The document outlines the 2012 Rotaract Outstanding Project Awards, detailing the evaluation criteria for submitted service projects, which include collaboration, promotion, and innovation. It highlights the winners from different regions, such as Nepal, Ghana, and Turkey, and emphasizes the importance of member involvement and media engagement in project success. Discussion points include the challenges faced in creating impactful projects and the role of Rotary in supporting these initiatives.

1. Winning Combinations
The 2012 Rotaract Outstanding Project Awards
Moderators
IPDRR Rtr. Harikrishnan Pillai,
RID 3140, Mumbai, India
President 12-13, South Asian MDIO
Rtr. Miguel

2. Discussion Points
•Setting the context
•Region-wise statistics on application for the Outstanding Project
Awards
•Introduction of the winners, forming the panel
•Panel discussion on deriving winning formulae
•Open house for questions
•Summary

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4. Setting the context
•Each year, hundreds of Rotaract clubs submit details about their
exceptional community or international service projects to RI.
Projects are evaluated on how much they excel in the following
areas:
•Degree of collaboration between Rotaractors and Rotarians (20 %)
•Level of project promotion of Rotaract - positive impact on the
Rotary/Rotaract image (10 %)
•Percentage of club members involved in development and
implementation of project (25 %)
•Quantitative and qualitative results of project (25 %)
•Project innovation (20 %)

5. Region-wise Statistics
SUBMISSION
BY REGION

6. Region-wise Statistics
SUBMISSION BY COUNTRY

7. Region-wise Statistics
SUBMISSION BY YEAR

8. WHAT MAKES THEM?
•What does it take to create projects of these caliber?
•Driving winning thoughts
•Challenging obstacles
•Driving people
•Maintaining consistency
•Synergy with Rotary
•Keeping the press busy

9. WINNERS OF 11-12
•Rotaract Club of Dharan Ghopa, Nepal (International Winner) –
Rotaractor Satish Prasad Barnawal
•Rotaract Club of Adentan, Ghana (Africa Winner) –
Rotaractor Sumaya Adams-Attah
•Rotaract Club of Ambato Cosmopolita, Ecuador (Latin & South
America Winner)
•Rotaract Club of Ankara - Anittepe, Turkey (Europe Winner)

10. WINNERS OF 11-12
•Rotaract Club of HR College, India (South Asia Winner)-
Rotaractors Junaid Khan
•Rotaract Club of Lethbridge University, Canada (USA, Canada &
Caribbean Winner) –
Rotaractor Eva Gorny
• Rotaract Club of Paraiso, Philippines (East Asia & South Pacific
Winner) –
Rotaractor Mark Anthony Aparato

11. Discussion Points
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12. Discussion Points
Ideas and Innovation

13. Discussion Points
Involving Members

14. Discussion Points
Role of the Rotary

15. Discussion Points
Role of the Media

16. Discussion Points
Result Orientation

17. QUESTIONS

18. SUMMARY

19. Winning Combinations
The 2012 Rotaract Outstanding Project Awards
Moderators
IPDRR Rtr. Harikrishnan Pillai,
RID 3140, Mumbai, India
President 12-13, South Asian MDIO
Rtr. Miguel