Organizational review and redesign for Namibia's parks and wildlife management body.
The authority adopted the redesigned organizational structure. The new design improved coordination between conservation, tourism, and community engagement functions.
The national body responsible for managing Namibia's national parks, game reserves, and wildlife conservation programmes.
The authority's organizational structure had not been updated to reflect changing conservation priorities, tourism growth, and evolving stakeholder expectations. A comprehensive redesign was needed.
We conducted a full organizational review including stakeholder analysis, mandate assessment, and benchmarking against comparable organizations in the region. Our team developed a new organizational design that balanced conservation mandate with commercial tourism operations and community engagement.
The authority adopted the redesigned organizational structure. The new design improved coordination between conservation, tourism, and community engagement functions.
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