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SayPro Generate feedback frameworks
1. Start-Stop-Continue
This simple yet powerful feedback model asks participants to consider three aspects:
- Start: What should we start doing that we haven’t been doing?
- Stop: What should we stop doing because it’s not effective or beneficial?
- Continue: What should we continue doing because it’s working well?
2. Plus/Delta
This framework is straightforward and encourages positive reinforcement along with constructive criticism:
- Plus (+): What went well? What did you like?
- Delta (Δ): What could be improved? What changes would you suggest for future sessions?
3. 5 Whys Analysis
This technique helps identify the root cause of a problem by repeatedly asking “Why?” Each answer forms the basis of the next question:
- Why was the team-building activity successful (or not)?
- Keep asking “Why?” to delve deeper into the underlying causes and factors.
4. The 4 L’s (Liked, Learned, Lacked, Longed For)
This method allows participants to reflect on various aspects of their experience:
- Liked: What did you like about the activity?
- Learned: What did you learn from it?
- Lacked: What was missing or could be improved?
- Longed for: What did you wish had been part of the activity?
5. The 6 Thinking Hats
Developed by Edward de Bono, this method encourages looking at issues from multiple perspectives. Each “hat” represents a different mode of thinking:
- White Hat: Facts and information.
- Red Hat: Emotions and feelings.
- Black Hat: Caution and critical thinking.
- Yellow Hat: Optimism and positive thinking.
- Green Hat: Creativity and new ideas.
- Blue Hat: Process control and organization.
6. SWOT Analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats)
A SWOT analysis provides a structured way to evaluate the activity’s various aspects:
- Strengths: What worked well? What were the strengths of the activity?
- Weaknesses: What didn’t work? What were the weaknesses?
- Opportunities: What opportunities are there for improvement or enhancement?
- Threats: What potential challenges or risks should be considered for future sessions?
7. Critical Incident Technique (CIT)
This method involves identifying specific incidents or moments that had a significant impact on the overall experience:
- Describe a critical incident that occurred during the activity.
- Analyze what happened, why it happened, and how it was handled.
- Reflect on the lessons learned and how such incidents can be addressed in the future.
Implementation Tips
- Anonymous Feedback: Consider using anonymous feedback forms or surveys to encourage honesty.
- Focus Groups: Organize focus groups or debrief sessions where team members can discuss their feedback in person.
- Action Plans: Develop action plans based on the feedback received to ensure that improvements are implemented in future sessions.
By using these frameworks, you can gather comprehensive and constructive feedback that will help enhance your team-building activities and ensure that they continue to provide value and foster positive team dynamics.
SayPro Policy Frameworks and Governance Models that Support the Scaling up of Nature Based Solutions Masterclass SCHAR
Detailed Presentations
- Overview of Existing Policies:
- Presented by Policy Experts: This session provided an overview of existing policy frameworks at various levels (national, regional, and international) that support the implementation of Nature-Based Solutions (NBS). It highlighted key policies and regulations that have facilitated the adoption of NBS.
- Policy Gaps and Opportunities:
- Identifying Gaps: Discussion on the gaps in current policies that hinder the scaling up of NBS. This session explored areas where existing policies fall short and the opportunities for enhancing policy support to overcome these barriers.
- Policy Recommendations: Experts provided recommendations on how to strengthen policy frameworks to better support NBS, including suggestions for new policies and amendments to existing ones.
- Polycentric Governance Models:
- Presented by Governance Specialists: This session focused on polycentric governance models, which involve multiple governing bodies working together to manage NBS projects. It highlighted the benefits of such models, including increased collaboration, shared responsibility, and improved outcomes.
- Case Studies: Examples of successful polycentric governance models were presented to illustrate how these approaches have been effectively implemented in different regions.
- Stakeholder Participation:
- Role of Stakeholder Engagement: Emphasis on the importance of involving stakeholders in the governance of NBS projects. This session discussed the various ways to engage stakeholders, ensuring that local communities, policymakers, researchers, and other relevant parties are actively involved in decision-making processes.
- Participatory Approaches: Presentation of participatory approaches that have been successful in fostering stakeholder engagement and collaboration.
Interactive Sessions
- Workshops: Participants engaged in hands-on sessions where they could learn and practice developing policy frameworks and governance models for NBS. These workshops included practical exercises, group discussions, and scenario-based learning.
- Panel Discussions: Opportunities for participants to hear from experts and ask questions. Panel discussions featured diverse perspectives from academia, industry, government, and non-governmental organizations, providing a comprehensive understanding of the topics covered.
- Group Activities: Collaborative exercises where participants worked together to design hypothetical NBS projects, apply governance models, and analyze potential outcomes. These activities fostered teamwork and practical application of the concepts discussed.
Resources and Materials
- Presentation Slides: The slides from the presentations were made available for download to registered participants.
- Masterclass Recording: A recording of the masterclass was accessible for those who registered, allowing them to revisit the presentations and discussions at their convenience.
- Supplementary Materials: Additional resources, including research papers, case study reports, and policy guidelines, were provided to participants to enhance their understanding and application of the concepts covered.
These sessions offered valuable insights into how effective policy frameworks and governance models can support the scaling up of Nature-Based Solutions, addressing climate change, biodiversity loss, and other environmental challenges.
- Overview of Existing Policies: