A case study of a young man trying to solve achronic environmental problem. Tariq, during hisgrowing up, saw piles of waste that accumulate inhis neighborhood, which has become a chronicproblem that causes distortion and bad odors inaddition to epidemics and the accumulation ofinsects and rodents. The problem was the failureof the responsible authorities to find a serioussolution to the problem, in addition to the inabilityof the cleaning workers to deal with the largequantities of waste that were discarded daily. Thisis in addition to the lack of sufficient awarenessamong the people who throw waste, not onlyeverywhere and outside except for placesdesignated for this, but also without any attemptto sort it by type. Tariq felt that there must be away to solve this problem permanently or at leastlimit its size. He was also convinced that thesolution should not be within the framework ofcivil and non-governmental organizations thatwork on temporary projects that end with the endof the funding and the problem will recur.Therefore, Tariq decided to establish a companywhose goal would be to address this problem fromits many aspects, so that he would find a way toincrease awareness among the people who mustbe convinced of the general benefit, and perhapsalso share the profits with them in some way. This,of course, is in addition to fınding what he canmake with that waste after sorting, collecting andtreating it, so as not to benefit from it inintroducing revenues to the company that coverexpenses and ensure continuity, nor really maygenerate profits as well.( List the goals that Tariq must set in the short,medium, and long terms, provided that the listincludes social goals.)

Tariq need to take care of to persistent ecological issues by that he need to acquire the benefits.…

civil and non-governmental organizations that work on temporary projects that end with the end of the funding and the problem will recur. Therefore, Tariq decided to establish a company whose goal would be to address this problem from its many aspects, so that he would find a way to increase awareness among the people who must be convinced of the general benefit, and perhaps also share the profits with them in some way. This, of course, is in addition to finding what he can make with that waste after sorting, collecting and treating it, so as not to benefit from it in introducing revenues to the company that cover expenses and ensure continuity, nor really may generate profits as well. (List the goals that Tariq must set in the short, medium, and long terms, provided that the list includes social goals.)

civil and non-governmental organizations that work on temporary projects that end with the end of the funding and the problem will recur. Therefore, Tariq decided to establish a company whose goal would be to address this problem from its many aspects, so that he would find a way to increase awareness among the people who must be convinced of the general benefit, and perhaps also share the profits with them in some way. This, of course, is in addition to finding what he can make with that waste after sorting, collecting and treating it, so as not to benefit from it in introducing revenues to the company that cover expenses and ensure continuity, nor really may generate profits as well. (List the goals that Tariq must set in the short, medium, and long terms, provided that the list includes social goals.)

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