” If the United Nations was fully funded why would we need the Arc or social enterprise”?
This issue with this question, is that it assumes the United Nations could cover every single front of every issue across the globe. The Arc Initiative provides small communities within countries such as Rwanda, South Africa, Ethiopia and Colombia with business skills. What the United Nations attempt to do is very different, they focus more on essential needs such as food, shelter or medication. Even fully funded this would require lots of work, and providing the communities of these countries with skills to take on the corporate world is what the Arc Initiative and social enterprise are there for. These are some of the skills that could help communities develop on their own without being “saved” by organizations such as the United Nations.
The United Nations looks at the countries as a whole, but the Arc and social enterprise are more precise and focus on the smaller communities, thinking that in the long run, by helping smaller sections, in the long run it will help the country as a whole.
Both the U.N. and the arc and social enterprise address some of the issues that arise from third world countries; however, they both come at these problems form different angles and can work hand in hand to better each community and hence the country.
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