the current engagements of GIZ in India so your organization was my first choice for this study. During my analysis, I got all the answers from the website except benefits & challenges you face in India. I could guess some based on my experience, but it will be interesting to hear you opinion. I will be glad f you can give some brief hints to work further on such benefits & challenges GIZ come across while operating in India.

This is not a spam e-mail, but if I sound stranger please have a look on my LinkedIn profile (www.in.linkedin.com/in/satyasampurna)or my selfpresentation(http://slidesha.re/16p7guJ) for verification of my identity.

I look forward to hear from you.

E-mail:ankit.chemical@gmail.com | About me: http://slidesha.re/17Ye930 | LinkedIn: www.in.linkedin.com/in/satyasampurna

Have a nice day!

E-mail:ankit.chemical@gmail.com | About me: http://slidesha.re/17Ye930 | LinkedIn: www.in.linkedin.com/in/satyasampurna