1. REACH OUT TO AFRICA
DISTRICT 9212
2014-2015
DISTRICT GOALS
PRESENTATION
29TH APRIL 2014,
DAR ES SALAAM

2. DG Bimal & Hiral Kantaria

3. District 9212
2014-2015
Strategic Plan

6. Vision
Our Vision Is To Be The Most Effective,
Trusted Premier Networking &
Philanthropic Organization In Kenya,
Ethiopia & South Sudan

7. Mission
Our Mission is to offer service above
self to change lives through
networking and Philanthropy.

8. BRAND PROMISE
Premier Networks & Philanthropy-
Changing lives, for Good!

9. Core Values
Participation
Leadership
Fellowship
Diversity
Integrity
Service

10. Strategic Stakeholders
Primary Audiences/ Publics
• Rotary President
• Rotary International
• The Rotary Foundation
• Members/ Rotarians & clubs
• Ex-Rotarians/ Alumni
• Volunteers
• Rotaract

11. Strategic Stakeholders
Secondary Audiences/ Publics
Government
Health institutions
Doctors & health service providers
 Nongovernmental organizations
Project Beneficiaries
Media

12. Smart Goals
 Membership and Retention Increase
Strengthening Clubs
The Rotary Foundation Growth
Youth Mentorship
Service Projects
Rotary Public Relations
District Conference & Assembly Growth

13. Membership & Extension Goals
Increase Membership by at least 20%
 At least 10 new clubs
 10 New Rotaract clubs
 10 New interact clubs
 Recruit spouses- boost in numbers as well as more
membership stability.

14. Membership & Extension Goals
Strengthening existing clubs
 Networking- Vocational breakfasts & directory
and regional Inter-club committees to be set up.
 Increase the diversity of club’s membership by
recruiting at least a woman, & a young person
 Increase number of activities and member
involvement per club
 Increase international projects using Global Grants
 “Legacy Project” with other Rotary clubs in the
region.

15. The Rotary Foundation
Target contribution of USD $300 000
CSR application to organizations
Member Contributions to the Annual Program Fund
Attain a minimum Annual Fund contribution of
US$100 per capita (Every Rotarian Every Year)
Paul Harris Fellows
Major Donors
Fundraising for Polio eradication
DG’s Challenge & Awards (see Awards Brochure)

16. Youth Mentorship Goals
 Rotaract Conference – 1 event
 Interact Career Fair/ Conference -1 event
 RYLA Event in Kenya and Ethiopia- 2 events
 Strengthen existing Rotaract & Interact clubs
through involvement, interaction and social media.
 Encourage all clubs to start & mentor at least one
Rotaract Club and Interact Club

17. Service Projects
Significant, Impactful, Sustainable & Newsworthy
Projects- 3 Projects
One “Legacy“ project per country e.g. School
facility
Rotarians at work day- Each club to participate
e.g. painting, cleaning, feeding etc
Revamp Sunshine Rally for the Physically
challenged
Club projects & participation in at least one RFP

18. Public Relations Goals
Build & Strengthen The Internal & External Rotary Image.
External Communications
 Media Campaigns - Polio eradication walk & Sunshine Rally
 Endorsements from opinion leaders
 Involvement of Strategic Partners
 Publicity of District & Club projects
 Presentations to Professional bodies .e.g. LSK, ICPAK, KAM, etc

19. Public Relations Goals
Internal Communications
 Breakfast meetings- Value addition for Classifications
 Trainings & Workshops
 District Directory & other memorabilia
 Joint Projects for Bonding & Networking
 More Informative News letters & Bulletins
 Consistent, Informative Bi-Weekly emails, sms, Website &
other social media
 All club presidents and AG’s to meet monthly in their zones
for planning, networking and share experiences.

20. Thank you
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