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When Nadeem Khan received a memo from Jamal Uddin Akbar, the Chairman of the Board of Governors of The Horizon International, Kohat, Pakistan, informing him that the organization had been suspended, he knew that Jamal was blaming him, as Coordinator, for not achieving the project targets on time. Nadeem sent in his resignation. A fortnight later he was persuaded by Zakiullah Afridi, the Executive Director of Pakistan Development Program to withdraw his resignation. Nadeem agreed to withdraw his resignation, but stated that he would not be able to perform activities related to administration and finance. However, in view of Jamal’s continued hostile attitude, Nadeem was wondering whether he should resign outright, or should he make an attempt at reconciliation with Jamal. The case explores the dynamics in the development of interpersonal conflicts arising in an NGO whose activities involved training aimed at individual, organizational and institutional development of partner organizations. |
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