DISTRICT PLANNING GUIDE

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DISTRICT PLANNING GUIDE Subject DGE.Dr.Peera Farmpiboon D 3330, Thailand 3rd April 2017

PDG. Juthatip Thamsiripong District number:    3330   Rotary year of office:   2017 - 2018    Name of governor:      DG. Dr. Peera Farmpiboon Name of immediate past governor:      PDG. Juthatip Thamsiripong Name of governor-elect:      DGE. Kanit Jamjuntra Name of governor- nominee:      DGN. Sakon Uengsroithong

STRATEGIC PLANNING

Looking ahead During my year as governor, the district will focus on the following areas of strategic priorities: 1. Support and Strengthen Clubs 2. Focus and Increase Services 3. Enhance Public Image and Awareness

TRAINING - The district today Number of clubs with Rotarians appointed to district-level positions: 61 What support does the district provide club trainers? Provide Club Trainer Seminar During my year as governor, the district will focus on the following areas of training and leadership development: 1. District Team Training Seminar 2. Presidents Elect Training Seminar 3. District Training Assembly

DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION Do you use Rotary.org? YES How is the governor’s monthly communication distributed? Email Website Line GML What social media networks does the district use Facebook, YouTube, Line

DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION How often is the district’s website updated? Weekly How often does the district hold social events? Every 3 months How does the district involve the families of Rotarians? Join district events How many clubs received the Presidential Citation last year? 16 Gold, 6 Silver and 10 Bronze What awards did the district receive last year? Distinguished Service Award Recipients By District What awards does the district present? Membership Awards, Services Awards, Foundation Awards, Public Image Awards

DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION - Looking ahead During my year as governor, the district will focus on the following areas of district administration: 1. Increase district communication 2. Update website weekly 3. Increase Presidential Citation up to 50% of clubs

MEMBERSHIP- The district today Number of members in the district: 2557 Net membership growth in existing clubs this Rotary year: 130 Total number of male members: 1662 and female members: 895 Number of clubs specifically targeting younger members: 6 . Number of clubs with 25 or fewer members: 56 What is your district’s strategy for incorporating new ideas and flexibility in order to attract and keep members? To implement Flexibility

MEMBERSHIP- Looking ahead During my year as governor, the district will focus on the following areas related to membership: 1. Net membership growth by 10% 2. Increase female gender from 35% to 37% 3. Reduce number of clubs with 25 or fewer members from 56to 38 We have strong district membership team and My Rotary team lead by our experience PDG We have 4 Special Training for Action in Rotary

MEMBERSHIP- Looking ahead During my year as governor, the district will focus on the following areas related to membership Members from 51 and above = 4 clubs Members from 26-50 = 41 clubs Members from 21-25 = 18 clubs Members from 16-20 = 14 clubs Members from 11-15 = 14 clubs Members from 5-10 = 10 clubs

NEW CLUBS (EXTENSION)- The district today How many clubs have been chartered in your district over the past two years? 1 Which communities has your district identified as potential locations for new Rotary clubs? kanchanaburi, Chumphon How many years does a sponsor club work with a new club? 2 years

NEW CLUBS (EXTENSION)- Looking ahead During my year as governor, the district will focus on the following areas to increase its number of new clubs: 1. Appoint immediate Past District Governor to chair the District Extension 2. Appoint active and/or adjacent club to be a sponsor club 3. Appoint District Governor’s representative from active and/or adjacent club

THE ROTARY FOUNDATION- The district today Does your district consult with the regional Rotary Foundation coordinator? YES What is your district’s grant eligibility status? Qualified How many clubs are currently participating in a district grant? 101 Amount of District Designated Fund for global grants: 41,670 USD

THE ROTARY FOUNDATION- The district today How many Rotary Peace Fellows did the district nominate last year? Apply 1 How many of the district’s Rotary Peace Fellow nominees were selected by the Foundation Trustees last year? None How much did the district contribute to the Annual Fund last year? 350,397 USD (1 Feb 2017) (Note: This should be the sum as reported in Rotary Club Central.)

THE ROTARY FOUNDATION- The district today Related to the Endowment Fund, how many of the following did the district have last year: Number of Benefactors: 2 Number of Bequest Society members: 2 Number of Major Donors: 10

THE ROTARY FOUNDATION- Looking ahead During my year as governor: Amount of District Designated Funds I would like available for a district grant: 115,734.96 USD Number of clubs I would like to involve in district grants: 40 Amount of District Designated Funds I would like available for global grants: 50,000 USD

THE ROTARY FOUNDATION- Looking ahead The district will concentrate on the following area(s) of focus: □ Maternal and Child Health □ Disease Prevention and Treatment □ Basic Education and Literacy □ Water and Sanitation For environment Project we have One Two Trees Project And we add Group Cultural Exchanges as District Grants for Peace

THE ROTARY FOUNDATION- Looking ahead

THE ROTARY FOUNDATION- Looking ahead These are the educational, promotional, and fundraising projects I would like the district to plan for Polio Plus: 1. Public Relation 2. Training 3. Create Event for Donation Number of Rotary Peace Fellows I would like the district to nominate: At Least 1 Person

THE ROTARY FOUNDATION- Looking ahead Annual Fund contribution goal: 495,000 USD (Note: This should be the sum of club goals as reported in Rotary Club Central.) Permanent Fund goals: 55,000USD Number of Benefactors: 5 Number of Bequest Society members: 2(Continuous) Number of Major Donors: 10

PUBLIC RELATIONS - Looking ahead During my year as governor, the district will focus on the following areas of public relations: 1. Encourage continuing to cover district activities in the social media 2. Consult with the Rotary public image coordinator 3. Encourage Rotarians to use rotary public relations materials

Presidential Theme 2017-2018