It is Concluded that HRD in organizational perspective is focused in narrow sense by its function
on learning, education, training and development to the human resources selected and
recruited to identify, assure, and help to develop the key competencies that enable individuals
to perform current or future jobs with planned individual learning accomplished through
training, on-the-job learning, coaching or other means (green area of diagram-2).
Whereas the scope of HRD in organizational perspective has broadened and extended beyond a
narrow concentration on training and development to include organizational and systems-level
issues that influence the development of broad skill sets including behavioral skills, abilities, and
knowledge associated with learning in technical, social, and interpersonal areas and also
expanded to include a strong connection to corporate strategy, individual responsibility for
learning, extension into team learning, incorporation of career development, an emphasis on
internal consultancy, organizational learning and knowledge management and the nurturing of
the intellectual capital of an enterprise, so HRD is a process of developing and unleashing
expertise for the purpose of improving individual, team, work process, and organizational
system performance. HRD along with education and training also involves activities related to,
empowerment, awareness raising, skills enhancement, team building, community mobilization
and development, organization development, entrepreneurship development, sensitization and
conscientisation, human resources planning and policies (yellow and green area of diagram-