Applying for Global Grants That Promote Peace

2016 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION

APPLYING FOR GLOBAL GRANTS THAT PROMOTE PEACE

Tuesday, May 31st

3:30-5:00 PM

DR. MARK ALAN ZOBERThe Rotary Foundation Cadre Technical Coordinator: Peace & Conflict Resolution/PreventionFounding Board Member, RAG for PeacePast President of the Jerusalem Rotary ClubDistrict 2490- Israel

PRESIDER

PAUL A. NETZEL2017-18 Chair of The Rotary Foundation

MODERATOR


Peace Fellowship & Global Grants Under Peace & Conflict Resolution &

PreventionPP PANKAJ VORARC BOMBAY PENINSULA D3140CoChair Global Grants (16-17)Chair WGMeal for Polio Eradication

ACTIVITY TYPE NO’S OF GRANTS

Humanitarian 729

Humanitarian/VTT 48

Scholar 125

Scholar/VTT 1

VTT 26

Grand Total 929

AREA OF FOCUS NO’S OF GRANTS

Basic education and literacy 141Disease prevention and treatment 302

Economic and community development 127

Maternal and child health 76Peace and conflict prevention/resolution 58

Water and sanitation 225Grand Total 929

GLOBAL GRANTS OVERVIEW 2015-16

PCPR Grants Approve/Decline Rates 2014-2016

2015 68 Approved

9 Declined

Humanitarian 10 3

Scholar 57 6

VTT 1 0

2014 67 Approved

15 Declined

Humanitarian 8 5

Scholar 57 10

VTT 0 0

2016 to date 53 Approved

10 Declined

Humanitarian 10 2

Scholar 41 6

VTT 2 0

GG PCRP PROJECTS & PEACE FELLOWSHIPS

Humanitarian

Peace Fellowships

VTTScholarship

GG1525652, VICTIM EMPATHY PROGRAM: To provide training for prison inmates on victim empathy with Prison Fellowship in 4 centers, Singapore. USD40,000

GG1412945 PEACE SEMINAR: To provide an International Peace Seminar 'Rotary-Lead-Peace' to develop skills and projects in the diversity and peace multicultural and multi-faith perspectives to 150 young Jewish and Arab adults in Neve Shalom, Israel. USD93,000

HUMANITARIAN GG PROJECTS -EXAMPLES

ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP

Funding by TRFObligation of clubsShort and long term coursesWho is eligibleBenefit of this program

GG1635343: CHRISTINA WELCH SCHOLARSHIPTo provide a scholarship to Christina Welch to study International Water Cooperation and Peace through a combined program at the University for Peace in Costa Rica, Oregon State University in the USA, and UNESCO-IHE in Delft, the Netherlands. Project Cost USD34,000 GG1421623: BRYONY CORNFORTH-CAMBDEN SCHOLARSHIPTo provide a scholarship to Bryony Cornforth-Camden to study Global Crime, Justice, and Security at the University of Edinburgh in Edinburgh, Scotland. Project Cost USD31,000

GLOBAL GRANTS FOR SCHOLARSHIP- EXAMPLES

Global Grant –Vocational Training Team-Jakarta, Indonesia July 17-22 2016 Host Sponsor Rotary Club & District: Hawthorne/LAX/Lennox, District 5280 International Sponsor Rotary Club & District: Jakarta Metropolitan, District 3410 Global Grant Title: Strengthening Women’s Capacity for Peacebuilding

throughTraining Area(s) of Focus: Peace and Conflict Resolution & Prevention

GLOBAL GRANT VTT GG1640672–EXAMPLE

GLOBAL GRANT VTT GG1640672 - JAKARTA INDONESIA

Training1

• A 5 day advanced International Training for 20 women trainee peace builder from 7 countries in S.E. Asia. The training is provided by peace trainers from the Mediators Beyond Borders International (MBBI)

Training 2

• A one day intensive training for 200 NGO’s from Jakarta to help them in their projects

Awareness3

• A Mass Peace Run and Peace Educational Fair for 1500 participants for raising awareness of the general population about Rotary’s commitment to peace building.

OBJECTIVES

GLOBAL GRANT VTT GG1640672 - JAKARTA INDONESIA

• Asian Region has many courageous women committed to peace work, but lack sufficient training to successfully impact local conflicts.

NEEDS

• Strengthen the capacity of local women to advance peace work in conflict impacted communitiesGOALS

# FUNDING METHOD ORGANIZATION DISTRICT

AMOUNT USD

EXTRA SUPPORT

CONTRIBUTION +EXTRA SUPPORT

1 Dist.Designated Funds

5280,5330,7070 22500 NIL 22500

2 Cash From Clubs 4288 214.40 450.243 Non Rtn

Contributions 5000 250 5250

4 World Match Fund Max

27144

5 Financial subtotal 58932 464.40

GLOBAL GRANT VTT GG1640672 JAKARTA INDONESIA

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THANKS TO PP DR.MARK ZOBER D2490 ,ROTARY STAFF REBECCA CRALL & KATHLEEN O’BRIEN, CHAIR RAJENDRA RUIA D3140, RTN. STEVE GOLDSMITH ( CHAIR MBBI ) & ALL MY COLLEAGUES IN THIS PRESENTATION FOR THEIR ASSISTANCE &

ALL OF YOU’LL FOR YOUR KIND ATTENTION.


Designing a VTT in Peace and Conflict Resolution

PRID Phil Silvers, PhDChair, Cadre of Technical Advisors

• Single-source model (Peace Fellow/NGO in Uganda)• Train-the-Trainer VTT from one club/district (Arizona to

Peru re victims of domestic violence)• Multi-national VTT (MBB training in Indonesia)• Two-Way VTT (Kenya & San Diego; Western Australia & Arizona)• Combo: Training and Equipment (San Diego & Uganda)• The “Kansas Model”—a charrette to deal with conflicts on a

regional basis

A Brief Taxonomy of Training in Peace and Conflict Resolution

• Diversity stimulates the training experience• Synergy, more spontaneity• Greater ripple effect• With 2-Way VTT, no ‘missionary effect;’ resonates

GSE

Benefits of VTT v. Single-Source Training

• Community Assessment• Cooperating Organization• Planning Assignment during Training• Creating a “Brokerage” Mechanism• Provision for Follow-up Meetings—in-person and

social media mechanism• M&E Follow-up

Keys to Sustainability

• Clubs still in the MG mode—we want to give stuff. • Visualizing tangible, measurable outcomes• With cooperating orgs, making it a Rotary project• If training community mediators, a ‘brokerage’

mechanism is critically important• Certificates of completion also important• Application lead-time for a VTT• M&E—the hunt for M&E expertise in PCR

Heads Up: Challenges in the Process

• The Cadre [email protected]– AoF on Peace and Conflict– Community Assessment, M&E, Sustainability

• NGOs, e.g., Mediators Beyond Borders• Rotarian Action Group for Peace

GG Application Assistance Available

mailto:[email protected]


Global Grant – PCRPJohannes Grossmann

Rotary Club MönchengladbachGermany

Global grants - What is the difference to District grants ? - What is needed

formal requirementsnon-financial requirements

- opportunities of PCRP projects for GG applications- opportunities for your Rotary Club

• Need international partner with – Financial contribution and–Non-financial contribution

• You get money from the district - DDF• You get money from TRF / RI• The money you raise is “matched” twice• Need more manpower

GG - What is the difference to District grants ?

Rotary Club Mönchengladbach

• International partner was RC-Nijmegen – our partnerclub

• violence prevention program for 23 elementary schools in Mönchengladbach - BOXENSTOPP

• Cash contribution of clubs – 73.763 US$ - matched 50% by RI

• DDF contribution 36.000US$ - matched 100% by RI

• District plus RI = 101.000 US $ support

GG – what is needed – formal requirements

• GG committee – 4 people in each Club• Both districts needs to be “qualified”• At least two members of each grant Club need to

be “qualified”- annual renewal needed !• Club Memorandum of understanding (MOU)

needs to be signed by both Clubs• MOU for cooperating organisations

Summary of organisational challanges

• Get two presidents involved and two presidents-elect• Get two districts and two clubs “qualified” – annual

renewal !• Get 8 members involved for GG committee• Get 4 signatures for Club MOU• Get 3 signatures for MOU for each cooperating

organisation• write the GG application & raise the funds…

GG – non-financial requirements

• Get the club members involved – the more the better

• Make cooperation in between Rotary clubs evident, transparent and predictable

• Schedule evaluations / reports• Make sustainability a major point in the GG

application and start working on it during the GG asap

opportunities of PCRP projects for GG applications

• PCRP = Peace & Conflict Resolution / Prevention • A project for peace & conflict prevention can start

anywhere in kindergarden !• Prevention is better than resolution – also

concearning fund raising and funding• “the younger the better”• Projects in “well to do - western democracies”

possible

GG – opportunities for your Club

• Built up on international cooperation / friendship with other Rotray Clubs

• Recuperate your money you donated to TRF• Raise more cash funds than ever before• Create a project bigger than ever before• Create a new team spirit in your club• Receive a lot of recognition as a Rotary Club in the

media and the local community• High chances of sustainability


• Numerous newspaper-articles• Local and regional radio stations• Recognition and report in regional TV• Article in “the Rotarian” & Rotary Tech report• Attention of local foundations – BOXENSTOPP 2.0

(2016-2020)• 26 Elementary Schools• annual budget of 55.000 € financed• Rotray Club Mönchengladbach still involved as head

of project

Thank you very much for your attention

Frage: „Uniform ways to handle management of violence among teachers“

(Frage F3s)

%Sehr stark verbessert (6,0) 17,4Stark verbessert (5,0) 43,5Ein wenig verbessert (4,0) 34,8Keine Veränderung (3,0) 1Ein wenig verschlechtert (2,0) 0Stark verschlechtert (1,0) 0

Durchschnitt: 4,7

Frage: „Willingness to help each other among pupils when violence occurs“(Frage F3h)


Durchschnitt: 4,6

Frage: „Ability of pupils to handle violence among pupils“(Frage F3j)


Durchschnitt: 4,7

Frage: „Ability of teachers to handle violence among pupils “ (Frage F3i)

%Sehr stark verbessert (6,0) 8,7Stark verbessert (5,0) 43,5Ein wenig verbessert (4,0) 39,1Keine Veränderung (3,0) 8,7Ein wenig verschlechtert (2,0) 0Stark verschlechtert (1,0) 0

Durchschnitt: 4,5

Frage: „Abiliy of pupils to handle harassment and humiliation“(Frage F3k)


Durchschnitt: 4,3


PANEL’S WARNING ON CLIMATE RISK: WORST IS YET TO COME

“... average amount of time people worldwide are living in displacement is now a staggering 17 years...

• Jan Egeland, Secretary General of the Norwegian Refugee Council (UNHCR, 2014)

Peace and Conflict Prevention and Resolution

Assumption: that economic development, literacy, health, water and sanitation will

bring peace:

It’s true

Peace and Conflict Prevention and Resolution

Assumption: war destroys developed societies, roads, bridges, markets, culture, community

(Iraq, Yemen, Ankara, Paris, Brussels, New York…)

Using district grants

For peace and conflict prevention and resolution

District -- but not global - grants -- permit training Rotarians for “educational and humanitarian

service”

Your district needs partners, though not

required

Your district has its own rules for district grants

Area of focus: peace and conflict prevention/resolution

Peacekeeping Peacemaking Peacebuilding


Peacekeeping – protection of civilians and keeping them safe to develop ways

to reduce the violence


Peacemaking – local civilian parties decide how to resolve the conflict – help from nonpartisan mediators


Peacebuilding – local people decide how to rebuild, resolve the root causes

of the conflict

Protection of civilians Reducing violence

Training to be mediators Dialogue business across conflict lines

Dialogue in community “DO NO HARM

Southern Thailand Peace Process Workshops

Scout Jamboree for Peacein war torn Southern Thailand

DR. MARK ALAN [email protected]

Give us your information! We’ll follow up after the convention with updates on exciting opportunities and projects.

CONTACT US

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