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INTRODUCTION 7  \n2. FACILITATING EFFECTIVE MEETINGS 9  \nWhat it means to facilitate 9  \nBe clear about purpose 10  \nEnsure full participation 10  \nFacilitating from the front 10  \nPreparation 10  \nStarting off 10  \nDuring the meeting 11  \nAt the end 11  \nFacilitating from the back 12  \nMaking constructive suggestions 12  \nEncouraging others 13  \nUsing an outside facilitator 13  \nMaking presentations 14  \nPreparation 14  \nDuring your presentation 14  \nVisual aids 15  \nInterpersonal communication 15  \nExpressing concerns 16  \n3. CONSULTING WITH OTHERS 17  \nTwo-way communication 17  \nInvolving everyone 17  \nAppropriate process and timing 17  \nEvaluation and clear completion 18  \nWorking with Tangata Whenua 18  \nPrepare 18  \nExamine your own assumptions 19  \nExamine your project proposal 19  \nIdentify benefits and risks 19  \nIdentify relevant Treaty principles 19  \nPlan your presentation 19  \nTake care in your delivery 20  \nSpeak to your audience 20  \nThis copy printed June 2003 From Seed to Success – Tool Kit for Community Conservation Projects 3  \nCR 1417  \n4. MANAGING CONFLICT INA GROUP 21  \nGeneral strategies for managing conflict 23  \nUsing rounds to resolve group conflict 23  \nDealing with hostility directed at you 24  \n5. ORGANISING MEETINGSAND EVENTS 25  \nFeasibility check and initial planning 25  \nWho to invite and how 26  \nOrganising a venue 27  \nSetting a date and time 27  \nOrganising equipment and materials 28  \nRefreshments 29  \nPresenters, chairperson and/or facilitators 29  \nAgenda and process 30  \nPurpose and results 30  \nDesigning the experience 30  \nAllowing for introductions 30  \nCreating an inclusive process 31  \nTempo and timing 31  \nPlanning your evaluation 31  \nAcknowledgements 32  \nWhere an agency is organising the meeting or event 32  \n6. BASIC GROUP TECHNIQUES 33  \nIcebreakers 33  \nRecording 33  \nUsing and creating maps 34  \nOn-site discussions/field visits 34  \nSmall group discussion 35  \nBrainstorming 35  \nRounds 35  \nMind mapping 36  \nWorkshopping with ‘sticky notes’ 37  \nGenerate ideas 37  \nGroup similar ideas 37  \nName the groups of ideas 37  \nTaking the next steps 37  \n4 This copy printed June 2003 From Seed to Success – Tool Kit for Community Conservation Projects  \nCR 1417  \nPrioritising and reaching agreement 38  \nDecisions by majority or consensus 38  \nVoting techniques 38  \nListening for agreement 39  \nUsing break-out groups to reach agreement 39  \n7. GROUP PLANNING 41  \nThe planning process 41  \nGenerating a shared vision 41  \nGuided visualisation 42  \nPicturing your vision 42  \nValues exercise 43  \nValues activity sheet 44  \nGenerating goals and objectives 45  \nSimple workshop process 45  \nHeadlining 45  \nConcept pyramid 46  \nAction planning 48  \nAction planning process 48  \nContingency planning 51  \nSWOT analysis 52  \n8. REVIEWING EVENTS OR GROUP PROGRESS 53  \nEvaluating a community event 53  \nFeedback Sheet 54  \n‘H Form’ or Goal Posts 55  \nReflecting on progress as a group 56  \nTaking stock of the past and charting the future 56  \n9. TRAINING COURSES 59  \nWho to contact for relevant training 59  \n10.REFERENCES 61   \nPublications 61  \nUseful websites 72  \n11. FUNDING 75  \n12. 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