1. Global Grants
District

2. Global Grants Area of focus Community need Community participation
Strengthen knowledge, skills, resources
Long-term benefit - Sustainable
Measurable results
US$30,000 minimum budget

3. Areas of Focus Peace and conflict prevention/resolution
Disease prevention and treatment
Water and sanitation
Maternal and child health
Basic education and literacy
Economic and community development

4. Sustainable Projects Community fit Materials/Technology Funding
Knowledge
Motivation
Evaluation

5. Measurable Outcomes Put a plan in place before implementation
Establish baseline data
Determine quantitative and qualitative measures

6. Global Grants Online worksheet @ rotary5630.org
Applications throughout Rotary year
DDF matched by world fund
International Club / District partner
Grant can extend into multiple year
Sustainable & measureable
Progression reports required

7. Example Solar Lamp Project – India Partner District in India
Basic education & literacy (area of focus)
$ Clubs cash
$20,625 District DDF USA
$20,625 District DDF India
$43,750 World Fund Match
$90,000 Project Total

8. Grants – District or Global
Vocational Training Teams (GSE)
No limit on age or length of exchange
Scholarships
District grants - no restriction on graduate level or degree
Global grants support international,
graduate-level study related to an area
of focus for one to four years

9. Packaged Grants
• Strategic Partners • Planned by Rotarians • Encourage involvement by smaller clubs • No cost to clubs ants-basics/explore- grants/packaged-grants
The final type of grant under Future Vision is packaged grants, which build on Rotary’s tradition of partnering with other organizations to pool resources and expertise in order to achieve greater impact.
Packaged grant projects are planned and implemented by Rotarians.
Packaged grants are funded entirely by World Fund and the strategic partners, so they require no financial commitment by the project sponsors
Thus, they provide a way for smaller clubs with limited resources to become involved with the Foundation.

10. Packaged Grants Five types of packaged grants currently available.
Health educators training & nursing scholarships
Aga Khan University and The Rotary Foundation offer two packaged grants in East Africa campuses.
Developing local entrepreneurs
Micro-financing through Oikocredit.
Vocational training and medical service
In Mercy Ships (state-of-the-art hospital ship Africa Mercy)
Water and sanitation scholarships
For graduate students at UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education in Delft, The Netherlands.

11. District Foundation Website
- Foundation Tab
Grant information & instruction
Required documents and timelines
Online grant forms
What other clubs and districts are doing
Current district 5630 foundation reports
Help and contact information

12. Resources District Assembly District Conference www.rotary5630.org
Kearney March 23rd 10 – 4
District Conference
O’Neill April 26th 10 – 12
Don Peterson