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A short presentation of ma&t
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Emmanuel Mmpukwini
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Chapter 1
00:29
Chapter 2
00:36
Chapter 3
00:41
Chapter 4
00:45
Chapter 5
00:51
Chapter 6
01:01
Chapter 7
01:12
Chapter 8
01:17
Chapter 9
01:24
Chapter 10
01:31
Chapter 11
01:36
Chapter 12
01:44
Chapter 13
01:51
Chapter 14
01:58
Chapter 15
02:04
Chapter 16
02:11
Chapter 17
02:20
Chapter 18
02:26
Chapter 19
02:31
Chapter 20
02:39
Chapter 21
02:42
Chapter 22
02:45
Chapter 23
02:48
Chapter 24
02:51
Chapter 25
02:54
Chapter 26
02:57
Chapter 27
03:01
Chapter 28
03:05
Chapter 29
03:11
Chapter 30
03:20
Chapter 31
03:28
Chapter 32
03:34
Chapter 33
03:40
Chapter 34
03:44
Chapter 35
03:47
Chapter 36
03:51
Chapter 37
03:57
Chapter 38
04:04
Chapter 39
04:08
Chapter 40
04:18
Chapter 41
04:34
Chapter 42
04:55
Chapter 43
04:58
Chapter 44
05:05
Chapter 45
05:11
Chapter 46
A short video that explains and outlines the ma&t and the procedures and outputs.
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Audio Transcript
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While life management errors are essentially social businesses and like
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any business good, capable management is critical for the business
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to grow or survive.
00:10 - 00:13
The mat is a process that is designed to strengthen
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the management of these wildlife management areas.
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I will explain briefly helmet works.
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This is a quick summary.
00:21 - 00:24
I'll be skipping through much of the detail if you
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would like to learn about matter more depth, I recommend
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you go through the presentation in pdf below the mat
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helps the management of a wildlife management area in any
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supporting organization.
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Designer structured approach to strengthen its management through a suite
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of tools and approaches for best management practices.
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The mat is designed with five steps or mechanisms.
00:49 - 00:50
Let me take you through these five steps.
00:52 - 00:55
Firstly, the mat has recognized that there are seven management
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areas that are required for the wildlife management area to
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function. We will go through these in more detail.
01:01 - 01:05
Later the mat outlines the standards that need to be
01:05 - 01:09
reached the tools, the systems needed for this and the
01:09 - 01:12
stage is required to reach the desired standard.
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Each stage is a milestone along the path to achieving
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the standard.
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The mat also includes a set of tools and systems
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that helped the management to function and the matter assessment
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tool generates reports that show the current status of the
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management and the areas that need strengthening.
01:33 - 01:34
That was a quick overview of man.
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However, the mat is a system being developed that any
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wildlife management management area or supporting organization can use With
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25 clearly defied standards In total that cover the seven
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management areas.
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These standards outlined the goal or the milestone for the
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management to reach.
01:58 - 02:02
We have a suite of over 30 detailed tools that
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included trusted software, Excel templates, policies and procedures that support
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the management to reach a desired standard of operation.
02:12 - 02:15
The Mat takes a wildlife management areas through five stages
02:16 - 02:18
of development using the tools and systems.
02:19 - 02:23
The mat has 150 criteria that define these stages as
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key performance indicators.
02:29 - 02:35
The mat recognize essentially seven focal areas of management using
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the tools, procedures and training.
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The mat can support the strengthening of governance and management,
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the employees and working environment protection of the people while
02:47 - 02:52
like the natural resources management of the infrastructure assets, engagement
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with the community and stakeholders enterprise and tourism and their
02:57 - 02:59
financial and administrative procedures.
03:03 - 03:06
The mat is able to track the level or stage
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of development and progression of each standard within the management
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of a wildlife management area Where stage one indicates the
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management has only the very basic systems in place.
03:18 - 03:20
Not all the legal requirements are in position.
03:22 - 03:27
And as the wildlife management area progresses developing and adopting
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systems that support professional management where these tools start to
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influence their day to day management and become a culture
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or way of working.
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That promotes transparency and accountability to finally reach a level
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that is recognized and respected.
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The core of our work is to develop customized tools
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that enable the management to function.
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These tools and systems range from those that provide long
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term visionary goals and overall direction and systems that guide
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how works to be done on a and policies and
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regulations and then the day to day systems and management
04:08 - 04:14
actions. The mad assessment is performed on the request by
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a wildlife management area and is usually run annually.
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Reports are generated by the Matter assessment tool.
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These reports guide the wildlife management area and they're supporting
04:25 - 04:28
partners as to what is required for the wildlife management
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area to achieve the desired standards and what management functions
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or areas need additional investments and efforts.
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The matter assessment provides notes that provide the management with
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specific actions that are necessary scores that provide a snapshot
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view of the overall status and reports to guide the
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management and their partners, where additional effort and investments are
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required that will result in a strong local management, ensuring
05:01 - 05:04
that wildlife management areas are run for both people and
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wildlife. Please take look at the presentation below.
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If you would like to learn more about man.
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