By Dr. Mina Venkataraman, ESRAG Projects Chair ESRAG’s Projects Division is offering this introductory webinar to help your club develop a Global Grant project under The Rotary Foundation’s Environment Area of Focus. Register here. The webinar runs from noon to 3:00 pm UTC. ESRAG members from TRF’s Environment Cadre will explain the basic requirements to build a successful project and proposal. The Rotary Foundation’s Environment Guidelines describe ten different action goals under which you can propose a global grant project. These include conservation, agriculture, climate, energy and electricity, resilience, and circular economy, each with many inspiring options. ESRAG’s Projects Division will offer a workshop on each action goal, over the coming months. You can download the Guidelines through MyRotary under “Area of Focus Resources.” Dear readers! This is a special edition of the ESRAG newsletter for subscribers we believe are not yet ESRAG members. If that is the case for you - or your membership has expired - please click here to join ESRAG today. Annual dues are only USD $30 for Rotarians and USD $15 for Rotaractors. You can save a little and help a lot by choosing a five-year membership.
As more Rotarians seek trustworthy guidance on how to respond to the humanitarian impact of the world's escalating environmental crises, your dues will help ESRAG provide webinars, and post the recordings, project write-ups, manuals, and technical resources on our website, where these vital tools can be read in several languages. It also supports the communications and virtual gatherings of our thirteen Regional Chapters around the world.
Our July issue focuses on Sustainable Living. August's is on Circular Economy. Let us know if you’re working on projects that fit either theme. We’d love to publish your own write-ups, or are glad to set up an interview if you’d prefer. The deadline for July stories is July 2. |
