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Organisational Resilience and Tertiary Engagement

Tracy Hatton - University of Canterbury Ben Abraham - University of Otago. Organisational Resilience and Tertiary Engagement. Who are we?. Public good research programme Collaboration – multiple universities Multi Disciplinary Since 2004. What is resilience? (or what its not!).

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Organisational Resilience and Tertiary Engagement

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  1. Tracy Hatton - University of Canterbury Ben Abraham - University of Otago Organisational Resilience and Tertiary Engagement

  2. Who are we? • Public good research programme • Collaboration – multiple universities • Multi Disciplinary • Since 2004

  3. What is resilience? (or what its not!) You Cantabrians are so Resilient!

  4. Organisational Resilience What is it that makes some organisations able to not only survive, but also to thrive in the face of adversity? “The whole is greater than the sum of its parts” Aristotle

  5. What does resilience have to do with Tertiary Engagement? • Sharing knowledge as a way of engagement 2. Enabling NGOs to be more adaptive and change ready

  6. Sharing Knowledge • One type of Tertiary Engagement

  7. Why work on your organisations resilience? • Because it will help you increase engagement. HOW? • Enable you to better react and adapt to changing circumstances

  8. Why – what has changed? Demand • Pressure from funding providers • Increasing demand Funding • Increasing use of technology • ‘Traditional’ model of volunteering • under pressure

  9. Volunteers Needs One Students View: • Flexibility • To be valued for their skills – to feel they are really adding value • To engage using technology

  10. Organisational Resilience Leadership Situation Awareness Staff Engagement Leadership & Culture Innovation & Creativity Decision Making Resilience The ability to survive a crisis and thrive in a world of uncertainty Effective Partnerships Stress Testing Plans Networks ChangeReady Internal Resources Proactive Posture Breaking Silos Unity of Purpose Leveraging Knowledge Planning Strategies

  11. What do we do

  12. What do we do? Email: tracy.hatton@pg.canterbury.ac.nz OR www.resorgs.org.nz

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