Over the last 15 years, PepsiCo and the PepsiCo Foundation have helped reach more with access to safe water through distribution, purification and conservation programmes, putting us more than halfway to our goal. Since we started this work in 2006, the PepsiCo Foundation has invested more than $53 million in safe water access programmes. And those investments have real impact on peoples daily lives by improving living conditions through clean water access closer to home and promoting water-saving agricultural technologies. Wijnterp adds that the PepsiCo Foundations efforts to close the gap in safe water access further deepens the companys commitment to Ethiopia as it continues to drive economic and social development. This builds on the announcement late last year that PepsiCo is finalising an investment proposal of approximately USD 40 million (ETB 2 billion) to expand its Senselet snacks business in Ethiopia and is considering the possibility of further investments in the country to expand the companys portfolio beyond snacks. Source:https://ssa.pepsico.africa/news/press-release/partnership-between-the-pepsico-foundation- and-water-aid-provides-safe-water-access-to-communities-in-ethiopia

QUESTION ONE [30] With reference to the article, critically discuss the main mechanisms used to assess out puts or performance at pepsi