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Can you think of any additional principles you might add?
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3. Principles
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I would include a principle on including indigenous knowledge into the project - many aspects of traditional practises are ignored in western centred project management and I feel this an important part of conservation
I see so many projects in the UK having far away dates for when they want to achieve things with minimal action in the here and now. It would be great if more people adopted the "do something" attitude to get the ball rolling quicker.
Maybe a good 6th principle could be "Ensure Sustainability": Design and implement a project with long-term ecological, social, and financial sustainability in mind, considering how benefits and responsibilities will continue after the project ends.