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15 December 2012

IDEA Cambodia 2012

Today’s Rundown

1) IDEA HK Project (Sep – Dec 2012)2) School Construction Update3) Itinerary 4) Design Tasks for the trip & Discussion5) Works Distribution & Preparation6) Sharing of experience of previous trip by IDEAers 7) Admin. & Financial Issue (donation, tickets, insurance,

declaration & other reminders)8) A.O.B

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Local Service with Caritas

Caritas: Kownloon City

IDEA HK Project

South Asian Families:

San Po Kong

IDEA Cambodia Volunteers

IVE Student

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Workflow

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Limitations

Budget: HK$500 per groupMaterials: Recycle woodHome size: 200-300 sq ft.Family size: 3 – 6+ membersTime: Finished in 2.5days workshops

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Our Furnitures

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Joy & Happiness

School Construction Update

Building: Metal Roof, Stair & Stage were completed on November 2012


School Interior


Store Room & Stage


Follow-up Issues:1) Handrail for stair2) Wall finishes (Plastering)3) External & Internal Wall

Painting4) Lighting for Store Room5) Security for School

IDEA Cambodia 2012 - Participants

IDEA Cambodia Volunteers

& OC(39)

National Technical Training

Volunteers (~5)

Norton University

(~5)

Peace Corps

(2-3)

Itinerary (5 Jan – 13 Jan 2013)

　 5/1(Sat) 6/1 (Sun) 7/1 (Mon) 8/1 (Tue) 9/1 (Wed) 10/1 (Thu) 11/1 (Fri) 12/1 (Sat) 13/1 (Sun)

AM Departure from HK

Local Consultation (IDEA 4 Site)

Visit CCAF School Design Work Design Work Design Work School Opening Ceremony

Transport to PP Free time

　 Arrival to PP Introduce CCAF Service

Site Work Site Work Site Work 　　PM Visit S21 Visit to IDEA

Cambodia 2012 School Site (Preparation)

A) Meeting with CCAF Teacher (Training Programme – Design Education)

Design Work Design Work Design Work Free time Free time Free time

　 Transport to Kampot

B) Repainting of IDEA 2 School Site

Site Work Site Work Site Work 　　　Night Sharing 1

(History, Poverty& Development)

Sharing(Participation & Development)

Sharing (Education & Development)

　 Sharing(Architecture, Climate, People & Development)

　 Celebration Dinner 　 Arrival to HK

Itinerary (5 Jan 2013)

　 5/1(Sat) 6/1 (Sun) 7/1 (Mon) 8/1 (Tue) 9/1 (Wed) 10/1 (Thu) 11/1 (Fri) 12/1 (Sat) 13/1 (Sun)

AM Departure from HK

Local Consultation (IDEA 4 Site)



　 Arrival to PP Introduce CCAF Service

Site Work Site Work Site Work 　　PM Visit S21 Visit to IDEA




　 Transport to Kampot

B) Repainting of IDEA 2 School Site

Site Work Site Work Site Work 　　　Night Sharing 1

(Poverty, History & Development)

Sharing(Participation & Development)




Highlight of the Day 1) Meeting at HK International Airport (6:45am)

2) Visit S213) Sharing (Poverty, History & Development)


　 6/1 (Sun) 7/1 (Mon) 8/1 (Tue) 9/1 (Wed) 10/1 (Thu) 11/1 (Fri) 12/1 (Sat) 13/1 (Sun)

AM Local Consultation (IDEA 4 Site)



　 Introduce CCAF Service

Site Work Site Work Site Work 　　PM Visit to IDEA




　 B) Repainting of IDEA 2 School Site

Site Work Site Work Site Work 　　　Night Sharing

(Participation & Development)




Highlight of the Day 1) Local Consultation (IDEA 4 School Site)

2) Visit IDEA Cambodia 2012 School Site3) Sharing (Participation & Development)


　 7/1 (Mon) 8/1 (Tue) 9/1 (Wed) 10/1 (Thu) 11/1 (Fri) 12/1 (Sat) 13/1 (Sun)

AM Visit CCAF School Design Work Design Work Design Work School Opening Ceremony


　 Introduce CCAF Service

Site Work Site Work Site Work 　　PM A) Meeting with

CCAF Teacher (Training Programme – Design Education)


　 B) Repainting of IDEA 2 School Site

Site Work Site Work Site Work 　　　Night Sharing

(Education & Development)



Highlight of the Day 1) Understanding service provided by Cambodia Children’s Advocacy Foundation

2) Teacher Training (Design Education)3) Repainting of IDEA 2 School Site4) Sharing (Education & Development)


　 8/1 (Tue) 9/1 (Wed) 10/1 (Thu) 11/1 (Fri) 12/1 (Sat) 13/1 (Sun)

AM Design Work Design Work Design Work School Opening Ceremony


　 Site Work Site Work Site Work 　　PM Design Work Design Work Design Work Free time Free time Free time

　 Site Work Site Work Site Work 　　　Night 　 Sharing

(Architecture, Climate, People & Development)


Highlight of the Day 1) Site Work

2) Design Workshop with Children3) Rest & Sleep


　 9/1 (Wed) 10/1 (Thu) 11/1 (Fri) 12/1 (Sat) 13/1 (Sun)

AM Design Work Design Work School Opening Ceremony


　 Site Work Site Work 　　PM Design Work Design Work Free time Free time Free time

　 Site Work Site Work 　　　Night Sharing

(Architecture, Climate, People & Development)



2) Design Workshop with Children3) Sharing (Architecture, Design, Climate, People & Development)


　 10/1 (Thu) 11/1 (Fri) 12/1 (Sat) 13/1 (Sun)

AM Design Work School Opening Ceremony


　 Site Work 　　PM Design Work Free time Free time Free time

　 Site Work 　　　Night 　 Celebration

Dinner 　 Arrival to HK


2) Design Workshop with Children3) Rest & Sleep


　 11/1 (Fri) 12/1 (Sat) 13/1 (Sun)

AM School Opening Ceremony


　　　PM Free time Free time Free time

　　　　Night Celebration

Dinner 　 Arrival to HK

Highlight of the Day 1) School Opening Ceremony

2) Celebration Dinner


　 12/1 (Sat) 13/1 (Sun)

AM Transport to PP Free time

　　　PM Free time Free time

　　　Night 　 Arrival to HK

Highlight of the Day 1) Visit (Phnom Penh / Anngkor Wat)


　 13/1 (Sun)

AM Free time

　　PM Free time

　　Night Arrival to HK

Highlight of the Day 1) Visit (Phnom Penh)

2) Arrival to HK International Airport at night (Back to Reality!)

Design Tasks for the Trip & Discussion

1) Outdoor Playground Team2) Indoor Playground Team3) Stage Team4) Interior & Furniture Team5) Building Team

Please take 20 mins. to discuss the design tasks with children, detailed preparation in HK & Cambodia!

Design Tasks for the Trip & Discussion

Outdoor Playground TeamCherry (OC)Chiling (OC)LilianRosannaEdgarAnnaMouse

Please take 20 mins. to discuss the design tasks with children, detailed preparation in HK & Cambodia!

Indoor Playground TeamSofia (OC)Jessie (OC)Pang Pang Idy ShermanBillyRebeccaJoan

Interior & Furniture TeamSelina (OC)Jennifer Ngai (OC)Alex (OC)PeggyAlanHubertRose

Stage TeamJackie (OC)Carol (OC)TonyVinceJasonCherry ChuCherrie Lam

Building TeamYiu (OC)Robert (OC)Jennifer Lui (OC)Denise AndyJessicaMichelleAndrew

Distribution of Works & Preparation

1) Sharing (Poverty, History & Development) (5 Jan 2013)2) Sharing (Participation & Development) (6 Jan 2013)3) Sharing (Education & Development) (7 Jan 2013)4) Sharing (Architecture, Design, Climate, People &

Development) (9 Jan 2013)5) Training Programme to CCAF Teacher - Design Education

(7 Jan 2013)


Sharing / Discussion Each Group will lead one sharing/discussion Sharing/Discussion to be conducted in groups, preferably

3 to 4 groups.

Design Education Design Training Programme with local teachers Shall be Simple & Easy to pick up Try to use re-usable & local materials


Please take 10 mins. to discuss and write down the preferences for your group!

Sharing & Discussion Poverty, History & Development (Indoor Playground Team) Participation & Development (outdoor Playground Team) Education & Development (Interior Team) Architecture, Design, Climate, People & Development (Building Team)

Design Education Training Programme to CCAF Teacher - Design Education (stage team)

Sharing of Experience by IDEAers


Merry Christmas


Capture every moment


Do they need them?

Sharing (Pollution & Cleaning)

Sharing

Sympathy

Sharing

SharingSchool/NGO/Charity

Donation

Buy

Service

Wealth

Sharing (Photo taking)

Sharing (Proverty Pron)http://www.uniteforsight.org/global-health-university/photography-ethics

• Proverty Porn, development porn, famine porn: words and images that elicit an emotional response by their sheer shock value. Images like starving, skeletal children covered in flies.

• Harmful: • Taking advantage of the poor’s condition in order to generate the necessary

sympathy for selling newspapers or increasing charitable donations or support for a given cause.

• damage to those it is trying to aid because it causes an impression that the poor are helpless and incapable of helping themselves, thereby cultivating a culture of paternalism

• it is degrading, dishonoring, and robs people of their dignity

Sharing (Before Photographing)http://www.uniteforsight.org/global-health-university/photography-ethics

• Always get the subject’s consent first, especially if you want to do a close-up.• Examine your motives for shooting a particular frame. Do you want to inspire

hope and understanding, or maybe even expose wrongdoing and neglect? It is not acceptable to use the photographs simply to harness pity. People who donate out of guilt tend to see subjects as pitiful objects, which is dehumanizing and disrespectful.

• You should not bribe subjects to feign despair, anger, or other emotions, or seek to influence the “slant” of your photos in any way.

• Think about what you want to portray in your photo. While it is fine to portray the fears and poverty of your subjects in some photos, others should also convey the community's strengths and expectations. Never portray your subjects as useless or inadequate.(9)

http://www.uniteforsight.org/global-health-university/photography-ethics

Sharing (While Photographing)http://www.uniteforsight.org/global-health-university/photography-ethics

• Sometimes, it works well to photograph subjects from behind so that only their activities, and not their faces, can be seen. For example, your photo may show the face of the doctor who is performing an eye exam, but not the patient’s face. This not only prevents the patient from getting distracted, but also protects his or her privacy.

• Be humble, considerate and respectful, especially during private moments of grief. Try to take the picture from afar without being intrusive.

• Try not to be an aloof stranger; build a relationship of mutual understanding with your subject

Sharing (While Photographing)http://www.uniteforsight.org/global-health-university/photography-ethics

• Don’t stereotype or make false generalizations. A single photograph of a starving African child is not representative of the situation throughout the continent. Use captions to contextualize visual images.

• Photos should be used to raise public awareness, not to exploit public sympathy.

• Photos must be carefully and faithfully edited (meaning there should be minimal, but acceptable digital manipulation and no fancy embellishments) to avoid misrepresentation.

• Ensure that your photos document what you believe is the real situation of your subjects.(11)

Other reading: http://aidthoughts.org/?p=69

http://www.uniteforsight.org/global-health-university/photography-ethics

Design Service Trip - OC

Project In Charge & CCAF Coordination: RobertAdmin & Accommodation: Jennifer LuiFinance: Sofia & Carol Meal: Jennifer NgaiPhotography & Video: Jackie, Alex, EricFirst Aider: Chiling, JessieResearch & Development: AbbieLocal Consultation (IDEA 4): Cherry, AbbieMaterial Donation: AlexTravel Booklet: Yiu, Jessie

Admin / Finance Issue

1) Info checking for ticket & insurance 2) Declaration form3) Donation and donation form4) Receipt from local service

Donation (as at 13/12/2012)

HKD $ 157,840

Flight Schedule

Departure

5 January 2013

HKG PNH KA 208 0855 1030

Arrival

13 January 2013

PNH HKG KA209 1855 2225

16 January 2013

PNH HKG KA209 1855 2225

Gather at 6:45am!

Visa

can be applied via online or visit to consulate

Tourist Visa would be fine

Consulate General of Cambodia in Hong Kong, Hong Kong Unit 616, 6/F Star HouseNo. 3 Salisbury RoadTsim Sha TsuiHong Kong

Travel Health Services

you are STRONGLY recommended to consult the travel health service before the trip via:i) the university clinic for current students, orii) the Travel Health Centre in HK or Kowloon (by making appointment)

Travel Health Centre (HK) Room 26, 18th Floor Wu Chung House 213 Queen's Road East Hong KongTel : 2961 8840

Travel Health Centre (Kln) 1st Floor Cheung Sha Wan Government Offices 303 Cheung Sha Wan Road KowloonTel : 2150 7235

Local Information

Time Zone: GMT + 7 (- 1 hour than HK)Local Currency: US$1=HK$7.8； US$1 =4000KHR (Cambodia Riel) Voltage: 220V; 50HzPlug: Flat blade attachment plug (2 pin); round 2-pin attachment plug.

WEATHER (Jan):Average Sunlight: 9 hoursAverage Temperature: 22 -32 degree Celsius Average Humidity: 70% Average Precipitation: 11 mm

Insurance

Insurance covered for 5 Jan 2013 – 13 Jan 2013

1. Police Report for loss of property2. Take pictures for damaged items3. Proof of unable departure in case you get sick

beforehand4. Relevant documents for flight delay

Insurance Enquiry:Tung Shing (852) 61215522

Emergency Contact

Cambodian Children's Advocacy Foundation (CCAF)Mr. Hing Channarith (Rith)

CEO & Co-Founder, Cambodian Children's Advocacy Foundation (CCAF) Office: # 225, Street 2001, Sangkat Kakab, Khan Dangkor, Phnom Penh,Office phone: (855) 23 890 186Cell phone: (855) 16 811 720

Local ContactMr. Lawrence Lui (852) 94934688

A.O.B.

See you at HK International Airport!5 Jan 2013 (Sat), 6:45am

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