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Länderausschuss / ICC Germany – Southern Africa
Networking during the pandemic
Bernhard Maisch
PDG, District 1820, RC Marburg,
Meeting 9th July, 2021
E-Mail: bermaisch@gmail.com
www.rotary-southernafrica-germany.de
Attachment 1
Länderausschuss / ICC Germany – Southern Africa
Report of the Chairman
Bernhard Maisch
PDG, District 1820, RC Marburg,
Meeting 9th July, 2021
E-Mail: bermaisch@gmail.com
www.rotary-southernafrica-germany.de
Africa – Public image and develop of partnership
➢ What is Africa´s public image ?
3 Cs: Crise
Corruption
Conflicts Andreas Freytag, Stefan Liebing
FAZ 30.10.2020 Mit Afrika auf
Augenhöhe zusammenarbeiten
➢ How to develop our relationship?
4 Ws: Würde (dignity)
Widerspruchsfreiheit (consistency)
Wirksamkeit (efficacy)
Wirtschaftlichkeit (cost effectiveness)
Selbstverständlichkeiten und (Hypo)Thesen Afrika is not uniform-> 3 Cs Neither the EU nor Germany have an accepted political master plan -> Marschallplan of Germany 2017 ? We are not alone in Africa as partners and sponsors -> Why not cooperate? The is no uniform African concept -> One size does not fit for all We need reliable Rotarian partners Cooperating Societies -> Only with them can we be successful!
Afrika ist uneinheitlich und unterschiedlich Leap frogging -Abudja Rapid population growth Hunger and poverty Malaria, TBC, HIV and Covid -19 Tribal conflicts and national wares
We are not alone as benefactors in Africa: -UN, UNESCO, EU, USA, China, former colonial powers, BMZ -Hope, Don Bosco, Namibia Hilfe EWF (Schieder), die Umckaloabo-Stiftung, Tools for Life, Go for Gold, Caritas u.a. - Individual relations from Club to Club.
LADSA Members 2021/22 founded 13th Januar, 1995
Districts in Southern Africa as partners for our ICC
ROTARY DISTRICTS im Southern Afrika since 2015
Rotary Distrikt 9350
Angola, Namibia, Western Cape of SA.
Extending > 3194 km from Cape Town to Angola.
Rotary Distrikt 9400
Johannesburg, Pretoria with North of SA, South
Mozambique, Swaziland and Botswana.
Rotary District 9370
KwaZulu-Natal, parts of Mpumulanga, Free State
Province, Eastern Cape Province, parts of Northern
Cape Province, Southern North West Province,
Lesotho.
Governors' Council of Southern Africa (COSA) 3/2015
Our Anchor Persons in Southern Africa Dr. jur. Carl-Heinz Duisberg, D 9350, Südafrika RC Helderberg Sunrise. Präsident 2013/14; Foundation Chair seit 2015-19 Governor 2020/21; 1991-2006 RC München-Königsplatz 1988-1998 GSF-Forschungszentrums für Umwelt und Gesundheit. 1995-2004 Schörghuber Unternehmensgruppe. Seit 2005 wohnhaft in Somerset West, Südafrika. eMail: carl-heinz@duisberg.co.za Dr. Frank Schwardmann D 9350, Namibia Treasurer, RC Klein-Windhoek Valley eMail: farm@skydancer-cc.com P.O.Box 11674 Windhoek / Namibia Annemarie Mostert D 9400 Peter Stuart-Thompson D 9400 RC E-club of Southern Africa The Rotary Club of Haenertsburg PP 2016-17, Governor 2020/21 Foundation Officer Johannesburg, Gauteng 2195 Haenertsburg, South Africa eMail: annemarie@mila.cleaning eMail: pstuartthompson@gmail.com
HOW INTERCOUNTRY COMMITTEES CAN FACILITATE GLOBAL GRANTS
The Southern Africa connection - it works with excellent partners and
thoughtful proposals - RIC Hamburg Breakout Session 2019
Criteria for successful grants: ABCDE
✓ Assure that the project is truly needed.
✓ Be aware of the focus areas for GGs.
✓ Clubs in the host country must be trustworthy.
✓ Develop contacts with the cooperating
partners.
✓ Expert advice by TRF and enthusiastic
support in your own club are essential.Agenda 2030 of United Nations 17 targets 5 Focus areas = "5 Ps": People, Planet, Prosperity, Peace, Partnership. „We can be the first generation, that could eliminate poverty, but also the last generation that has the chance to save our planet “ Ban-Ki Moon, UN-Secretary General (2007 – 2016) http://www.bmz.de/de/ministerium/ziele/2030_agenda/index.html
Wir haben getagt ! – And recommended
12.-13.4.2019 Meeting with ambassadors of South Africa (Phumelele
Stone Sizani) and Nambia (Andreas B.D. Guibeb) in Berlin Afrika Haus
der Wirtschaft
11.6.2019 Ländergespräche Namibia mit dem BMZ, Bonn
2.-6.6.2019 RIC in Hamburg, breakout session + own booth
28.9.-14.10.2019 ICC delegation visits projects in SA + Namibia
7.3.2020 ICC Meeting in Frankfurt before lock-down
11.4.2020 Newsletter of the ICC
30.5.2020 Newsletter of the ICC
25.7.2020 Zoom Meeting of the ICC during lockdown
23.12.2020 Annual Newsletter of the ICC
10.3.2021 1820 Connect – Africa, a district wide platform moderated
by B. Maisch and R. Moosdorf
23.-25.2021 Africa Centennial (attending)
10.-11.6.2021 ICC Preconvention on peace and 12.-16.6.RI Convention
26.6.2021 Handover of governors in D 9700 (attending)Wir haben geliefert ! – But mission is not accomplished GG 1980411 (2018-2021): Early childhood development-Train the trainers- RC Marburg + D 1820 with RC Haenertsburg GG 201554 (2020-2021): Support for Tygerberg Children Hospital in Covid 19-Pandemic: -RC Blouberg with RC Marburg/ D1820 DG 21122260 (2020-2021): „Go for Gold“ student support cooperation with Karen Rademacher (G4G), RC Marburg and RC Marburg-Schloss, RC Stadtallendorf, RC Darmstadt-Bergstrasse, RC Nürnberg-Reichswald, RC Euskirchen-Burgfey GG 2126671 Application 6/2021: Limpopo food garden project of the RC Haenertsburg and RC Marburg + international partners
Prof. Pierre Goussard Covid-19 GG (Pädiatrische Pulmonologie und Intensivmedizin), Tygerberg Hospital mit RC Blouberg und RC Marburg. Global Grant 43000 USD. Contact: Helène Visser eMail: helene@erasteer.co.za
Tygerberg versorgt als eines der
zentralen Kliniken die gesamte
Region auch in der Corona-
Pandemie. Es beschäftigt mehr als
4000 Ärzte, Krankenschwestern,
Pfleger und sonstiges Personal.
Bereits 150 Ärzte und
Krankenschwester sind Covid-19
positiv getestet, ebenso 93 Kinder.
4 Krankenschwestern sind an
Covid-19 bereits verstorben.
GG 43 000 USD1450 € /Jahr/Student
District Grant of 6 German
Clubs for 23 300 EuroGG 2126671
LIMPOPO FOOD GARDEN PROJECT
Covid-19 pandemic causes the
worst food crisis since WW II.
Project goal: improve resilience
amongst rural communities in
Limpopo Province through
strengthening food security in 60
households from 2 villages in the
Mopani District.
Method: Through agro-ecology
/permaculture training and
mentorship over 24 months, The
vulnerable beneficiaries will be
able to access produce directly
from their gardens and will be
RC Haenertsburg + RC Marburg + able to sell their surplus as an
+ international partners additional income stream.
Contact: Laurie Railton, Peter Stuart-Thompson
(RC Haenertsburg), Bernhard Maisch (RC Cooperation Partner: CHoiCe
Marburg
Project volume: 32 381 USD
Submitted to RI 30.6.2021Work ahead! – Much to do, but we should remain focussed Namibia in the pandemic 2021 – what are the options? - single donations for Namibian local projects and/or - Appeal from Namibia to German government and/or - GG Grant for a sustainable health project ? On July 11th, 2021 I received notice from Raimon von Hase, Carl-Heinz Duisberg and the Ciske Howard Task Force that due to major support from a Namibian sponsor no further donations are needed to finance the Tamariskia temporary hospital in the town hall of Swakopmund. Congratulations! School book project Kavango-West of RC Marburg with RC Klein- Windhoek Valley, cooperating partners Peter Reiner, Wolfgang Fiedler. Amount Eur 43564,00 Eur. Additional partners and sponsors are most welcome! GG 2126671 Application 30.6.2021: Limpopo food garden project RC Haenertsburg and RC Marburg + international partners And several other projects from various clubs are in the pipeline
Thank you - Danke
Bernhard Maisch
PDG, District 1820, RC Marburg,
Meeting 9th July, 2021
E-Mail: bermaisch@gmail.com
www.rotary-southernafrica-germany.deAttachment 2
Attachment 4
MALARIA
WO IST DAS PROBLEM?
WAS KÖNNEN WIR ROTARIER TUN?Malaria – Ausbreitung von 1900 bis heute
Malaria is a Tropical Disease – worst in Africa but endemic around the World
Rotarians in Action in Africa
Proven Steps to get Malaria to and to keep it at
Zero Zero
Stop new Infections
Insecticide treated Bed-nets – cover every
sleeping space
Residual Wall spray program
Test and Treat
find active case using quick test/microscopy
then use appropriate medication
Community Health Workers
Maximize effectiveness of intervention by achieving
sustained high bed-net coverage & usage. Proactively
seeking possible malaria cases for testing
Surveillance
Develop & deploy INFO Systems & Rapid Response - Like
the Rotary Model used for POLIOIncome Sources and Household Responsibilities
Hours per Week, Income Generating
Responsibilities
(% CHWs)Mitglied werden bei RAM - Global Homepage: www.ram-global.org öffnen! Jahresbeitrag: 20 US$ Spendenkonto in Deutschland Rotary Deutschland Gemeindienst Deutsche Bank IBAN: DE 80 300 700 100 394120 000 BIC: DEUTDEDD Hinweis (notwendig): 475400 / 2301 Malaria Spendenbescheinigung durch RDG
Attachment 5
Der Global Grant
Improving education for the children of
Tse Tses/Namibia (//Karas-Region)
sGlobal Grant
Improving education for the children of Tses/Namibia (//Karas-Region)
Extrem arme Region mit vielen Problemen (Aids-Waisen, Arbeitslosigkeit, Alkohol, Drogen,
Kriminalität)
Konkrete Probleme, die angegangen werden sollen:
1. Unzureichende fachliche und pädagogische Ausbildung der Lehrkräfte;
vor allem kritisch in den zentralen Fächern Englisch und Mathematik
2. Zu geringe Kompetenzen der Schülerinnen und Schüler im Lesen (englisch) und in
Mathematik → wenige Jugendliche schaffen einen Schulabschluss,
mangelnde Wertschätzung von Schulbildung durch die Eltern
3. Keine Bücher für Unterricht und zum Lesen, Mangel an Unterrichtsmaterialien, sehr
schlechte Internetverbindung, die häufig ausfällt;
Räume für eine Bibliothek werden als „Müllabladeplatz“ genutzt
4. Sehr hohe Temperaturen (teils über 40°C) erschweren Lehren und Lernen,
schlechte Beleuchtung erschwert die Study-time am Abend
09.07.2021 51So lebt man in Die „Bibliothek“ der Secondary
Tses School
Die
„Bibliothek“
der Primary
School
Study time am
AbendGlobal Grant
Improving education for the children of Tses/Namibia (//Karas-Region)
Rotary Schwerpunktbereich „Basic education and literacy“
1. Lehrkräftefortbildung für die Nowak Primary School und die St.
Therese Secondary School:
• Jeweils für das gesamte Kollegium: classroom-management
(je 1 Tag +)
• Für die Mathematiklehrkräfte: je 4 Tage +
• für die Englisch-Lehrkräfte: je 4 Tage +
2. Aufbau von Strukturen zur Leseförderung und zur
Wertschätzung von Lesen und Schulbildung in der Community
3. Bibliothek:
• Aufbau einer Bibliothek für die Primary School mit
„Leseecke“, Ausstattung mit Büchern und Lernmaterialien
• Ausbau der Bibliothek für die Secondary School: Bücher und
Lernmaterialien, auch digital; insbesondere 2 Sätze Rachel
plus incl. 60 Tablets (Rachel = Remote Area Community
Hotspot for Education and Learning),
Schulung der Lehrkräfte im Umgang mit Rachel
4. Installation von Deckenventilatoren und zusätzlichen (LED)-
Lampen in allen KlassenräumenGlobal Grant
Improving education for the children of Tses/Namibia (//Karas-Region)
Host Sponsor: RC Klein Windhoek Valley
Internationaler Sponsor: RC Mainz 50° Nord
(mit finanzieller Beteiligung des RC Westerwald und des RC Worms)
Partner:
RC E-Club Distrikt 1860
Marion Rudolph, erfahrene Englisch-Lehrerin aus Deutschland (für Englisch-Fortbildung)
The directorate of Education, Arts and Culture //Karas Region
Kooperierende Organisation:
Die Diözese Keetmanshoop (Schulträger), vertreten durch Bischof Willem Christiaans
Finanzierung: 41 790 USD = 34 268 Eur
Status: GG EntwurfAttachment 7a
Rotary Magazin Juni 2021, Seite 10 Attachment 7b
Attachment 8
Attachment 8
Mtunzini Rotary ClubSchoolbooks for Kavango-West
Situation: Essential
schoolbooks in math,
physics have to be shared
with many students
Proposal: Global Grant
initiative by the ICC and
RC Marburg
Schule ND Eur Contact: Prof. Dr. Bernhard Maisch,
RC Marburg,
ELCIN Nkurenkuru High School 258 181
Email: bermaisch@gmail.com
Leevi Hakusembe Senior Secondary School 258 341
Himarwa Ithete Senior Secondary School 220 145
Namibia: Dr. Frank Schwardmann,
RC Klein Windhoek Valley,
Gesamtbetrag 736 667 43 564.07
Email: farm@skydancer-cc.com;
&
Peter Reiner, Windhoek
Email: peter@piepernam.comAttachment 11
Suggestion for Immediate Rotarian Help in Namibia during Covid-19 Pandemic 1. Individual cash contributions to the Temporary Hospital in Swakopmund 2. Involvement of German Government (BMZ, BMG) by direct approach to German embassy in Namibia. The ICC Germany can approach the Namibian Ambassador S.E. Martin Andjaba and at the „Deutsch-Namibische Ländergespräche“ of the BMZ (Referatsleiter Alois Scheider) on July 14, 2021. 3. Global Grant for sustainable improvement in health in Namibia with e.g. with RC Swakopmund and others
Direct Sponsoring for the Temporary Hospital Tamariskia Swakopmund
Direct Contact: Raimar von Hase,
President RC Swakopmund. Email:
rvonhase@gmail.com
TAMARISKIA TEMPORARY HOSPITAL REQUIREMENTS
German account for individual donations
during Namibia in the pandemic List supplied by CISKE HOWARD TASK FORCE
at Rotary Deutschland Gemeindienst e.V. 06.07.2021 N$ TOTAL N$
OXYGEN GENERATORS 17 22.000,00 374.000,00
Deutsche Bank AG
STRETCHERS 15 500,00 7.500,00
IBAN: DE80300700100394120000 MATRESSES 15 1.500,00 22.500,00
BIC: DEUTDEDD DUVETS 20 500,00 10.000,00
Purpose: C477000 P2300 Namibia/Pandemie BP MACHINES 10 500,00 5.000,00
THERMOMETER GUNS 10 500,00 5.000,00
SLEEP APNEA CPAP RVC 830 5 22.000,00 110.000,00
Townhall Swakopmund as „Temporary hospital“
NEBULIZERS 10 10.000,00 100.000,00
GLUCOSE METERS 10 500,00 5.000,00
PULSE OXYMETERS 10 300,00 3.000,00
STEEL BEDS 5 4.500,00 22.500,00
PROTECTIVE SUITS 50 120,00 6.000,00
FACE SHIELDS PPE 50 100,00 5.000,00
DRIP STANDS 10 2.000,00 20.000,00
KIDNEY DISHES 6 800,00 4.800,00
NURSES TROLLEY 2 4.333,00 8.666,00
SUCTION UNIT 1 5.000,00 5.000,00
TOTAL 713.966.00
1 ND = 0,059 Eur Eur 42.124,00
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