Make Dreams Real District 9650

1
Make Dreams RealDistrict 9650
Terry Davies - 9 March 2008
2
When did you first realize the power of Rotary?

• From its humble beginning with four charter
  members, Rotary has grown into a powerful
  international organization of more than one
  million members. Over the past century, through
  the many events that have shaped our world,
  Rotarians have channeled the power of Rotary to
  provide life-changing aid to the needy and create
  visionary programs for the betterment of
  humankind. These are but a few examples of that
  power

3
Frank Pezzimenti International Office Manager SPPO
Terry DaviesThe Rotary Foundation Supervisor
Tarak DeyFinancial Services Supervisor
Joel Smith TRF Fund Development Officer
John JiangFinance CoordinatorAustralia NZ
Krissy Aure-Canson TRF Admin
Desiree BonifacioFinance CoordinatorPhilippines
Gaye SmallFinance Correspondent TRF
Michelle FullerAdministration Coordinator/
Literature
Isabel Yap Reception/Admin Officer
RISPPO
4
The mission of The Rotary Foundation is to enable
Rotarians to advance world understanding,
goodwill, and peace through the improvement of
health, the support of education, and the
alleviation of poverty.
World Understanding and Peace
As of 15 January 2008, there are 1,209,803
Rotarians in 32,924 clubs in 529 districts in 207
countries.
5
1917 Established by RI President Arch Klumph
with a donation of 26.501930 First grant
awarded for 500 to International Society for
Crippled Children1947 Rotary Founder Paul Harris
dies Rotarians give over 1M in memoriam1947
First Scholarships awarded to 18 graduate
students1957 Paul Harris Fellowships
established to recognize donations of 10001965
Matching Grants and Group Study Exchanges
established1978 Health, Hunger and Humanity
(3H) Program created1979 Creation of Grants for
Rotary Volunteers1981 Endowment for World
Understanding and Peace established1985
PolioPlus Program launched1994 Permanent Fund
Initiative begins1999 The Rotary Centers for
International Studies Established
What has TRF done for District 9650 ?
6
TRF Action in District 9650

• Achieve Active Personal Participation
• Development of Stronger Rotary Networks
• Stewardship Commitment
• Sustainable Programs

7
Rotary Foundation Programs

• HUMANITARIAN
• Matching Grants
• District Simplified Grants
• Volunteer Service Grants
• 3-H Grants

• EDUCATIONAL
• Ambassadorial Scholars
• Group Study Exchange
• Grants for University Teachers
• Peace Scholars

POLIOPLUS
POLIOPLUS PARTNERS
8
Humanitarian Programs

• 11 match to DDF 0.51 match to cash
• Reports due every 6 months
• Rotarian involvement required

US5,000 - 150,000
9
Humanitarian Programs
District Simplified Grants

• Use a maximum of 20 DDF
• One grant per year per district
• To use for local projects or internationally
  (including non-Rotary Countries)
• Reporting must be up to date

10
Humanitarian Programs
District Simplified Grants

• Maximum US 6,000 per group (up to five people)
  3,000 per individual
• Application accepted on rolling basis
• Direct Rotarian involvement

11
The Rotary Foundation Your contributions to the
Annual Programs Fund for District 9650
Earnings pay for administration
Tax Deductible over AUD2
2010-2011
DG
DGE
DGN
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
50
50
SHARE
World Fund
District 9650 Designated Fund
12
PDG Harry Durey RY2004-05 collected US66,854
In the Rotary Year 2007-08 TRF gives SHARE
District Designated Funds US33,466 Group Study
Exchange US11,000 Matching Gant 63811
Vanuatu US5,000 Matching Grant 64053
Vanuatu US5,000 Matching Grant 65195
India US800 Bianca Boois Ambassadorial
Scholar US23,000 TOTAL US78,266
13

• PER CAPITA                            
                          TOTAL APF
• D3800   US107.92                                
                              D3800   US199539
                 
• D3830   US65.55                                 
                               D3830   US128077
                 
• D9470   US63.46                                 
                               D9800   US113726
                 
• D9980   US59.27                                 
                              D3810   US92892
                 
• D3810   US44.35                                 
                               D9980   US84168
                   
• D9800   US41.81                                 
                               D3860   US71438
                 
• D9750   USz37.46                                
                              D3780   US64931
                 
• D9810   US36.11                                 
                              D9680   US63647
                 
• D9680   US32.76                                 
                               D3790   US62991
                 
• D3860   US32.67                                 
                               D9750   US57419
                 
• D3790   US29.78                                 
                               D9470   US49944
                 
• D9630   US29.43                                 
                               D9810   US49080
                 
• D9710   US25.79                                 
                               D3820   US47154
                 
• D9820   US23.32                                 
                               D9500   US43998
                 
• D9690   US23.09                                 
                               D9630   US38844
                 
• D9520   US22.51                                 
                               D9790   US38397
                 
• D9460   US22.17                                 
                               D9710   US37710
                 
• D9790   US21.31                                 
                              D9820   US35557
                 

14
A Call for Leadership
Rotarys Second Century of ServiceWill You Be
There?
A Call for Leadership In its first century of
service, the power of Rotary has only begun to
be realized. With the financial support of
District 9650 , our strength is certain to
grow. Can we count on you to lead Rotary into
its second century?
15
Understand the Need
The Annual Programs Fund is the main source of
funding for Educational and Humanitarian programs
16
TRF Action in District 9650

• Achieve Active Personal Participation

Development of Stronger Rotary Networks
Stewardship Commitment
Sustainable Programs
17
What does wearing a badge mean TO YOU!
18
Support your Foundation in 2008
The Australian Rotary Foundation Trust
19
AUSTRALIA
The Rotary Foundation is YOUR Foundation
Please support your charity !
20
THE WORLD NEEDS ROTARYTO END POLIO
21
ROTARY CHANGES LIVES
22
THE ROTARY FOUNDATIONof Rotary International
PolioPlus Our Priority
The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International
23
Major Developments

• New tools and tactics
• New leadership commitments
• New 'Case for Completing Eradication'
• Financing situation

24
THE ROTARY FOUNDATION IN ACTION
25
ROTARY CHANGES THE WORLD
26
New Tools 'monovalent' polio vaccines are being
used in 22 countries
mOPV1
mOPV3
Countries using mOPV1 (22)
Data in WHO HQ as of 19 June 07
27
New tactics have replaced 'one-size-fits-all'
approach in endemic areas
28
Polio vaccine requirement for travel reduces risk
of importations
Saudi Arabia now requires proof of OPV for
entry visas.
29
New Commitments New Director-General, World
Health Organization
'We will complete polio eradication'
Dr Margaret Chan Acceptance speech 9 Nov 2006
30
New Commitments Head of Government Leadership
First Lady Hajiya Turai Umaru Yar'adua Nigeria
President Karzai Afghanistan
Prime Minister Singh, India
31
WHO Director General's Urgent Stakeholder
Consultation 28 February 2007
32
New 'Case for Completing Polio Eradication'17
May 2007

• switching to polio 'control' would actually cost
  more than completing eradication
• relying on routine immunization alone would
  result in gt200,000 children again paralyzed by
  polio each year

Thompson KM, Tebbens RJ. Eradication versus
control for poliomyelitis an economic analysis.
Lancet 2007369(9570)1361-71.
33
Organization of Islamic Conference
PRIP Kinross OIC Secretary-General 17 June
2007
34

• Renewed Commitments overwhelming support for
  PolioPlus at Rotary's Council on Legislation,
  April 2007!

35

New Tools Tactics impact in Nigeria,
2006-2007
tOPV
mOPV
mOPV
mOPV
mOPV
tOPV
tOPV mOPV (S)
tOPV mOPV (S)
data at 13 June 2007
36
Impact on Type 1 Polio, Uttar Pradesh, India
Sep 06
Oct 06
Nov 06
Dec 06
Jan 07
Feb 07
Mar 07
Apr 07
May 07
data as on 19th June 2007
37
Afghanistan / Pakistan, 2007
Polio Cases, 2007
Security Risks
38
Polio Cases at 23 October 2007
Confirmed Polio Cases
39
New Milestones(World Health Assembly, May 2007)

• 2007
• Reduce infected districts by gt 50 compared to
  2006.
• 2008
• Polio stopped or infected districts further
  reduced by gt 50 compared to 2007.

40
Polio Financing Donor Base US 5.3 billion,
1988-2008 (at 13 June 2007)
G8 49
Multilateral Sector 16
Other
Private Sector 17
Non-G8 OECD/ Other 18
2007- 08 funding gap US 415 million
Other the Governments of Austria, Australia,
Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Belgium, Cyprus, Czech
Republic, Finland, Hungary, Iceland, Indonesia,
Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Monaco,
Namibia, New Zealand, Nigeria, Oman, Pakistan,
Portugal, Qatar, Republic of Korea, Russian
Federation, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Spain,
Switzerland, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates
African Development Bank AG Fund American Red
Cross De Beers, Inter-American Development Bank,
Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF),
International Federation of Red Cross and Red
Crescent Societies, Oil for Food Programme, OPEC
Fund, Sanofi Pasteur Saudi Arabian Red Crescent
Society, Smith Kline Biologicals, UNICEF National
Committees, UNICEF Regular and Other Resources,
United Arab Emirates Red Crescent Society, WHO
Regular Budget and Wyeth.
41
PolioPlus What Can Rotarians Do?

• Support a PolioPlus Partners project through the
  Open Projects List (OPL)
• Highlight publicly the role of Rotary in the
  global polio eradication initiative
• Schedule a club program on PolioPlus
• Encourage new members and new clubs to become a
  part of Rotarys 1 goal of global polio
  eradication
• Allocate available District Designated Funds
  (DDF) to PolioPlus Partners

42
PolioPlus Partners
Social Mobilization Raise awareness of polio
immunization

• radio and television ads
• billboards
• megaphones
• t-shirts/aprons to identify volunteers

43
Two Ways to Support PolioPlus Partners
District Designated Funds (DDF) 2007-08 DDF
contributions are being matched US.50 for every
US1.00 contributed. Cash Contributions Cash
contributions are matched US .50 for every
US1.00 donated through 2007-08.
44
PolioPlus PartnersOpen Projects List (OPL)
To find a project to support, go to Rotarys Web
site www.rotary.org/foundation/polioplus
45
Polio Eradication Our Priority

• New tools tactics.
• New political leadership/commitment.
• New studies show
• eradication saves billions.
• gt 200 000 children/year would be paralyzed, if
  we don't finish!

46
An opportunity to serve!
Will District 9650 be there to MAKE DREAMS
REAL in its Second Century of Service?
47
TRF TEAM
RI Director Elect John Lawrence
Zone 8
DRFC PDG Harry Durey
RRFC Peter McKerracher
TRF in Clubs
TRF in Districts
TRF Staff at RISPAPO
TRF Staff at WHQ
TRF Committees in OD
TARFT
48
Acknowledgements . Club Presidents Club TRF
Committees their Chairs TRF Contributors
Benefactors Rotarians Friends
Many thanks for your continued support!
49
(No Transcript)