Decisions in Paradise Part I

Vicky S

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April 22, 2013
Don Fisher

Decisions in Paradise Part I

Kava, provides many different resources that the organization can benefit from by having a base here. Even though there are benefits that the organization can factor there are also some issues that can be improved upon considering the location. There are some issues with the location that will require there to be a lot of work and progress. Natural disasters are common at the location, resources of the environment are available, but will need nurturing, and socially the local residents. Each of the problems presented can be positive or negative upon the stakeholders considering Kava as a location. The agriculture of Kava is put in jeopardy often due to the natural disasters that come through the island every season or when Mother Nature decides to appear. Natural disasters and the agriculture of the island coincide with one another. For example, off shore when an earthquake may want to erupt under the ocean floor causing there to be a tsunami upon the island the entire structure is altered. Volcanic eruptions and other natural disasters affect the crops of fruit and other natural resources that populate the island. The negative aspects of the issues are that the recovery time frame along with how the issues will affect the local economy may cause there to be a slow turnaround. There could also be a positive outlook on the problem issues that may arise. Brainstorming different ways to evaluate each option on how to maybe correct the issues gives options to the stakeholders and shows that we are working on other alternatives. Government agencies and independent agencies can provide monetary funds to assist with the improvement efforts on such clean up that would deal with larger resources such as banana crops and petroleum rigs. Critical