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Mid-Island Rotary WCS Group MIG Six Years of Partnership Background Inspired by Victorias Project Unity Committee Formed in fall of 2007 - after exploratory meetings with reps of 11 Mid-Island clubs 20 member clubs in

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Mid-Island Rotary WCS Group MIG

Six Years of Partnership

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Background

  • Inspired by Victoria’s Project Unity Committee
  • Formed in fall of 2007 - after exploratory meetings with reps of 11

Mid-Island clubs

  • 20 member clubs in 2012-13
  • Each club has contributed a fjxed amount per year to a “pool” of funds

allocated by the Group to specifjc projects eligible for RF matching grants (amount is $600 for 2013-14)

  • Meets every 4-6 weeks in Nanaimo
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Purposes of the Group

  • Improve capacity of member clubs to sponsor
  • r otherwise support international projects
  • Improve understanding of RF requirements
  • Create opportunities to support larger

higher-impact projects eligible for RF grants

  • Identify opportunities for members to work as

volunteers on international service projects

  • Elevate the profjle of Rotary’s international

work among mid-island Rotarians & the general public

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MIG Member Clubs

  • Chemainus
  • Cumberland Centennial
  • Duncan
  • Duncan Daybreak
  • Ladysmith
  • Lantzville
  • Nanaimo
  • Nanaimo Daybreak
  • Nanaimo North
  • Nanaimo Oceanside
  • Parksville
  • Parksville AM
  • Port Alberni
  • Port Alberni –

Arrowsmith

  • Port Hardy
  • Qualicum Beach
  • Qualicum Beach Sunrise
  • Saltspring
  • South Cowichan
  • Strathcona Sunrise
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Accomplishments

  • Completion of 21 projects over 6 years
  • Humanitarian needs met in communities within 10 countries (Belize,

Bolivia, Ghana, Guatemala, India, Kenya, Mexico, Nepal, Peru &Uganda)

  • MIG funds of $47,800 CAD “leveraged” to enable projects costing a total of

$512,000 USD

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Bolivia 2007-2008

  • Equipping and training 24 families in Montero to grow their own vegetables
  • Funded and delivered through Etta Projects
  • Administered by the Nanaimo North Club
  • MIG funds $2,500 CAD
  • Project cost $5,000 USD
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Bolivia – Vegetable Gardening

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Ghana 2008-2009

  • Supplies and equipment for a primary school and a bore well, computer

and mosquito nets for a medical centre in Sunyani

  • Sponsored by the Nanaimo Club
  • MIG funds $4,500 CAD
  • Project cost $33,600 USD
  • Pump replaced in 2010-2011
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Ghana – School Supplies & Water Well

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Mexico 2008-2009

  • Inadequate power supply restricted services at Infantile Maternale Hospital

near Puerto Escandido

  • Project provided a new power supply transformer for the hospital
  • Sponsored by Ladysmith Club
  • MIG funds $3,166 CAD
  • Project Cost $22,810 USD
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Mexico – Hospital Power Supply

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Ghana 2009-2010

  • Providing a security wall around a primary school in Sunyani
  • Sponsored by Lantzville Club
  • MIG Funds $2,600 CAD
  • Project Cost $20,460 USD
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Ghana – School Security Wall

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Uganda 2009-2010

  • Providing a sustainable (ecosan) latrine & rainwater collection for Eagles

Wings Childrens Village school near Lukaya

  • Sponsored by the South Cowichan Club
  • MIG Funds $4,000 CAD
  • Project Cost $13,634 USD
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Uganda – School Latrine

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Uganda – School Rainwater Collection

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Nepal 2009-2010

  • Providing latrines, fjrst aid clinics, desks & supplies for the school in the

remote village of Chimkola

  • Sponsored by Duncan Daybreak Club
  • MIG Funds $1,200 CAD
  • Project Cost $27,000 USD
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Nepal – School Supplies & Latrine

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Kenya 2009-2010 (Ndandini)

  • Providing a water well for the village of Ndandini in eastern Kenya
  • Multi-district project
  • Sponsored by Nanaimo North Club, Sunshine Coast-Sechelt Club and others
  • MIG Funds $1,000 CAD
  • Project cost $70,200 USD
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Kenya – Community Water Well

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Kenya 2009-2010 (Latrines)

  • Providing latrines for a school near Bukati
  • Sponsored by Qualicum Beach Sunrise Club
  • MIG Funds $2,600 CAD
  • Project Cost $15,800 USD
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Kenya – School Latrine

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Belize 2010-2011

  • Dengue fever prevention – San Ignacio,

Belize

  • Reduce mosquito breeding on Sacred Heart

High School campus through construction of an efgective drainage canal

  • Public education program to support

prevention

  • Sponsored by South Cowichan Club
  • MIG Funds $3,500 CAD
  • Project Cost $49,000 USD
  • Supported by RF Global Grant
  • Mentioned in Aug 2011 & Feb 2012 Rotarian
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San Ignacio – Campus Flooding & Dengue

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San Ignacio – Campus Drainage

Before After

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Ghana 2010-2011

  • School latrine construction – Sunyani, Ghana
  • Replacing an inadequate latrine at a primary school
  • Sponsored by Nanaimo Daybreak Club
  • MIG Funds $3,000
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  • tal Cost $37,000
  • Supported by RF Global Grant
  • Mentioned in Feb 2012 Rotarian
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Sunyani School Latrine

Before

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Sunyani School Latrine

After

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Ghana – 2010-2011

  • Hand dug well – Nanketewa,

Ghana

  • New well & pump for a community of 350
  • Sponsored by Interact Club of Nanaimo
  • MIG Funds $500CAD
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  • tal Cost $3,000CAD
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Nanketewa – Water Source

Before

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Nanketewa – Water Source

After

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India – 2010-2011

  • Construction of a demonstration food garden and provision of training in

sustainable gardening.

  • Construction of latrines and provision of water fjlters and supplies to

schools.

  • Benefjt to 300+ people in the Sadiya district of Assam.
  • MIG Funds $2,000CAD
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  • tal Cost $5,000CAD
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Sustainable Gardening In Assam

Garden Construction T raining

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Latrine Construction in Assam

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Mexico 2011-2012

  • Latrine and fencing for kindergarten at Las Ladrillieras (near Los Rosas)
  • Part of a larger project to provide a new kindergarten for 30 children
  • Sponsored by Ladysmith Club
  • MIG funding of $1,500CAD
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  • tal cost of $7,500CAD
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Mexico

New Latrine and Fencing for a New Kindergarten

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Kenya 2011-2012

  • Protected Springs –near Kakamega
  • Installing pipe, concrete cribbing and fencing at 50+ locations in the area
  • Sponsored and supervised on site by Strathcona-Sunrise Club
  • MIG funding of $3,000CAD
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  • tal Cost of $51,129USD
  • Supported by RF Global Grant
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Kenya 2011-2012

Protected Springs – An Example Before After

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Kenya 2011-2012

  • Fish Farming – near Kakamega
  • Sponsored and supervised on site by

Strathcona-Sunrise Club

  • Supplying a fjsh farm co-op of approximately

20 farmers to help them become self-suffjcient

  • Supplying fjsh feed, fjngerlings, PVC pipe,

fertilizer and harvest nets for growing tilapia in ponds

  • MIG funding of $1,000CAD
  • Supported by District Community Grant
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  • tal Cost of $5,000CAD
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Kenya 2011-2012

Fish Farming

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Ghana 2011-2012

  • Market toilet and wells – Bosoma, Sunyani
  • Construction of a facility with 12 toilets, 3 urinals and 4 showers for the

market & 2 hand dug wells for rural communities

  • Sponsored by Nanaimo Club
  • MIG funding of $2,500CAD
  • Estimated Cost of $53,863USD
  • Supported by RF Global Grant
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Ghana 2011-2012

Market T

  • ilet & Hand Dug Wells – Under

Construction

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Ghana - Market T

  • ilet - Completed
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Ghana - Market T

  • ilet – Completed (Cont’d)
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Ghana – Hand Dug Wells – Completed

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Ghana – Hand Dug Wells – Completed (Cont’d)

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Ghana 2011-2012

  • Literacy through a library – Abesim
  • Books and shelving for a library building recently built by the local

government

  • Sponsored by the Nanaimo Daybreak Club
  • MIG funding of $3,000CAD
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  • tal Cost of $22,500USD
  • Supported by DDF Grant
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Ghana – Abesim Library

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Guatemala 2012-2013

  • Stoves and latrines - Lake Atitlan area
  • Sponsored by the Nanaimo Daybreak Club
  • MIG funding of $500CAD
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  • tal cost of $5000CAD
  • Supported by District Community Grant
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Guatemala - Stoves

Before After

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Guatemala- Latrines

Before After

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Peru 2012-2013

  • Self employment training for women in Ica – manufacturing, using and

marketing chicken incubators

  • Sponsored by the Cumberland Centennial Club
  • MIG funding of $1,250CAD
  • Project cost of $6,000CAD
  • Supported by District Community Grant
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Peru – Chicken Incubators

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Mexico 2012-2013

  • Equipment for community center near Jaltemba Bay
  • Sponsored by Ladysmith Club
  • MIG funding of $1,000CAD
  • Project cost of $6,000CAD
  • Supported by District Community Grant
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Mexico – Community Centre

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Mexico – Community Centre (Cont’d)

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Belize 2012-2013

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  • ilet blocks and hygiene education for 2 elementary schools – Eden and
  • St. Andrews near San Ignacio
  • Sponsored by South Cowichan Club
  • MIG funding of $3,500CAD
  • Project cost of $54,000USD
  • Supported by RF Global Grant
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Belize – T

  • ilets for 2 Schools

Construction

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Belize – T

  • ilets for 2 Schools

Completion