district thrust and goals

8/8/2019 District Thrust and Goals

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1.DISTRICT ADMINISTRATIONImplementation of the District Leadership Plan

100% implementation of the Club Leadership Plan

Drafting of the District Strategic Plan

DISTRICT THRUST AND GOALS


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DISTRICT THRUST AND GOALS2.MEMBERSHIP

To be able to regain the no. 1 status in the 10districts in the Phil. as the district with the mostnumber of Rotarians :y Clubs w/ less than 20 members to reach charter

minimum or 20% increase whichever is highery Clubs w/ 20-30 members 20% increasey Clubs w. 31-40 members 15 % increasey Clubs w/ 41-50 members 10% increasey

Clubs w/ 51 members and more 5% increasey Potential new clubs in Batangas City, Lipa City,Nasugbu/Lian, Calamba City, San Pablo City, Binan,Cabuyao, Naga, Legaspi


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3 . COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECTSy High impact projects/Long lasting effectsy Implementation of Future Vision 6 Areas of Focus:

Peace & conflict resolution, Maternal & child health, Water &sanitation, Basic education & literacy, Disease prevention &treatment, Economic & community development

y Implementation of RI Boards Menu of Service Opportunities:Children at Risk, Disabled Persons, Health Care,International Understanding & Goodwill, Literacy &Numeracy, Population Issues, Poverty & Hunger,Preserve Planet Earth, Urban Concerns

y District Sponsored Water Project Biosand filtersy Tie-up w/ Gawad Kalingay District Blood Letting Week Augusty District Dengue Prevention Project



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4 .VOCATIONALImplementation of vocational service projects in

October -- Vocational Awards

- Livelihood Project/Go Negosyo- Skills training for OSY/Housewives- Vocational awareness projects



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5

. YOUTHFor all Rotary clubs to engage in youthprograms

Every Rotary club shall have :

1 Rotaract club1 Interact clubClubs are recommended to host a Local RYLA in SeptemberClubs are encouraged to send participants in the District RYLA

OctoberClubs are encouraged to participate in the YEP.Clubs are encouraged to participate in the MUNA.



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6 .INTERNATIONAL

For all Clubs to feel and experience theinternationality of Rotary

y M ore match clubs/sister clubs w/ foreign districtsy District to District friendship exchange w/ Taiwany One to two Rotary friendship exchangesy Biggest attendance to the Rotary Zone Institutey

Biggest attendance to the RI Convention in NewOrleans



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7 . FinanceTo raise funds for the District w/outincreasing the per capita levy in the

District- District Concert for Areas 1-3 andArea 4

- Tie up w/ Sun cellular- District Derby- Yellow pages

District Golf and Badminton



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8 . PUBLIC IMAGE-To make a statement felt within the community that Rotary is

the service organization of choice.

- Apply for RI PR grant amounting to $10,000 to makeone big PR project .- District Commemoration/Celebration of Rotary Week -

February

- Best Public Image Project



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9 .THE ROTARY FOUNDATION

- Support the Rotary Foundation by raising APFamounting to $100K or more

- Support the $200 M illion Challenge for Polio- Create awareness of Rotary s role in polio eradication

(National Immunization Day)- To be able to apply for matching grants using the ddf

amounting to $50,000.00- Send 2 GSE teams (Ohio, Utah )



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10. DISTRICT TRAINING COMMITTEE

To establish a Rotary Academy composed of District training leaders that will train a

Rotary faculty staff and incoming Districtofficers.

To send for schooling prospective Rotary leaders

in the Rotary Leadership Institute.



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DISTRICT AFFAIRSFew and combined but memorable district

affairs/low-cost/overnightDTTS - M arch 6-7,2010PESETS/DISTASS - April 10-11, 20105 INDUCTIONS District June 9, 2010

Area 1 - July 10, 2010

Area 2 - July 17, 2010Area 3 - July 24, 2010Area 4 - July 31, 2010



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DISTRICT AWARDSTo have a district awards to be decided by the District Administration,

DDGs. AGs, DGMS, Committee members concerned and District Awards

Committee.

M EM BERSHIP- RECRUITMENT- CLUBS THAT REACHED THE QUOTA IN MEMBERSHIP

INCREASE- TOP 10 CLUBS WITH HIGHEST MEMBERSHIP INCREASE- TOP 10 ROTARIANS WITH MOST NUMBER OF RECRUITS- CLUBS WITH OUTSTANDING RECRUITMENT PROGRAM

title- TOP 10 CLUBS WITH OUTSANDING MEMBERSHIP

COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN


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RETENTION

- TOP 10 CLUBS WITH HIGHEST RETENTIONRATE

- CLUBS WITH OUTSTANDING MEMBERSHIPDEVELOPMENT/RETENTION PROGRAM title

- CLUB S WITH HIGHEST ATTENDANCEPERCENTAGE- OLDEST ACTIVE ROTARIAN- ROTARIAN WITH THE LONGEST YEARS IN

ROTARY

- ROTARIAN W/ DISABILITY THAT SHOWED TRUEROTARIAN SPIRIT

- HIGHEST ATTENDANCE IN MEMBERSHIP SEMINAR

DISTRICT AWARDS


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CLUB ADMINISTRATION

- TOP 10 AD M INISTERED CLUBS

- TOP 10 BEST WEEKLY BULLETIN- TOP 10 BEST WEEKLY PROGRA M S- TOP 10 BEST WEBSITE- TOP 10 FUNDRAISING PROJECT

DISTRICT AWARDS


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VOCATIONAL- OUTSTANDING ROTARIAN IN HIS

FIELD/ VOCATION PRO M OTING

ROTARYS IDEALS- OUTSTANDING VOCATIONAL

AWARDS BY A ROTARY CLUB

- BEST 4 WAY TEST BILLBOARD- BEST LIVELIHOOD PROGRA M TITLE

DISTRICT AWARDS


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COMMUNITY- BU ILDING COMM U NITIES, BR IDGING CONTINENTS

OU TSTANDING PROJECT- BEST WATER PROJECT- BEST ENVIRON M ENTAL PROTECTION PROJECT- BEST URBAN CONCERN PROJECT

- BEST CHILD AT RISK PROJECT- BEST LITERACY PROJECT- BEST HEALTH & HUNGER PROJECT- BEST POPULATION CONCERN PROJECT- BEST PARTNER IN SERVICE PROJECT (PSP)

- BEST RCC PROJECTBES T CONFLICT RES OLUTIONBES T E CONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEV T


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YOUTH

- BEST ROTARACT PROJECT- BEST INTERACT PROJECT- BEST ROTARACT-ROTARY JOIN PROJECT- BEST INTERACT-ROTARY JOINT PROJECT- BEST CLUB INITIATED YOUTH PROJECT

- OUTSTANDING ROTARCT CLUB- OUTSTANDING INTERACT CLUB- BEST ROTARACT INTERNATIONAL PROJECT- BEST INTERACT INTERNATIONAL PROJECT- SPECIAL AWARDS- HIGHEST ATTENDANCE IN RYLA- RYLA PARTICIPATION- ROTEX HOST/SPONSOR CLUB- CLUB W/ LOCAL RYLA PROJE CT

DISTRICT AWARDS


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INTERNATIONAL- CLUBS THAT HAVE WCS PROJECTS LINK

NUMBER- CLUBS THAT HAD PROJECTS THRU WCS- ROTARIANS THAT JOINED CLUB RFE, DISTRICT

RFE- ROTARY ZONE INSTITUTE DELEGATE- ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION

DELEGATE- ASIA PACIFIC ROTARACT CONFERENCE

ATTENDANCE

DISTRICT AWARDS


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PUBLIC IMAGE

- TOP 10 PUBLIC I M AGE PROJECTS- M OST INNOVATIVE PUBLIC I M AGE PROJECT- HIGH I M PACT PUBLIC I M AGE PROJECT- BEST ROTARY WEEK PUBLIC I M AGE PROJECT

DISTRICT AWARDS


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y HIGHEST TRF CONTRIBUTIONy HIGHEST PER CAPITA CONTRIBUTIONy EVERY ROTARIAN EVERY YEAR AWARD (ratio)y EVERY ROTARIAN EVERY 2 YEAR AWARD (ratio)y PAUL HARRIS/MULTIPLE PAUL HARRIS FELLOWS AWARDEESy DISTRICT TRF AWARDEEy AWARDS TO GSE TEAM LEADER/MEMBERSy AWARDS TO CLUB W/ GSE TEAM LEADER/MEMBERSy AWARDS TO CLUB THAT PARTICIPATED IN THE GSE SELECTION/ANY

TRF PROGRAMy CLUBS W/ COMPLETED MATCHING GRANTS PROJECTS

THE ROTARY FOUNDATION

DISTRICT AWARDS


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F INANCE

Clubs that had fund raising projects.

Club with the best fund raising project.

Club with the highest generated fund raisingproject .

DISTRICT AWARDS


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L EADERSHIP DEVE L OPMENT COMMITTEE

CLUB S WITH THE MOST ATTENDANCE AT THE PESETS/DISTAS

CLUB S WITH THE MOST ATTENDANCE AT THE MEM B ERSHIP SEMINAR

CLUB S WITH THE MOST ATTENDANCE AT THE DISCON

CLUB S WITH THE MOST ATTENDANCE AT THE ROTARY ZONE INSTIT U TE

CLUB S WHICH SENT DE L EGATES TO THE ROTARY ACADEMY

CLUB S WITH THE MOST ATTENDANCE AT THE TR F SEMINAR

CLUB S WITH THE MOST ATTENDANCE AT THE RY L A

CLUB S WITH THE MOST ATTENDANCE AT THE M U NA

DISTRICT AWARDS

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