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With the ink barely dry on her Escalator 2020 certificate, #escalatoralumni Donna Cram is making impact on-the-ground in Taranaki as the founder and chair of the Taranaki Catchment Communities - TCC.
Recently awarded $1.25 million to support more sustainable farming practices, Donna and the team are helping local farmers to get in front of legislation and control their own destiny.
Well done Donna!
www.stuff.co.nz/taranaki-daily-news/news/300347768/funding-boost-helps-taranaki-farmers-with-sust...
Funding boost helps Taranaki farmers with sustainability efforts
www.stuff.co.nz
Taranaki farmers working to be more sustainable have received a $1.25million finding boost.Awesome work Donna. Keep following your vision and passion
Bravo Donna. Great stuff
We are so pleased you are leading us on this one Donna, what you are doing is so important
Awesome work Donna Cram!!🤩
Deserved recognition
Awesome effort Donna Cram ❤
Well done Donna!! 👍
Amazing Donna Cram!
A big congratulations to AWDT changemakers Sarah Dooley (UYFB 2018), Amy Blaikie (Next Level 2019) and Brooke Cameron (Next Level 2019)!
Their project - Bales4Blair - has raised almost $80,000 for the Southland Charity Hospital.
This is inspirational, purpose-driven work that will make a real difference to the Southland community.
Incredible mahi team!
farmersweekly.co.nz/section/sheep-2/view/wool-campaign-pays-off
Agri-Women's Development Trust (AWDT) Brooke Cameron (next level 2019) was an intregal part of the #bales4blair team
The official newsletter of the agripreneur community has landed!
New from our friends Farmers Weekly NZ, the Pulse is your daily sector insight recap covering the latest news, editor’s take, opinion and our favourite section ‘purple cow’...
If that term ‘agripreneur’ sounds new to you (‘agriculture-entrepreneur’), keep an eye out for new content from Farmers Weekly to learn more!
www.agripreneur.com/pulse
www.agripreneur.com
We're New Zealand. Agriculture is our culture - it's the Pulse of our nation.
This Farmers Weekly NZ story cuts right to the heart of what AWDT is all about - we think it’s a must read.
We are thrilled to see It’s all about YOU graduate Sue Fish putting ‘people-first’ business models into practice.
Alongside partner David, they’ve defined the ‘Westmorland Estate Way’ - a set of people-centred policies that create all-round respect, prioritise career development and ensure their people feel valued.
There are some excellent examples in here of genuine people policies with proven results, like:
- Tetramap - learning about each other’s strengths and mapping the best responsibilities for everyone.
- Flexible rosters to avoid burnout.
- Supporting employees to attend industry conferences and training.
- Employee awards.
- Acknowledging mistakes as a team responsibility and staying well clear of ’blame’.
It all combines to make their motto a lived reality - ‘together we succeed’.
farmersweekly.co.nz/section/dairy/view/staff-are-the-heart-of-a-waikato-farm?fbclid=IwAR3FtoqWmBj...
Are you ready for a life-changing learning experience?
At AWDT, we are well-aligned with Rural Leaders vision of empowering emerging primary sector leaders.
As one of the most comprehensive and respected development experiences across our sector, a Nuffield New Zealand Scholarship is a gateway to connection, learning and future leadership.
We encourage prospective change-makers across the AWDT whānau to consider applying.
Learn more at ruralleaders.co.nz/nuffield
