Rotary Regionalisation Pilot
The Pilot aims to:
Support clubs to engage members, volunteers, and communities
- Create new attractive leadership roles and development opportunities
- Build a stronger unified Rotary brand - Encourage partnerships
- Improve efficiencies and reduce duplication. T
• Allow clubs sharing geography, culture, and language to organise in ways that suit them. • Eliminate duplication and remove layers of hierarchy to make Rotary more responsive and cost effective
• Bring together the best resources from across the region and make them easily accessible to every club.
• Improve communication effectiveness to enhance club and member engagement.
• Grow membership through new club types, flexibility, and partnership options reflecting our diversity.
• Attract more community, corporate, and government sector support by communicating with one voice.
• Enhance leadership and personal development activities to better suit our modern world. • Foster more diverse perspectives in decision making.
• Reduce the burden of administrative responsibilities placed upon leaders.
The overarching aim of this project is to provide better and more direct support to Rotary and Rotaract clubs through a less layered and more devolved contemporary approach.