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March 2017 | Water and Sanitation EDITION

District Governor’s E-M A G A Z I N E

“Water and Sanitation”

DISTRICT FOCUSBECAUSE WE BELIEVE

Rotary District 9212 @RotaryD9212 www.d9212.org2016 -2017

Fellow Rotarians,

Thank God it’s March! Yet another splendid month to celebrate our achievements and serve humanity. What a joy for me to usher you into our Water & Sanitation month.

In March every year, we celebrate and lay emphasis on Water and Sanitation as one of Rotary’s areas of focus. Clean water and sanita-tion is a human right. When people, especially children, have access to clean water, sanitation, and hygiene, they lead healthier and more suc-cessful lives.

Rightly put, we don’t just build wells and walk away. As Rotarians, we integrate water, sanita-tion, and hygiene into education projects. When children learn about disease transmission and practice good hygiene, they miss less school. They also take those lessons home to their fami-lies, which expands our impact.

As I went about my project visits, one thing was common, the need for clean water and sanita-tion among our communities. Sadly, I found that there are communities whose cultures and beliefs don’t allow them to use latrines. The need for clean water was however displayed in all communities especially those living in semi arid areas. It’s unfortunate that from our part of the world, women and children still walk scores of kilometers in search of water. I am however thrilled to say that Rotary is doing something

The District

Governor

From

2 DG Magazine March Edition Rotary District 9212 @RotaryD9212 www.d9212.org

THE DISTRICT GOVERNOR

Today, with more than 240,000 women in our clubs, Rotary is stronger than ever… At the club level, we need men and women of all backgrounds, ages, cultures, and professions; internationally, … The better our clubs reflect their communities, the better we can serve them. Our diversity is our strength.

~”Serving Humanity” John F. Germ

President,Rotary International

District Governor’s Diary

In this month, March, I urge Rotarians to join hands for the Centennial medical camps set in Nairobi, Coast & Eastern regions.

~DG Richard Omwela

about it. Let us keep doing the good work of providing water to our people. We can take advantage of our giving to the foundation and apply for more grants towards clean water provision.

I am persuaded that we, Rotarians, must do more. We need to roll up our sleeves and literally act. As we dig those much needed wells, let us involve the local communities and also educate them for project sustainability. This way, we shall not only save lives from disease but as well change an entire generation!

The month of February was very eventful for us as a District. We began with Presidents Elect Training (PETS)and District Team Training Seminars (DTTS) at the Tulip and Heron Court Hotels- Nairobi respectively. The Events were well attended with very beneficial training offered by our very seasoned Rotarians led by DGE Peter Mbui. I commend the DGE and his team for the well organized trainings. great impact. I am forever grateful to the organizing team and Rotary clubs for

Our 38th Sunshine rally happened on the 25st February with overwhelming sup-port from clubs around Nairobi and its environs. Rotarians brought smiles to the faces of nearly 5000 children with special needs. Many thanks to those who gave donations ranging from wheelchairs to food, gift items, transport, time, love and care. Special thanks to the host club, RC Madaraka, the organizing committee led by Rtn. Edward Habwe.

As usual, my classmates did a great job. Thank you Presidents!

In this month, March, I urge Rotarians to join hands for the Centennial medical camps set in Nairobi, Coast & Eastern regions.

Our end of year is fast approaching and as is our norm we culminate the year by celebrating our achievements with a District Conference & Assembly. My team and I have done all that is in our power to offer you the best conference. Am thankful to all who have registered, as well as those planning to register. If you are still in the planning stage, kindly do register soonest possible. Registering in good time will help us plan for you in time and offer you the best.

Kindly log on to www.92dcakisumu.com and register today.

From Dorothee & I

Have a healthy month!

3DG Magazine March EditionRotary District 9212 @RotaryD9212 www.d9212.org



Water And SanitationRotary supports activities and training to provide access to safe drinking water and basic sanitation.

Area of Focus Statement of Purpose and Goals TRF enables Rotarians to ensure that people have sustain-able access to water and sanitation by:

1. Providing equitable community access to safe water, improved sanitation and hygiene;

2. Strengthening the ability of communities to develop, fund and maintain sustainable water and sanitation systems;

3. Supporting programs that enhance communities’ awareness of the benefits of safe water, sanitation and hygiene;

4. Supporting studies for career-minded professionals related to water and sanitation.

Parameters for Eligibility TRF considers activities targeting the following to be within the scope of the water and sanitation area of focus:

1. Access to safe drinking water (i.e. supply and quality);

2. Access to improved sanitation;

3. Improved hygiene;

4. Community development and management of sys-tems for sustainability;

5. Watershed management and food security plans that depend on adequate water supply;

6. Water for production (i.e. crops, livestock, etc.);

7. Vocational training teams supporting the above activi-ties;

8. Scholarships for graduate-level study in programs related to water and sanitation.

Elements of Successful Humanitarian Projects and Voca-tional Training Teams

Global grants are: 1. Sustainable – communities are able to address their

water, sanitation and hygiene needs after the Rotary club/district has completed its work;

2. Measurable – sponsors can select standard measures for their area of focus from the Monitoring and Evalu-ation Toolkit or use their own measures to show the good results of their work;

3. Community driven – designed by the host community based upon the needs they have identified;

4. Aligned with an area of focus – as defined in the policy documents.

Areas of Focus Policy Statements (April 2016) 6

Elements of Successful Scholarships Global grants support graduate-level scholarships for career-minded professionals. TRF considers the following when evaluating global grant scholarship applications:

1. The applicant’s previous work experience in the field of water and sanitation;

2. Academic program alignment with water and sanita-tion. Examples of academic programs include water science/engineering, water management, environ-mental science, epidemiology, and parasitology.

3. The applicant’s career plans as they relate to water

and sanitation.

~ABC’s of Rotary~

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38E V E R Y I S S U E

CONTENTS FEATURES

10 District Team Training & Seminar 2017

11 Presidents Elect Training Seminar 2017- D9212

12 38th Sunshine Rally

15 RC Utumishi at the Helm of Serving Humanity Through Rotary!

16 A Library of hope at Majaoni Primary School

18 Rotary Mariners of East Africa

17 PHS, Major Donor & AKS Dinner

19 The Basics of Writing Short Articles

20 RC Bamburi Charter

20 A brighter day for Bohara school, Thanks to Rotary!

4 Water And Sanitation

2 From the DG

6 Message from the Bulletin Chair

7 District Focus

8 D9212 Strategic Plan 2016-2017

9 District Governor’s Awards

22 Message from the DCA Chair

24 Wall of FAME

27 Quarterly Calendar


Hello Rotarians & Friends of Rotary,

Just in a twinkling of an eye and March is here. I believe you are keeping the moral to keep at it with your new year resolutions as well as the speed of days. Some times it may feel like one is in roller coster but guess what? We are Rotarians, we never give up! Humg in there..

I seem to enjoy Rotary more since taking up the role of DG e-magazine publisher. Every time an article hits my inbox, it’s a bell. Stop and read. I realize our clubs are doing phenominak lifechanging projects. Thank God you and I are part of Rotary!

Page by page, you will be dazed by the innovative project articles from various clubs. Ever thought that the shoe/s you slip your feet into every morning is a privilege? It feels so grateful that what we take so casually is a privilege many pray to experience. Because we know the seret of giving, ley us keep sharing and lighting the faces in our communities.

You will love our album this month! Going through the Sunshine Rally pho-tos and seeing angelic smiles on the faces of the vulnerable children bring tears rolling. Thank you Rotarians, Rotaractors and Interactors for your commitment to bring sunshine to the world, you complete the puzzle! I am totally amazed by the impact you and I make with our little gestures of love and Kindness to humanity.

My amazing editorial team and I love to make this read a success evry month. We say it in your own words and tone. Keep furnishing us with your project articles by 15th of every month. 300 words coupled with 4-5 story telling photos will do.

We are always happy to hear from you. Your comments and complements always make us better! Always at your service!

Have a delightful read!

Rtn. Tabitha Nduta District Newsletter & Bulletin Chair

Message from the Bulletin Chair

Editorial TeamPUBLISHER Tabitha Nduta

District Newsletter & Bulletin Chair

EDITORBetty Karuu

PA to DG Richard Omwela

MEMBERCountry Newsletter & Bulletin Chair

Ethiopia

CREATIVE DESIGNERStephen Wathuri

PHOTOGRAPHYLaban Gitei


7DG Magazine August EditionRotary District 9212 @RotaryD9212 www.d9212.org

Richard OmwelaDistrict Governor 2016-2017

District Focus

…..Because We Believe…..


STRATEGIC GOALS1. Membership & Retention Growth2. Grow The Rotary Foundation3. Service Projects

4. Youth Mentorship

5. Enhance Rotary Public Image

District 9212(Kenya. Ethiopia. South Sudan. Eritrea)

STRATEGIC PLAN 2016-17

PUBLIC RELATIONS

Enhance Rotary Public Image: external communications • Media campaigns around events & Projects- 3 • Enhanced Social media presence • Rugby tournament (1) Nairobi • Polio walks – at least 2 • Endorsement among professional bodies - 3

SERVICE PROJECTS

• Rotarians at work day (1)

• Sunshine Rally (1)

• Vocational Team Training (VTT) – 2

• Peace Scholarships – at least 5

D9212 STRATEGIC PLAN 2016-2017


2016-2017

District Governor’sAwards2016-2017 is a year filled with promise in every sphere of Rotary growth. It is hence of paramount Importance to be on the go for every club in the District 9212. The Strategic Planning Team (SPC) led by the District Gover-nor, has made a resolve to grow rotary membership, clubs and The Rotary Foundation significantly through individual Rotarians and clubs.

This year, a strong award team has been formed to oversee the awarding of clubs and individual Rotarians who will significantly affect both membership and foundation giving.

#upforgrabs Rotarians Challenge The first 100 Rotarians who contribute $500 to the Rotary Foundation to-wards a Paul Harris Fellow (Annual Fund), will be matched with $500 for a full Paul Harris Fellow (PHF). The contribution may also attract multiple Paul Harris Fellows. The award is open from 1st July 2016 to 28th February 2017.

The award is on first come first serve basis!

Club President’s ChallengeDG Richard Omwela will award a full Paul Harris Fellow (PHF) worth $1000 to any club president (2016/17) who achieves a net membership increase of 40% from the list of members as at 1st July 2016 to 31st March 2017 and qualifies to receive a presidential citation by March 31st 2017.

Past President’s ChallengeThe DG’s will award a full Paul Harris (PHF) worth of $1000 to any past president who charters a new rotary club.

Terms and conditions:

a. The past president submits a completed “New Club Survey” form and sponsor club form duly approved by the sponsor club’s president and secretary.

b. The DG will formally appoint the past president as the special represen-tative in planning and organizing the new club formation.

c. The club should have charter at least 6 members who have paid their dues to RI and the District and duly registered as Rotarians on the RI website.

d. The club should be chartered before 31st January 2017.

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District Team Training & Seminar 20174th February 2017, Golden Tulips, Westlands – Nairobi.

(By Betty Karuu, PA to DG R. Owela)

Every year, Rotary District leaders convene for training at the District Team Training Seminar (DTTS) for the upcoming Rotary year.

This year is no different as enthused trainers encouraged the 2017/2018 District leaders to take lead in meeting the world’s most pressing needs. Led by District Governor Elect, Peter Mbui, the team promise to give their all to take Rotary District 9212 to the next level.

Among other goals for the year 2017/2018, top on the list is Mem-bership and The Rotary Foundation (TRF) giving. The Governor Elect passionately urged the leaders to offer quality leadership by example. He resounded a new call to the leaders on publicizing quality messages through social media owing to the fact that the messages actually say what Rotary is to the general public.

The District Governor Elect Peter Mbui also unveiled the Rotary year theme in style. In the beautiful ambience of the Golden Tulip Hotel situ-ated in the leafy town of Westlands, Nairobi, the mood was all ‘Making a Difference’ as is the theme for the Rotary Year 2017/2018 unveiled by Rotary President Elect Ian HS Riseley early this year at San Diego, Califonia, USA.

“You and I can truly make a difference. We have what it takes. I am sure that we shall offer this Rotary District nothing but the best as we serve humanity,” said the DGE Peter with much hope.

Prior to the District Leaders training, countless man hours of meet-ings and planning trips took place. No stone was left unturned as the DG Elect fore planned for a flawless event. With the help if the sitting District Governor, Richard Omwela, the District council of Governors and other key leaders, multiple consultative meetings took place regarding the future of the District among other issues.

Also in attendance were DG Richard Omwela, PDGs and other seasoned Rotarians who offered their time and wisdom in the training.

Presidents Elect Training Seminar 2017- D9212Heron Portico Hotel -Nairobi

(By Betty Karuu, PA to DG R. Omwela)

18th February 2017: This year the Presidents Elect Training & Seminars took place at the Heron Portico Hotel in Nairobi Milimani area with nearly 150 participants. Each year, District Governors Elect train their incoming club presidents and club officials in preparation to take up Rotary clubs leadership.

The training was presided over by District Governor Elect Peter Mbui assisted by the sitting District Governor Richard Omwela among other seasoned Rotarians.

The Governor Elect launched the 2017-18 Rotary theme that was an-nounced by RI President Ian HS Reseley in San Diego, California, USA during the Rotary International Assembly. He also took the Club leaders through his 2017/18 District 9212 Strategic Plan. Top of his agenda iws Membership growth and retention and The Rotary Foundation giving. He urged the club leaders to ensure that clubs remain relevant and in-teresting as a means to enhance member retention. The Governor was also keen on the image clubs and Rotarians relay on social media and urged that leaders lead their clubs by example.

“You, Club leaders are the backbone of this district. Your commitment and devotion in 2017/18 shall determine how far we take Rotary and the District in the years to come. It all depends on us,” DGE Peter Mbui asserted.

He also applauded Past District leaderships for their commitment and strength in ensuring the growth and continuity of the District. Other areas addressed in his plan were Rotary Image and Service Projects in the District.

The training and planning was culminated with awarding of certificates to participating club presidents as is a requirement for Rotary presidency every year.


THE DISTRICT GOVERNOR38th Sunshine Rally





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RC UTUMISHI AT THE HELM OF SERVING HUMANITY THROUGH ROTARY!Rotary club of Nairobi Utumishi in collaboration with Rotary Clubs

D5110 & D5160, Oregan USA are the force behind the much awaited hope for artificial hands that are helping beneficiaries work again! These Rotary Clubs have changed scores of lives in the recent past.

The Rotary Clubs are running a Prosthetic Hand Project with the aim of help-ing those who have lost a hand through landmines, accidents, acts of vio-lence, or otherwise.

Dennis Steven was dumbfounded with joy after seeing his new hand. Steven , a business man and a father, can now go about his normal business with much ease. He survived a serious assault by thugs during a robbery incident which left him without his right hand.

“Thank you Rotary, I can now raise my children with much ease and not depend on handouts,” Steven said with a smile of gratitude.

He was accompanied by an official from Kenyatta National Hospital, Ortho-pedic department during his visit.

Who qualifies?• Any person whose amputation is below the elbow.

• has at least five to six inches of arm below the elbow.

Charges?The project gives the services free of charge

He lost his right hand while operating a machine.

Contact details:

1. Rtn. Dr Mussadiq Mir, [[email protected]]

2. PP. Sumant Desai, [[email protected]]

3. Rtn. Abhijeet Gupta. [[email protected]]

4. Rtn. Dr Sam Ouko [[email protected]]

Community Service


A Library of hope at Majaoni Primary SchoolRotary Club of Mombasa Downtown has become a blessing for the Maja-oni community and hopes to burst its doors beyond Majaoni boundaries. The Rotary Club seeks to entrench a reading culture among students and offer mentorship to improve school performance through establishment of a strong library program.

The tremendous transformation achieved thus far in Majaoni School is amazing. Like never before, students now sit in a well furnished library for both their assignments and extra reading. It’s no doubt; one can now ap-preciate the power of words on a paper making all the difference.

The Majaoni Primary school and the community can now enjoy the peace that comes with hope for a brighter future. One can underestimate the power of hope but not in the face Majaoni children. As you watch the chil-dren press to enter the library after their class lessons is a fascination sight to behold. The power of giving in Rotary. One dollar brings lots of hope with a future in Rotary.

“It is evident that schools with a strong library program outperform those without such programs. My teachers always said many times that ‘f you can’t be SMART, Do SMART things!’ That means listening to teachers and assist others to learn!” said President Lugogo of the Rotary Club of Mom-basa Downtown during the opening of the school library.

As is the culture of Rotary, Rotary Club of Downtown intends to bring transformation through literacy. Rotarians have rolled up their sleeves and we are up to the task.

Many thanks to all Rotarians and well wishers who have lend a hand in the putting together of the Majaoni school library. Your contribution shall go a long way in shaping the future if the school kids as well as the community. All these, Because we Believe, in Rotary!

Contact: Oreu LugogoPresident RC Msa Downtown

Email: [email protected]




PHS, Major Donor & AKS Dinner

Rotary Mariners of East AfricaThe International Yachting Fellowship of Rotarians (the “IYFR”) is the oldest and largest of the Rotary Fellowships. It began in 1947 and has 110 fleets, with over 3,300 members in 30+ countries. The recently chartered IYFR Fleets in Kenya, Rwanda and Uganda known as the Rotary Mariners of East Africa (“RMEA”) are the first African Fleets.

RMEA’s mandate include the promotion of Boating Safety in sub-Saharan Africa and presentations on boating safety given to Rotary Clubs in Benin, Tanzania, Rwanda and Kenya. Clubs across East Africa have assisted in logistics of identidication & disbursement of jackets to intended users and sensitization of local authorities.

The impetus of the Lifejackets for Life Project began with the drowning of 3 schoolchildren who drowned on their way to school in Mida Creek in Kenya when the dugout canoe that ferried the children overturned. This coupled with the fact that over 85% of the 5000 lives that are lost to drowning each year on Lake Victoria alone could have been prevented if the victims had been wearing lifejackets, let to taking this project further.

To date, over 400 lives have been saved. In demonstrating that “Charity Begins at Home,” the Kenyan Maritime Authority recently donated lifejackets given to Rotary Club of Naivasha to the fishermen of Lake Naivasha and the Coast Sea Survival Association, Kilifi, Kenya.

The Mariners are also known as the “Fun, Family part of Rotary.” The Ke-nyan Fleet has a water-based fellowship over 6 weeks which include dolphin safaris, luncheons, pool and beach parties with plans for whale-watching safaris, visits to tropical fish exporters and other fun activities that involve the whole family.

Today, the Kenyan Fleet has over 40 members and their families. Rotarians, their spouses and Rotaractors can join IYFR.

Contact: Rtn William Kosar- RC Watamu

IYFR Regional Commodore, East Africa



The Basics of Writing Short ArticlesBy Betty Karuu, PA to DG R. Omwela

Is writing a club project article giving you trouble? You may feel like its too much to do especially when asked to submit an article for the DG’s E- Magazine every month. I am sure every club would like to be highlighted in this widely read publication.

The principle idea of a project article is to create awareness, educate and sometimes entertain. A good article should have all components. The following guidelines will help you come up with an article.

Follow guidelines. An editor/ publisher gives guidelines on the format of an article. The DG E-magazine editor, requires an article to be 300 words accompanied by 4-5 high resolution action photos. So each time you are at a project ask yourself, whats the story? And whats the action? Take photos with this in mind. Photos should be simply story telling.

Write what you KnowYou can only write what you know. If you have been involved in a Club Project, write about it.

Structure An article should always be catchy. The subject title should always be enticing for the reader. Write the most important information first. Some people only read the first paragraph. Ensure that in the first paragraph the reader understands what the story is about, propelling him/ her to read more. For a 300 word article, you can have 100 words per paragraph forming the sections.

Think About your Target AudienceThe DG E-magazine is read by Rotarians and non-Rotarians worldwide. Therefore write in business but catchy language. Avoid jargon and acronyms as the readers are varied. Do not write “PDG”, instead write Past District Governor.

FinallyOnce your article is done, proof read it severally for any grammatical errors and/or spelling mistakes. Always let somebody else read it for any editions or endorsement. Ensure that your article reaches the editor by 15th of every month for publication.


THE DISTRICT GOVERNORRC Bamburi Charter

Dear Rotarians,

A district conference brings together all club members and their families-not just club officers and committee members-to enjoy fellowship and inspiration speak-ers and discuss matters that make one’s Rotary membership more meaningful.

Every person who attends a district conference finds that being a Rotarian becomes even more rewarding because of the new experiences, insights, and ac-quaintances developed at the conference. Those who attend a conference enjoy going back year after year.

Every Rotary district has a conference annually. These meetings are considered so important that the RI president selects a knowledgeable Rotarian as personal representative to attend and address each one. The program always includes sev-eral outstanding entertainment features, interesting discussion and inspirational programs.

One of the added benefits of attending a district conference is the opportunity to become better acquitted with members of one’s own club in an informal setting. Lasting friendship grow from relationships built at the district conference.

This Rotary Year, You are welcome to join hundreds of Rotarins at the Tom Mboya Labour College for a life changing District Conference & Assembly from 20th to 23rd April 2017!

My team and I are doing everything humanly possible to give you the best DCA- Kisumu experience. Our seasoned, handpicked array of world class guest speak-ers is ready to bolt us to the next level during the plenary sessions. This shall be your one stop joint for learning, networking, fun and fellowship!

I implore those who have not registered to register today. You shall not be disap-pointed! I promise you nothing but the best.

For any assistance contact:Chairman: [email protected]

Registration: [email protected]

Isaac GitohoDistrict Conference Chair 2016-2017

Message from the Chairman

District Conference & Assembly Committe

1. Isaac Gitoho - Chairman

2. Irene Wamakau - Vice Chair

3. ParulKhimasia - Conference Secretary

4. Florence Wambutta - Ass. Con Secretary

5. Jane Mberia - Treasurer

6. Mary Nzau Mwikali

7. WangariKabiru

8. AdonOmbura

9. Sylvia Moraa

10. Catherine Masila

11. James Mwangi

12. Antoinette Absalloms

13. Sarah Migwi

14. Sandeep Mistry

15. Charles Kutwa

16. Elly Mjeni Zecha

17. Janet Akech

18. George Muyera

19. Pauline Gachihi

20. Ann Ombewa

21. Carole Kimutai

22. Veronica Ndumbi

23. Betty Karuu

24. Kamal Sanghani - District Secretary

25. Richard Omwela - District Governor




New Rotarian?Now that you have newly joined

the Rotary Family, wanting to make positive changes in your community

and around the world…92nd

District Conference & Assembly - Kisumu is the place to be!

Click here to register.www.92dcakisumu.com



Wall of FAME.. The Wall of FAME is dedicated to any Rotary Club or Rotarian who successfully completes any part of the Presidential Citation

or Serves Humanity in an extraordinary way in any given month.

The DG looks forward to host you at the prestigious Wall of FAME District 9212 .

Pres. Judith Karimi for mobilizing the highest number of Rotarians for DCA registration in the past 1 month

Pres. Alakie Mboya for actively involving media for various clubs

Rtn. Dr. Mussadiq Mir For most consistent Prosthetic Hand Project updates

President Wahome, RC Milimani,Innovative & inspiring president

Rtn. Jacklynn Kalee for most up-to-date club articles to the DG e-magazine

RC. Nairobi East for registering the high-est number of Rotar-ians for DCA Kisumu

RC Nairobi Peponi, Young, active & very promising club

RC Addis Ababa, Pres Njiiri & RC Madaraka for organizing very suc-cessful Sunshine Rally with nearly 5000 special kids

RC. Langata The most consistently circulated Weekly Club Newsletter

RC Nairobi South Launching the fastest response and most relief food in Kenya



ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION

T H I N G S T O K N O W

2017 Rotary International Centennial Celebration of The Rotary Foundation

June 10-14, 2017

Georgia World Congress Center, Atlanta, Georgia USA

Rotarian, Rotaractor, Interactor, RYLA, Rotary Youth Exchange, Rotary Peace Scholars, GRSP, Students, Alumni, Family and Friends of Rotary

Convention and Hotel Registration opens on May 28, 2016

May 28 - Jun 6, 2016..............................$265.00

Jun 7 - Dec 15, 2016...............................$340.00

Dec 16, 2016 - March 31, 2017..............$425.00

On Site Registration.................................$490.00

rotaryconvention2017.org

WHAT:

WHEN:

WHO CAN ATTEND?

REGISTRATION:

REGISTRATION FEE:

FOR MORE INFORMATION:

SAVE THE DATEJUNE 10 - 14, 2017


Quarterly Calendar

D9212 Calendar 2016 - 2017

April

Maternal and Child Health Month

8 March

Youth Service Month

9March

Water and Sanitation Month

7

1st

4th7-13th8th12-13th

15th

15th

18th 18th22nd 31st

• Deadline for District Gover-nors to submit nominations for the Rotarian Spouse/Partner Service Award

• Career Fair• World Rotaract Week• International Women’s Day• Brief Report due to DG by

AGs, Country Chairs and CountryOfficers.

• Monthly Attendance Reports due to the District Attendance Chair

• Deadline for submissions of Nomination form for RI SignificantAchievementAward.

• Deadline for submission of recommendation for TRF District Service Award to the District Foundation Chair.

• Deadline for district gover-nors to submit nominations fortheSignificantAchieve-ment Award (for clubs)

• Sunshine Rally• World Water Day• 9th Club Committee Meeting• 9th Club Board Meeting.

1st

7th10-15th15th

15th

20th-22nd

30th

• Deadline to report activi-ties to earn a Presidential Citation for Rotary and Rotaract clubs

• World Health Day• Council on Legislation• Deadline to report activi-

ties to earn a Presidential Citation for Interact clubs

• Brief Report due to DG by AGs, Country Chairs andCountryOfficers.

• Monthly Attendance Re-ports due to the District Attendance Chair

• 4th Club Assembly for Clubs in the District

• 4thOfficialClubVisitby AGs to their Clubs.

• Clubs Annual Report to DG

• Submission of Memo of ClubVisitsbyAGs

• 92nd District Confer-ence Assembly – Kisumu, Kenya

• 10th Club Committee Meeting

• 10th Club Board Meet-ing.

• Registration/ticket cancellation deadline for Rotary International Convention

15th

15th

• Brief Report due to DG by AGs, Country Chairs andCountryOfficers.

• Monthly Attendance Re-ports due to the District Attendance Chair

• 11th Club Committee Meeting

• 11th Club Board Meeting.• Rotary International

Convention

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