1.6 
Current Training Plan  
There is no documented training plan for the Unit. Training is conducted on an ad hoc 
basis. Training provided to rangers consists mainly of diving, marine biology, English 
language and observation tours for senior rangers. Occasionally, swimming lessons are 
provided for rangers who are non swimmers. No appropriate orientations on nature of 
ranger's assignments or overall vision of the protectorate are provided to new rangers.  
Furthermore, orientations on provisions and enforcements of Law numbers 4 and 102 are 
not furnished.  The common practice is that the new ranger gains his own experience from 
day to day practices and by observing senior rangers in action. All training provided is 
funded by the PSU. 
Presently Mr. John McEachern, Team Leader, has produced a staff induction course to 
enhance the capabilities of new staff. The planned training is expected to take place very 
soon. The objectives of the training program are: To acquaint new staff with the background 
situation extent at the Red Sea; to explain the mission and legal mandate of the Unit; to 
review staff structure and organization of the Red Sea Protectorate; to outline the strategic 
priorities; to inform new staff of the expected code of conduct; to review NCS/Red Sea 
Protectorate personnel polices; to describe the competency required for given positions; and 
to examine training opportunities and to discuss policies on serving the public, and 
protocols for dealing with incidents. The expected outcome of the proposed program are to 
ensure that new staff members gain an understanding of the organization they have joined 
and to increase on the job effectiveness of new staff members. 
The proposed contents of the training program are: 
    
Background situation  
    
Mission & legal mandate of the Red Sea Protectorate 
    
Staff Structure 
    
Staff organization of Red Sea rangers 
    
Strategic priorities 
    
Code of conduct 
    
Personnel polices 
    
Competency required 
    
Training opportunities 
    
Public service polices, protocols and dealing with incidents 
2. 
Institutional Status of NCS and Major Stakeholders 
2.1 
The Institutional Set up of the NCS 
The Natural Conservation Sector (NCS) is one of the six major sectors in EEAA. NCS 
Director, Dr. Moustafa Fouda, reports directly to the Minister and CEO chairs the sector. 
The functional role of the NCS is to manage the preservation of nature and protection of 
biodiversity in coordination with concerned and responsible authorities, plan and 
implement natural protectorates, encourage and follow up of new individual initiatives 
related to nature protection, to implement international agreements and conventions on 
nature protection, and to raise public awareness concerning means of nature protection and 
subsequent regulations.  
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