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Social Business Research
Country Environment
Geographic factors
Malaysia is located in Southeastern Asia, peninsula bordering Thailand and northern one-third of the island of Borneo, bordering Indonesia, Brunei, and the South China Sea, south of Vietnam. It has a tropical climate with annual monsoons. The country's natural resources are tin, petroleum, timber, copper, iron ore, natural gas and bauxite.
Environmental factors
The most important environmental issues Malaysia is facing are represented by air pollution from industrial and vehicular emissions, water pollution from raw sewage, deforestation, smoke from Indonesian forest fires.
Social factors
The economic and financial crisis has affected Malaysia as much as it has affected other countries in the world. The crisis' effects were more severe on the poor (The World Bank, 2000). This situation can be observed by analyzing education participation rates, unemployment, and infant mortality.
The high levels of poverty in Malaysia can be attributed to the uneven distribution of income across the country, and especially in rural areas. Another social problem in Malaysia is represented by the large differences between groups. Ethnic Chinese and Indians are involved in...
It seems that more and more teenagers become pregnant. The abandon their babies, which has become a national concern for the government.
Political factors
Malaysia is a constitutional monarchy. It is comprised of 13 states. It has a mixed legal system of common English law, Islamic law, and customary law. The executive branch is represented by the chief of state, the head of government, and the
government cabinet (CIA, 2014). The legislative branch is represented by a bicameral parliament consisted of the Senate and the House of Representatives. The
judicial branch is represented by the
Federal Court and subordinate courts: Court of Appeal, High Court, Sessions Court, Magistrates' Court.
Organizational Analysis
BRAC's vision is "a world free of all forms of exploitation and
discrimination where everyone has the opportunity to realize their potential." The organization's mission is to empower people and communities that are affected by poverty, illiteracy,
disease and social injustice (BRAC, 2015). The organization develops and implements social and economic programs intended to help people exceed their condition and realize their potential.
BRAC's values are represented by:
innovation (by creating opportunity for people to rise from their poverty through creative and groundbreaking programs),
integrity (through
transparency and accountability in its work), inclusiveness (by engaging, supporting and recognizing the value of all members of
society, without discrimination), and effectiveness.
BRAC's approach seems to be exactly what Malaysia needs in order to deal with teen pregnancy and baby abandonment problem. Such a problem requires creative programs that focus on addressing the causes that determine the situation and allocating the resources that are required. Simply developing educational programs that are run as TV ad campaigns might not suffice in spreading the word and…