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Future Vision

Plan


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Future Vision Plan

Is a plan by the Rotary Foundation todirect its financial & volunteer resourcesto have a sustainable and measurable

impact on the areas of focus.


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Goodwill and Peace Education

1. Peace and Conflict 5. Basic Education

Prevention/Resolution and Literacy

Health Alleviation of Poverty

2. Disease Prevention 6. Economic and

and Treatment Community

3. Water and Sanitation Development

4. Maternal and Child

Health

Areas of Focus


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Goodwill and Peace

1. Peace and Conflict

Prevention/Resolution

Health

2. Disease Prevention

and Treatment

3. Water and Sanitation

4. Maternal and Child

Health

Education

5. Basic Education

and Literacy

Alleviation of Poverty

6. Economic and

Community

Development

Distributable Funds


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Global Grants

For club and district-proposedprojects, global grants offer a

minimum World Fund award of US$15000 for a minimum project budget of$30,000.


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Humanitarian Projects

Global grants may support humanitarianprojects providing sustainable, measurable

outcomes in the benefiting community.A projects is sustainable that can bemaintained on a long-term basis.

Sponsors should conduct a communityneeds assessment at the beginning of theplanning stage.


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ScholarsA scholarship for graduate-level studywhose area of study and professional goals

further one of the six areas of focus.May fund a scholar for a term of one year tofour years, covering tuition, room andboard, etc.

University located in an international pilotdistrict and the host partner must also beidentified.


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Vocational Training

Global grants may be used to fund localvocational trainings, may also supportvocational training teams, groups of

professionals traveling abroad to eitherlearn about their profession or teachlocal professional about a particular field.

A vocational training team may bemultivocational but must share acommon purpose in support of an area of

focus.


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Each team must consist of aminimum of one Rotarian team

leader and three non-Rotarianteam members with no maximumlimit of participants.

No age restrictions or timerestrictions on length of stays

abroad.


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Group Study Exchange GSE Vocational Training Teams- VTT

Teams exchange visits between pairedareas in different countries

VTTs may or may not be reciprocatedby partner districts

For businesspeople and professionals

between the ages of 25 and 40 whoare in the early stages of their careers

The district can choose the program

length, how many team members willparticipate, and how old they should be

TRF provides l round-trip airline ticketbetween the home and host countries

VTTS will be funded either by thedistrict block grant or the global grant..

In a typical four-week tour, applicantsparticipate in five full days of vocationalvisits, 15 to 20 club presentations, 10 to15 formal visits and social events, twoto three days at the district conference,three to four hours per day of culturaland site tours, and three to four hours

per day of free timewith host families

VTTs will be more flexible than everbefore. Districts who operate VTTsthrough their district grant will basicallydecide how the program operates andtake care of much of the bureaucracypreviously undertaken by Evanston.

Team members experience the hostcountry's culture and institutions,observe how their vocations developpersonal and professional relationships,

and exchange ideas

If the VTT is capable of CapacityBuilding and has a potential SustainableOutcome through the areas of Focus, itcan be funded through Global Grants.


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For Packaged Global

GrantsThere will be a limited

number available at the startof the pilot


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DistrictGrants

Districts can request up to 50percent of their District

Designated Fund (DDF) inone annual block.


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Rotarians are not required to use funds forone of the areas of focus, nor are thesponsors of these projects required topartner with another club or district.

Districts are encouraged to distributethese funds for relatively short-termactivities lasting less than one year.

Although a district must be qualified to beeligible to apply for a district grant,individual clubs do not have to be qualified

in order to receive funds.


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Two-year business cycle for district grantsincludes a planning year, and animplementation year.

Districts grants funds cannot be used to

reimburse clubs or districts for projectsalready completed or in progress. The three-

person district grant committee (composed ofthe District Governor of the implementation

year the district Rotary Foundationcommittee chair, and the district grantssubcommittee chair)

Grant funds for subsequent years will not bepaid until open grants are closed.


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Service Projects

Funds can be used to

support local or internationalprojects, volunteer servicetravel, or disaster recovery.


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Scholarships

Great Flexibility for scholarships.

Districts may wish to develop their

own standards for scholars.There are no restrictions on the

level (university, graduate), length,or area of study.


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Scholarships can be awarded inany amount.

No International requirement forscholars, so students attendinglocal universities can besupported.


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Vocational Training

District grant funds can supportvocational training opportunities.

May be used to support local vocational

training needs.

To fund vocational training teams totravel abroad to either teach or receive

training.


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Districts may develop their ownstandards when establishing teams.

Participants eligibility requirements areto be determined by the district.No partnership or internationalrequirements for vocational training

No restrictions on the vocational trainingteam size or the duration of the training.


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FundingDistrict grants are funded solely by DDFgenerated from a districts AnnualPrograms Fund including

Permanent FundShareearnings.Any unused district grant funds arereturned to the Foundation and credited

back to the districts DDF balance for thefollowing year.

Rollover DDF will not be used in the

calculation of the District Grant amount

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