The important thing to remember when gathering evidence is that the more evidence the better - that is, the more evidence you gather to demonstrate your skills, the more confident an assessor can be that you have learned the skills not just at one point in time, but are continuing to apply and develop those skills (as opposed to just learning for the test!). Furthermore, one piece of evidence that you collect will not usualy demonstrate all the required criteria for a unit of competency, whereas multiple overlapping pieces of evidence will usually do the trick!
From the Wiki University
What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?
Define scope of environmental management strategy
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Identify the needs and expectations for development of an environmental management strategy Completed |
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Identify the constraints under which the environmental strategy can be developed to enable a clear and concise direction to be established Completed |
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Prepare a clear and concise statement of environmental objectives to ensure the needs of the strategy can be met Completed |
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Determine environmental strategy development process
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Identify process models applicable to the scope of the environmental management strategy Completed |
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Assess and select a process model that will achieve the objectives determined in the scope Completed |
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Identify principal stakeholders to maximise stakeholder participation in the development process Completed |
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Consult stakeholders to obtain acceptance of the strategy development process Completed |
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Identify resources to undertake environmental strategy development
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Adopt resource requirements of the model/process in an accurate and comprehensive manner Completed |
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Prepare accurate detailed financial budgets within the scope of the strategy development Completed |
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Identify human resource requirements for strategy developments so that skill requirements can be specified Completed |
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Identify facilities and equipment needs for strategy developments to ensure all requirements can be met on time Completed |
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Identify environmental assets, problems and opportunities
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Identify and collate existing data in a comprehensive manner relevant to the scope and models accepted Completed |
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Evaluate existing data against the scope and model to identify needs for further data collection Completed |
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Obtain additional data to ensure a comprehensive database is available for effective analysis Completed |
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Assess available data against scientifically established criteria and community expectations within relevant legislation and codes Completed |
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Determine and prioritise environmental issues
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Group common problems and opportunities to formulate environmental issues that can be actioned by stakeholders Completed |
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Establish criteria to enable environmental issues to be prioritised Completed |
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Prepare environmental management strategy
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Determine practical actions that enable a resolution of environmental issues within strategy objectives Completed |
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Prepare clear and concise draft documentation for the strategy to obtain feedback from stakeholders Completed |
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Evaluate feedback and form a response that assesses impact on a resolution of environmental issues Completed |
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Obtain local authority for the environmental management strategy Completed |
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Prepare an environmental management strategy implementation plan
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Prioritise actions to provide the most effective resolution of issues within available resources Completed |
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Allocate resources to match action priorities Completed |
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Monitor processes to ensure the strategy is achieving objectives and modified as required Completed |
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Identify responsible parties who have the capacity to carry out strategy actions Completed |
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Establish achievable timelines, schedules and targets which enable strategy objectives to be met within required timeframes Completed |
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Monitor and review effectiveness of the environmental management strategy
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Collect and analyse regular data to provide accurate measures of performance Completed |
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Make comparisons with strategy objectives to assess effectiveness Completed |
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Make changes to strategy as required in a timely manner to ensure outcomes are achieved Completed |
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Use information obtained during monitoring and review to develop new strategies which are based on accumulated knowledge and experience Completed |
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