smooth
But what I do know is that they've worked overtime recently. (No extra pay and no complaints from anyone either....) While I was in Thailand, they coordinated the final three days of the Adults' Futsal tournament in Poipet. When I was swimming in the ocean, they were receiving a team of four guests from Australia.
The team had heard some of the buzz words like 'localisation' and 'empowerment'... so I trust that in their first stop in Cambodia they could see something of how this works out when the foreigners can't be in town and the Khmer step up, take over, make decisions and run the show. I asked Pern how he thought it all went? He summed it up in one word, "smooth". (Very cool!)
2 Comments:
At 5:08 am , Anonymous said...
That's a great example of empowering people in Cambodia - great for your staff, the western visitors and the youth who are being trained in culturally relevant ways. Good on you!
Mum
At 9:00 am , pip said...
Thanks mum :)
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