Towards “Fair Globalization”: Critical Success Factors for partnering Project of Development and Enterprise Project

The purpose of this paper is to identify and evaluate Critical Success Factors (CSF) that impact positively on partnering Project of Development (PoD) and Enterprise Project (EP). The data are collected from an International Labor Office (ILO)´s pilot project implemented in Madagascar which had utilized the Training for Rural Economic Empowerment (TREE) methodology. Then other data are gathered from a questionnaire survey of 34 enterprises, five months after completion of the project. And Quality Assurance coupled with Correlation is conducted to analyze data. Results reveal that nine Critical Success Factors shape and impact the partnership of (PoD) and (EP). Then a “Golden Triangle” is identified to model partnering success. This paper provides a valuable guideline for policy makers to align their economic growth approach with pro-poor growth. This paper shows the importance of Technology Management in contributing to implement a Fair Globalization. It will help many Projects of Development to integrate their beneficiaries into such Fair Globalization.