Put Your Skills To Use: Become A Rotary Foundation Technical Advisor

The Rotary Foundation Cadre of Technical Advisers is a group of volunteer Rotarians who provide technical expertise and advice to Rotarians planning and implementing projects around the world. Cadre members support Foundation programs by reviewing, monitoring, and evaluating projects and ensuring the proper stewardship of grant funds.

Representing all Rotary districts and a wide spectrum of professional expertise, the cadre is a diverse group of volunteer Rotarians who monitor and evaluate Foundation grant projects all over the world by conducting paper reviews and traveling to project sites to evaluate technical feasibility and compliance with The Rotary Foundation's missions and objectives.

If you have expertise in one of the following technical areas and professions and are interested in finding out more, click here:  http://www.rotary.org/en/serviceandfellowship/fundaproject/humanitariangrants/pages/grantscadre.aspx

Technical Sector(s)	Professions
Peace and conflict prevention/resolution	Lawyers, diplomats, teachers, social workers, mediators, arbitrators
Maternal and child health Disease prevention and treatment	Obstetricians, doctors, nurses, midwives, public health professionals, epidemiologists
Water and sanitation	Engineers (civil, environmental, mechanical, biological), city planners
Basic education and literacy	Teachers, community educators, education advocates, administrators
Economic and community development	Small-business owners, bankers, city planners, community organizers, real estate professionals, revitalization specialists, agronomists
Auditing	(applies to all technical sectors) Accountants, financial advisers