Competition creates interest and ignites curiosity among people. In the pursuit of demand, most of the entrepreneurs strive to gain a competitive advantage over the others to bring in revenues for their company.
However, when it comes to not-for-profit organizations, profits cannot be regarded as the focus of an organization. The main purpose of this report is to introduce my model of fighting with environmental pollution through engaging universities and colleges in competition for the enhancing their loyalty, image, and recognition all over the world.
Hence, competition, interest, and ambitions of both educators and students to prove their competency will be the basement for organizing an online web site.
Judging from the above-presented report, the target audience will involve a vast group of educators, faculties’ managerial staff, students, and other on-campus community.
In such a manner, it will be possible to integrate innovative propositions in the shortest possible time because students and educators of one educational establishment will struggle to offer their innovative solutions faster than other educational establishments.
What is more important is that students will be more encouraged by their educations to conduct research studies on the environmental problems, particularly on the problem of global climate change and ecological problems.
Many environmental problems could also touch on other subject matters, including politics, economics, marketing, culture, and history. Thus, students will be able to widen their knowledge and be more motivated by their grades.
In their turn, educators will develop new programs and reforms on enhancing students’ involvement into active participation in a competition to sustain the respectable image among other colleges and universities.
Apart from educational opportunities and option for self-development and growth, students could have an ability to share their experience with other students so as to create a collaborative project on improving environment, reducing waste, and restricting deforestation.
Online space, therefore, is a perfect platform for exchanging ideas and contributing to the social welfare of the world community. Hence, the online website acting as a communicational channel between the organization and the environment will meet the requirement of environmental improvement (Bygrave & Zacharakis 2008).
In particular, the website will contain information about the main scope and objectives of the not-for-profit organization, as well as information about the universities and colleges involved into problem solving.
There will also be a page presenting the information about the establishments whose projects were approved and who became the first-ranked among other listed colleges and universities.
Students and educators can freely post their propositions, but those who post similar propositions later will not be considered. In such a way, the competition spirit will be created.
The given strategic model has also of risks and challenges that could be overcome gradually. In particular, the website should define strategies to appeal to wider audience and encourage them be creative, enthusiastic, and creative.
In order to solve this problem, it is possible to conduct an advertising campaign through posting information in famous social networks, including MySpace, Facebook, and Twitter. As soon as the project will be approved, the organization will seek investors and sponsors who will be ready to fund the project accomplishment.
Therefore, the given campaign can expand the parties interested in the overall welfare of our planet, as well as increase stability and cooperation all over the world. It also integrate a complex of approaches to developing innovative programs.
Reference List
Bygrave, WD, & Zacharakis, A 2008, Entrepreneurship, John Wiley and Sons, Hoboken, NJ.