Programme

Room: Humlebäck

Join Us for an Exciting Break-Out Session on The Rotary Foundation that makes us so proud about Rotary!

This dynamic session, which includes a quiz and prizes for the winners, will be led by our team of regional Foundation leaders, and you won’t want to miss it!

Get ready to have fun while learning more about The Rotary Foundation’s mission and impact, and meeting our dedicated Foundation Champions.

Join Anette, Urmas, and Lars for a lively and engaging breakout session designed to help you discover what makes The Rotary Foundation essential for us all.

In this session, you'll learn how to leverage The Rotary Foundation to Increase our Impact, Expand our Reach, Enhance Participant Engagement, and Increase our Ability to Adapt. The Rotary Foundation plays a vital role in making these goals a reality.

We’ll keep you engaged with interactive activities, quizzes, and more!

We can't wait to see you there!

Hosted by:

Anette Løwert, Endowment/Major Gift Advisor, Zone 18

Lars Borgestrand, Rotary Foundation Coordinator, Zone 18

Urmas Kaarlep, Rotary Foundation Coordinator, Zone 17"

Room: Lund

Let’s have fun and learn more about our Action Plan and the Action Plan Champions.

Join Anna, Mingaile, Soffía, Tiina, Venanzia and Anita for a sparkling breakout session and find out how to make Rotary irresistible.

In the session you will learn about how to use the Action Plan to Increase our Impact, expand our Reach, Enhance Participant Engagement and Increase our Ability to Adapt. You as members are the keys to make the Action Plan a success. We will literally engage you in an interactive way with surprise performances, quizzes and much more…..

Looking forward to seeing you!

Hosting this session are
Anna König, Rotary Coordinator, Zone 17
Mingaile Scherer, Rotary Coordinator, Zone 18
Venanzia Rizzi, Rotary Action Plan Champion, Zone 17
Tiina Sjölund, Rotary Action Plan Champion, Zone 17
Soffia Gisladottir, Rotary Action Plan Champion, Zone 18
Anita Häggblom, Assistant Rotary Foundation Coordinator, Zone 17

Room: Helsingborg

ESRAG and Climate Projects of the Rotary Clubs
Speaker: Päivi Kippo-Edlund
Overview of ESRAGs work across the world. How ESRAG supports and helps clubs in developing environmental projects and educates Rotarians in taking actions aiming at combatting climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution of the seas. Every Club Climate Friendly is one example of ESRAG Initiatives where there are almost two hundred clubs involved. Series of two climate webinars of the District 1420 has trained 160 Rotarians in climate issues.

Finnish Rotary Clubs as Environment Actors – best practices of clubs
Speaker: Juha Karjalainen
Overview of Finnish Rotary clubs taking environmental actions. Best practices of clubs - promoting environmental education in primary schools- monitoring the grade of littering on the beaches - observation of bluegreen algae blooms, an example of citizen science project in cooperation with Finnish Environment Institute

What is BASRAN and what does it do?
Speaker: Gun-Marie ”Guje” Östedt-Axelsson
An overview of the cross border cooperation between Rotary districts, clubs and members in just now eight countries around the Baltic Sea with the intention to contribute to a better environment in and around our regional inland sea. Examples of BASRAN “actions”:- Webinars twice a year, started 2019 - Five “Action Committees” in specific topics - For the third time “RYLA Baltic Sea” 2024 in Finland - Board meetings with guest speakers

Room: Helsingör

Welcome to this interactive breakout session which will be hosted by the zones End Polio Now coordinators.

There will be a lot of teamwork, presentations and discussion. The subjects will be Aidan O’Leary’s speech and what does it mean to us? How to raise money, and why it is important to do it in a way that gives public interest.

Last but, not least we will present some links, tools and people in our organization who can help and support you.

Presented by:

EPNC Ingrid Berget and Tommy A. Lekenmyr

Room: Örestad

To make the most out of the Rotary Action Plan combine it with Club Visioning.

Club Visioning using the Rotary Action Plan priorities framework to help a club create a Vision of where the club wants to be in 3 years and the action plan steps to achieve the Vision.

The Rotary Club will get access to the best tools to develop and execute its 3-year plan and action plans.

This Break-Out session will introduce Club Visioning and how it works for club planning its future.

Clubs that plan show in general better performance and growth compared to clubs that don’t.

Welcome to our session to learn more about Club Visioning and how this program can enhance the performance of your club.

More info: rivisionfacilitation.org

Presenters:

Nicke Salen, Zone 17-18 Visioning Coordinator

Andrew Creighton, Visioning District 2395 Chair

Karin Björklund, Visioning District 2405 Chair