Equine Industry - Organisations by Jess Hassall-Gibson

lantra (Georgia mitchell)

2017-09-22 14:50:02 UTC

These can provide training courses within areas in the land based sector. there aim is to achieve personal and business growth. 
"We aim to build a robust, credit-based approach to qualification development"(lantra,2017)
lantra. (2017). About us . Available: https://www.lantra.co.uk/home/about-us. Last accessed 22nd september 2017 .

BHIC (Emily M, Olivia, Georgia M)

2017-09-22 15:03:51 UTC

Aims:
To gather equestrians together to create a local impact.
To influence equestrians to participate in more equestrian activity's.
To increase economic value of the equine industry.
To improve performance in equine sports by developing advanced skills and techniques.
Roles:
To improve the future generation in the equine industry by implementing strategies.
Mission:
Protect, promote and develop the horse industry.

BEF (Cerys Thompson, Sammie Stevens)

2017-09-25 19:54:57 UTC

Role:
Their role is to distribute government funding to develop professional riders to win medals at the Olympics and to get beginners to get involved in the sport.
Aims:
They want to encourage more people to take up horse riding, Driving, Vaulting and Volunteering.
By involving more people in riding clubs and centres their aim is to help people know more about horses and improve peoples well being by keeping fit.
References:
http://www.bef.co.uk/detail.aspx?page=BEF

British Dressage (Alex Parsons , Chaise Edgington)

2017-09-25 20:03:10 UTC

ROLE: British Dressage is a governing body of dressage. Their role is to educate to support each riders’ goals whether it is being part of BYRDS (British Young Rider Dressage Scheme) to competing in Olympics or Paralympic games. It prepares children as young as 12 to be ready for the international circuit if they have the talent and determination but also supports the older at the highest of levels.

AIM: British Dressage aims to be the most respected and successful organisation for people passionate about dressage.

MISSION: To improve the development of the horse into a happy athlete through harmonious education and as a result the horses become supple, calm and confident and then this achieves the perfect understanding between athletes.

REFERENCES:

British Dressage Members Handbook 2017, (Page 3)

https://www.britishdressage.co.uk/uploads/File/Rules%202008/BD_Rulebook%202008%201.pdf (Page 1)

Defra -Department for environment, food and rural affairs (Heather Webb, Georgia Farr

2017-09-26 10:46:48 UTC

Role:

Promoting sustainable development (UK and international)

Aims:

Enhancing quality of life through promoting a better environment
Create thriving economies
Diversity & abundance of wildlife resources
Sustainable & diverse farming & food industries that work together

Mission:

Our purpose is to unleash the economic potential of food and farming, nature and the countryside, champion the environment and provide security against floods, animal and plant disease and other hazards.

Reference:
adlib.everysite.co.uk

2017-09-26 10:55:30 UTC

Abbie Ladley and Erin Lockett

2017-09-26 18:13:46 UTC

BEF: British Equestrian Federation

Roles: The Roles of the BEF is to fund equestrian sports. It exists to provide leadership, vision and purpose in steering the direction of equestrianism.

Aims:
Speak with one voice for equestrianism, promote enjoyment, opportunities and success.
Enable sustainable growth in participation.
Attract, develop and retain a skilled workforce and volunteer community.
Enable quality experiences with access and opportunities for all.

Mission: “More people, better places, better horses and more medals” (bef.co.uk)

Reference:
bef.co.uk

BETA- ella and Courtney:

2017-09-26 18:40:53 UTC

Beta stands for British Equestrian Trade Association .

Missions of BETA:
BETA's main mission statement is "The equestrian Trade Association works to support our members in their efforts to achieve the highest level repute, knowledge and profitability".

Aims:
BETA aims to inform BETA members, the riding public and the equestrian industry as a whole on continuous equestrian market research to inform the wider equine industry on the state of market and horse riding as a leisure industry.

Roles:

BETA is recognised and accepted as the official representative association for equestrian manufacturing, wholesale and retail trade by Government and leading riding organisations.

One of BETA's roles is to look out for trade service and safety.

Trade representatives of :

ABRS - Bronwen Saff & Toni

2017-09-26 19:06:51 UTC

ABRS - association of British riding schools

Role -
To support riding schools in Britain and abroad,give instruction on suitable horses and ponies as well as ensuring good saddlery and horse care

Aims -
ABRS aims to ensure all riding schools are registered with a regulatory body such as themselves to ensure standards, quality of service and safety are at a high standard.

Mission -
'to inspire, increase knowledge and keep standards high' (http://www.abrs-info.org/About_us-220.htm)

DEFRA-LAUREN WHELAN AND ERIN YEOMANS

2017-09-26 19:08:58 UTC

Department for environement food and rural affairs-

UK government department responsible for safeguarding the natural environment,support the world-leading food and farming industry and sustain a thriving rural economy

POLICIES-
waste and recycling
common agricultural policy reform
flooding and coastal change
food and farming industry
environmental quality
(Gov.co.uk)

AIMS (Nationalarchives.gov.uk)
enhance quality of life by promoting...
better environment
thriving rural economies and communities
diversity and abundance of wildlife resources
countryside for all to enjoy and sustainable and diverse farming and food industrys that work together to meet the needs of the customers

2017-09-27 07:31:05 UTC

Catherine and val

2017-09-27 08:02:32 UTC

Roles:

The British showjumping association is a governing body with sets the rules for GBR competitors at international level and they decide which affiliated events are held.

Responsibilities:

BS have to make sure that everything is run smoothly and is fair to everyone, they also have to make sure the competition is set up in the correct environment and place.

Abi Daniella and Carmen

2017-09-29 08:11:33 UTC

BEVA
Roles ;BEVA is a membership organization for those interested in equine veterinary medicine. They provide education, support and guidance to equine veterinary surgeons, equine veterinary nurses, and those working as allied professionals within the equine industry.

Aims; Their aims are to represent the industry at the highest levels, run outstanding CPD and produce universally respected journals.

Missions; they want to promote the veterinary and allied sciences for the welfare of the horse To promote and foster the cultural, scientific and professional activities of veterinary surgeons interested in equine practice, teaching and research

Charlotte and annabelle

2017-09-29 13:40:29 UTC

BHS
Role- spread awareness through support, training and education
Mission- to work with energy, commitment and knowledge to promote and achieve the highest standards in all areas
Aims- promote horse education android training
Promote wellbeing, safety, environment,health, and management of the horse
Promote community participation
Prevention of cruelty,neglect and harm
Promote welfare and safety
Promote rights of way and acces to roads

2017-10-26 13:26:32 UTC

Jess and Chloe

2018-03-14 09:53:44 UTC

Motivated staff that want to proform
Exceptional health and safety
Being reliable and consistent

Chaise, Daniella and caitlyn

2018-03-14 09:56:13 UTC

-Communication

-Setting quality standards
-Same jobs for every person

Liv & abi

2018-03-14 09:56:19 UTC

• invest in training;
• create a quality chart;
• social media.

Brit, Nicole, Erin

2018-03-14 09:56:55 UTC

Analysation of data, staff motivation and performance, bench marking