This report provides an in-depth analysis of Syngenta's organizational design, focusing on its structure, the importance of organizational design, and its impact on employee motivation and change management. The report examines how Syngenta's structure, including its functional structure, supports its goals and how it deals with contingencies, competitive advantages, communication, innovation and efficiency. It also explores the theories of organizational design, including classical, contingency, and systems theories, and their relevance to Syngenta. Furthermore, the report analyzes the requirement to develop motivated, knowledgeable, and experienced individuals and teams within the company, addressing motivational theories like human capital theory, knowledge management, economic needs motivation, social concepts, self-actualization needs, and complex man concepts. The report also evaluates the relationship between organizational design and change management, emphasizing how Syngenta utilizes these elements to achieve its objectives and adapt to market changes. The report offers recommendations for improving organizational design and change management within Syngenta. This report is available on Desklib, a platform providing AI-based study tools.