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Editor's Notes

1. Tähän muistiinpanoja esittäjää varten.
2. And, finally, let me leave you with a reminder from our founder. We must be prepared to change with the world. Thank you for your time and patience. I pass this back to Moderator XXXXX, and I hope you enjoy the rest of this panel/discussion on Future Vision.
3. District grants are issued annually in a lump sum to the district, based on submission of a simple spending plan. District grants offer flexibility because: They support short-term activities that can be either local or international The projects they fund must align with the Foundation’s mission, but don’t have to conform to the six areas of focus And district grant projects can include cultural and fellowship exchanges by individuals and groups similar to a traditional group study exchange   <<CLICK>>
4. Global grants were designed to focus the majority of The Rotary Foundation resources on larger, more sustainable projects that fall within the six areas of focus. Global grants are supported by a minimum match from the World Fund of US$15,000 which means that the minimum project cost is US$30,000. Global grants are international, requiring a partnership between a host club or district and at least one club or district across borders. Finally, global grants must be sustainable, which means they are designed and implemented so that the benefiting community can maintain long-term solutions to community needs after grant funding ends. <<CLICK>>
5. These areas of focus were identified by studying the past 10 years of Rotarian service interests. They provide the focus needed to make larger impact, while aligning with the majority of Rotarian service efforts and the world’s most urgent needs. Let’s hear what some of our fellow Rotarians have to say about the need for Future Vision <<CLICK>>
6. The final type of grant under Future Vision is packaged grants, which build on Rotary’s tradition of partnering with other organizations to pool resources and expertise in order to achieve greater impact. The Foundation develops these grants with its selected strategic partners. Thus far during the pilot, we have formed strategic partnerships with: Aga Khan University Oiko Credit Mercy Ships UNESCO-IHE <<CLICK>>
7. Packaged grant projects Are planned and implemented by Rotarians Require no financial commitment by the project sponsors And thus provide a way for smaller clubs with limited resources to become involved with the Foundation   <<CLICK>>