🌍 3.2 Scenario – “Do Something” Exercise.
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🎥 3.1 Video : Principles Overview. By WildTeam Admin
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🌍 3.2 Scenario – “Do Something” Exercise. By WildTeam Admin
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🎯 3.5 Kahoot Quiz: Principles. By WildTeam Admin
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In response to my "Do Something" Exercise. I would start the project but just with 1 or 2 villages - which would use a limited budget - and save some money - I would work with selected representatives from the other villages until the full money for the project arrived.
I agree! Starting with some of the most affected villages protects people and also gives the chance to see if the project works and whether it can be done with the amount of money they think they need.
Exacto, tienes que empezar con algunos pueblos y luego ir añadiendo otros.
I believe that what should be done is to project with the budget and resources that are currently available, answer how far I can go and the impact that would be had, in order to begin the first phase with a real scope available.
The scenario says that they don't have the money to do 'all' of the activities planned which suggests that they can do 'some' of the planned activities. An important question would be what are these activities, what do we mean by activities? Do they have what they need to effectively and safely respond to tiger call outs? If yes, then they should start the project and members of the team should continue fundraising while they start (Do something). If no, then the project should not begin because people and tigers might both be at risk, they should wait until the money is available (Do no harm).