Presented by RAJBIR S MANN CHAIR International Service Committee 2 ISC MEETING TUESDAY JANUARY 12 2021 600 730 PM 600 Welcome Chair Introduction committee secretary Pari Gujar 615 Introductions and updates All ID: 1045024
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1. Engagement through international servicePresented by RAJBIR S MANNCHAIR
2. International Service Committee 2ISC MEETING TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 2021 6.00 – 7.30 PM6.00 Welcome ChairIntroduction committee secretary Pari Gujar6.15 Introductions and updates All6.30 Water First Global Grant Dianne Dance-Rotary Club of Guelph6.45 International Service Committee role and resources Members and chair7.05 The Lending Journey Vince Vetro - Rotary Club of Erin7.20 Upcoming events information All 7.25 Closing remarks ChairNext Meeting March 9, 2021AGENDA
3. International Service Committee 3To be a source for Rotary Clubs to learn about International Service initiatives with an emphasis on promoting joint projects, collaboration and utilizing Rotary Grants (District and Global )
4. International Service Committee 4
5. Rotary’s Strategic Plan Alignment5District Resource Network’s Support = 3 Strategic PrioritiesROTARY’S STRATEGIC PRIORITIES AND OBJECTIVES INCREASE OUR IMPACT Eradicate polio and leverage the legacy Focus our programs and offerings Improve our ability to achieve and measure impactEXPAND OUR REACH Grow and diversify our membership and participationCreate new channels into Rotary Increase Rotary’s openness and appeal Build awareness of our impact and brandENHANCE PARTICIPANT ENGAGEMENT Support clubs to better engage their members Develop a participant-centered approach to deliver value Offer new opportunities for personal and professional connection Provide leadership development and skills training INCREASE OUR ABILITY TO ADAPT Build a culture of research, innovation, and willingness to take risks Streamline governance, structure, and processes Review governance to foster more diverse perspectives in decision-making
6. 6International Service Committee Connect you with projects and clubs in District 7080 and beyond!Connect you with subject matter expertsHelp you with project planning and preparationImprove your global grant applications
7. Clubs7Introduce yourself to your DISC Share project or grant ideas with your DISC; ask to be connected with a mentorEncourage club members with experience and technical skills to connect with your DISC If you serve as the club international service committee chair, work with your DISC to receive regular updates, communications, resources, and best practices for success
8. District International Service Committee/Chair Role8MOTIVATESclubs to get involved in international serviceMAINTAINSthe district resource network, a database of local mentors who can provide guidance and technical expertiseHELPSclubs find international partnersSUPPORTSdistrict Foundation committees and clubs with resources for projects and global grantsCOLLABORATESwith district leaders to recruit local experts to join the district resource networkPROMOTESRotary publications, online tools, and strategies for planning effective projects and grantsDISTRICT RESOURCENETWORKAvailable on your district’s website or through your district international service chair.Mentors with expertise in project planning, Rotary’s areas of focus, and Rotary grants, including: ROTARIANS ∙ ROTARACTORS ∙ ROTARY PROGRAM ALUMNI ∙ COMMUNITY MEMBERS ∙ PROFESSIONALS FROM PARTNERING ORGANIZATIONSPUBLICATIONSAvailable on My RotaryCOMMUNITY ASSESSMENT TOOLS ∙ GUIDE TO GLOBAL GRANTS ONLINE TOOLSAvailable on My RotaryROTARY SHOWCASE ∙ DISCUSSION GROUPS ∙ CLUB SERVICE PROJECTS COMMITTEE BASICS
9. District resource networks9
10. Identifying Mentors With Experience 10Projects Need Mentors with Experience Three General AreasProject Planning & ImplementationRotary’s Seven Areas of FocusRotary Grants
11. Leveraging Members’ Skills11
12. District Resource Network 12
13. Questions?13