MODULE 4
Conflict Management and Enabling of a ‘Perfect’ Ending
5. Indicators of Collaborative/Cooperative Problems
There is a need to identify at the outset a set of indicators by which it can be identified if the collaborative/cooperative arrangement is experiencing serious difficulties or problems. These indicators can then be used to assess the extent to which the collaborative arrangement is in danger of failing
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1. True or false: Collaborative/Cooperative farming initiatives are dependent on functioning relationships between all partner farmers (and their families)
2. Planning and exploration of all issues in advance of the commencement of the collaboration/cooperation will help to: (More than one answer is correct)
3. Some of the main areas of a risk audit include: (More than one answer is correct)
4. True or false: Investment planning has the potential to cause conflict because if often involves large scale commitment of resources, borrowings, long-term repayments, decision on priorities, decisions on the location of assets/investments and the allocation of resources in the event of exit/dissolution
5. Which of the following sentences do you agree with? (More than one answer is correct)
6. Which of the following sentences do you agree with?
This project has been funded with support from the European Commission.This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
CO-FARM: Enhancing COoperation amongst FARMing entrepreneurs
Project Number: 2016-1-IE01-KA202-016870
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