“Jamboree”: Second Meeting of the Social Platform Speed Dating

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“Jamboree”:
Second Meeting of the Social Platform
Speed Dating booklet
September 26th, 2012
Neumunster Abbey, Edmond Dune room
Agenda
14:30 – 15:10
15:10 – 15:35
15:35 – 16:00
16:00 – 16:15
Title
Welcome and
Introductory Remarks
Speaker
Robert Wagener
Chairperson of Social Platform
Presentation of the
Website
Luisa Ferreira, EIB Institute
General Background and Legal Framework
Les ASBL et les
Claude Medernach
fondations
Senior Associate
luxembourgoises
Arendt & Medernach
Philanthropy in
Luxembourg
Tonika Hirdman,
Director General
Fondation Luxembourg
Experiences from the field
FINAFRICA
Carmello Cocuzza
Director
16:15 – 16:30
Orphelins de Bosnie /
Terres d’amitié et de
paix
Jean-Claude Carreau,
Président
16:30 – 16:45
ADA
Mia Adams, Founder and
Honorary President
Axel de Ville, Director
16:45 –17:00
Fondation EME: Ecouter
pour Mieux s’Entendre
Dominique Hansen
Director
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17:00 – 18:00
“Speed Dating”
Desk
Name
Contact
Desk 1
Axel de Ville
ADA
Desk 2
Virginie Wagnon
Little Plus / Toutes à
l’école
Desk 3
Sophie Decelle
Association du Calao
Desk 4
Jean-Jacques Schul
IDAY-International aisbl
Desk 5
Patrick Huart
Desk 6
Guy Clausse/Orlando Arango
Desk 7
Jean-Claude Carreau
Orphelins de Bosnie
Desk 8
Simon Norcross
Greenpeace Luxembourg
Desk 9
Dominique Brown
The Nest in Limuru
Desk 10
Colette Hartwich
WEGA
Desk 11
Ramona Siwek
Île aux Clowns
Desk 12
Alexandra Oxaceley
Stëmm vun der Strooss
Desk 13
Claudia Klasen
Radio Ara (Mon Op asbl)
18:00 – 19:00
COCKTAIL
Donnez une âme à
l'Europe
Européens Solidaires de
l’Enfance Démunie
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Rules for the “Speed Dating”
Objectives:
Speed dating is a dating method that has hitherto proven successful.
With today’s speed dating event we hope to meet the following
objectives of the Social Platform:

Clearinghouse. To act as clearinghouse facilitating the matching
of demand and the supply of staff´s time for social services.

Knowledge-sharing. To facilitate the exchange of ideas,
experiences and challenges among those members actively
involved in social activities.
Instructions:
1. Should you be representing an organisation, please check out
the seating plan at the entrance and join your desk.
2. Should you be a participant at the jamboree (“visitor”), please
make sure you have received the booklet introducing the
different organisations that are represented here this
afternoon. Please take time to go through it to decide which
organisation you would like to meet. Please include more than
3 in your list in case the maximum number of participants at
each desk has been reached because of very high demand.
3. The location of desks is displayed at the entrance of the room
and in the booklet introducing the various organisations
occupying a desk at the speed dating.
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4. A bell will ring after 15 minutes to signal the end of the round.
The association representatives will remain seated, while the
“visitors” will move to their next table/NGO.
5. The break between 2 rounds will last 5 minutes to allow
rotation and give time to the daters to take a few notes.
6. Please head to next table (organisation) as soon as possible in
order not to delay the event.
Start time:
End time:
Duration:
17:00
18:00
1h => 5’ introduction + 3 rounds of 15’with 2 breaks of 5’
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Table Plan
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ADA
Little plus
IDAY-International aisbl
Donnez une âme à l’Europe
Européens Solidaires de l’Enfance Démunie
Orphelins de Bosnie
The Nest in Limuru
WEGA
Île aux Clowns
Stëmm von der Stroos
Radio ARA (Mond Op asbl)
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ADA
Website:
Address:
Email:
Establishment date:
Represented by:
Name:
Email:
Sector:
Target beneficiaries:
www.microfinance.lu
2, rue Sainte Zithe L-2763 Luxembourg
[email protected]
1994
de Ville Axel / Lamberty Emmanuelle
[email protected] /
[email protected]
Civic organisation, advocacy and politics,
Microfinance
Young (16-25 years), Women, Young
entrepreneurs
Project :
ADA supports inclusive finance actors so that poor people can
sustainably improve their lives and eventually become
independent. In order to achieve this, ADA:
- develops innovative financial products and services,
accessible and adapted to the poor
- supports the professional development of microfinance
institutions through management tools and trainings
- advises the Luxembourg Microfinance and Development
Fund SICAV (LMDF)
- contributes to research in inclusive finance and brings
together public and private actors to support sector
evolution
- learns, innovates and improves herself through knowledge
management
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Achievements:
Mia Adams-Bormans and her husband founded ADA almost 20
years ago. They were convinced that microfinance offered an
effective form of assistance to help poor people in southern
countries make their way out of poverty. As a pioneer in this field,
ADA has build a strong network of partners over the years. Today
ADA’s projects strengthen the professional capabilities of 150
microfinance institutions, helping them better serve 5.000.000
beneficiaries with accessible and affordable financial services that
improve their lives.
Skills needed:
Accounting/Finance
Fundraising
Project Management
Technical skills
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Little Plus / Toutes à l’école Luxembourg
Website:
Address:
Email:
Establishment date:
www.littleplus.org
24, rue Schmitz L- Kopstal
[email protected]
23/11/2010
Represented by:
Name:
Email:
Wagnon Virginie
[email protected]
Sector:
Education
Children, Teenagers
Cambodia
Target country:
Project :
The association Little Plus / Toutes à l’école Luxembourg aims to help
provide education for children in need around the world and their
families, by all legal means. The association operates in support of and in
collaboration with the French association “Toutes à l’école”. In July
2012, Little Plus became “Toutes à l’école Luxembourg”.
The association is seeking to develop, in Cambodia, a high level of
schooling for disadvantaged girls, enabling them to become free women
and educated mothers.
The creation of "Toutes à l’école" started with the following observation:
out of all children who are already at school worldwide, only a third are
girls.
Located 12km from Phnom Penh, the school Happy Chandara that we
support was launched in 2005 and aims to train women for reflection
the decision-making positions of tomorrow: some become doctors,
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teachers, judges, entrepreneurs... Others will undertake vocational
training and will be supported until they get a job that gives them
freedom and dignity.
Achievements:
The school “Happy Chandara” hosts as of today 645 students and will
have more than a thousand students once the graduating class has
opened. 100 new girls enter the school each year. They attend school
from primary school level and will be supported until the end of their
studies and to their first job.
Little Plus/Toutes à l’école has done fundraising for specific projects
such as “Health and prevention at Happy Chandara” to enable the
students at the school to have medical care, to improve the quality of
the health service offered and to develop health and sex education.
Skills needed:
Advertising
Fundraising
Marketing/Communication
Organisation of events
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Website:
Address:
Email:
Establishment date:
Represented by:
Name:
Email:
Sector:
Target regions:
www.calao-africa.org
74, route de Luxembourg L-7240 Bereldange
[email protected]
2004
Decelle Sophie
[email protected]
Animal, Education and Research &
Environment,
All
West and East Africa
Project :
« Education = Conservation » est notre slogan. La conservation des
espèces animales et le développement des populations avoisinantes
vont de paire; en aidant à l’éducation des Hommes, les espèces peuvent
aussi être protégées. Nos actions peuvent ainsi aider des tribus à mettre
leurs enfants sur le chemin de l’école sans modifier leurs valeurs socioculturelles. Dans le cadre de son intervention pour la conservation de la
Biodiversité, l’Association se joint aux zoos afin d’y apporter son soutien
et son aide.
Notre projet actuel : Réhabilitation du Zoo d’Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire
Le projet est géré depuis le Zoo d’Abidjan en Côte d’Ivoire, qui a été
soumis à de fortes pressions du fait de la guerre civile. La situation du
pays est plus stable désormais : nous avons commencé à travailler avec
le zoo afin d’améliorer le bien-être. Ce zoo a été abandonné pendant ces
années de conflit et un grand nombre d’animaux ont péri (26%). Depuis
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lors, nous nous occupons des animaux encore présents, travaillant à
l’amélioration de leur bien-être et également sur les problèmes
comportementaux. Nous tentons d’intégrer les animaux dans un
programme éducatif et de prévention du commerce de la faune sauvage
mais également de lien avec le grand nombre d’espèces sauvages de
Côte d’Ivoire.
Achievements:
L’Association du Calao asbl amorça sa participation avec l’ouverture en
2006 d’un programme éducatif dans les régions reculées du Nord Kenya
favorisant l’alphabétisation de l’ethnie Samburus, des semi-nomades et
bergers. Leur vie gérée par les besoins alimentaires du bétail, ne leur
donne pas la possibilité de vivre aux alentours des écoles. Ce projet visa
à l'alphabétisation de la communauté Samburu et à lui fournir une aide
sanitaire. Pour atteindre ces objectifs, la construction d'une école
maternelle incluant un internat pour les enfants de 4 à 6 ans et
l'introduction d'un programme de cours du soir pour les guerriers et
jeunes filles ont été créés. Après une étude exhaustive (2ans) des
besoins des villages de Matapes (région Latakwen, Montagnes N’Dolo),
une école maternelle comprenant une structure du type pensionnat fut
construite pour une capacité maximale de 60 enfants (2 classes et 2
dortoirs). Un programme de cours du soir, Lchekuti, pour les enfants ne
pouvant se rendre à l’école pendant la journée et les adultes, fut mis en
place.
L’enthousiasme et la confiance de la Communauté Samburu envers
notre projet fut telle que les enregistrements au programme dépassa
largement les attentes. Mais la famine qui sévit de plus en plus souvent
de façon périodique a fait décroitre les enregistrements. Malgré cette
décrue, à ce jour, 32 enfants participent toujours à ce
programme. Depuis 2009, le Gouvernement kenyan à travers l’école
primaire de Latakwen a repris en charge complètement les activités de
cette école.
Skills needed:
Administration/Management
Fundraising
IT skills
Logistic Marketing/Communication
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IDAY-International asbl
Website:
Address:
Email:
Establishment date:
www.iday.org
19 rue des Jambes - B-1420 Braine-l’Alleud
[email protected]
16/01/2008
Represented by:
Name:
Email:
Schul Jean-Jacques / Devillers Dominique
[email protected] / [email protected]
Sector:
Civic organisation, advocacy and politics
Children, Teenagers, Young (16-25 years),
Africa
Target regions:
Project :
The IDAY network acts to defend the right to a quality basic education of
all African children. IDAY acts mainly through the empowerment of
organisation of the African civil society and advocacy campaigns whose
specific goals are decided by national coalitions. In addition, IDAY has 4
multinational projects: 1) Stopping malaria with Artemisia annua (a
highly effective Chinese plant and improving nutrition in schools by
creating school gardens : projects are underway in DCR, Burundi,
Rwanda, Uganda, Senegal, Burkina Faso and Kenya but are ready to be
started in any of the other 18 IDAY-member countries. 2) The legal
recognition and alphabetization of domestic workers: this project is
running in 6 East and Central African countries with training centres
existing in Burundi, Rwanda and DRC. The project aims to: get workers
aged less than 14 back to school, provide functional literacy and
professional training to illiterate young workers and guarantee them the
same rights as those provided for other categories of workers. 3) Provide
proper education to children in prison: starting in Cameroon and Kivu
but expandable to all other members; 4) Enhance education in post-
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conflict areas (in preparation). Many other individual projects promoted
by IDAY members are published on our Project Bank (www.iday.org)
including the training of youngsters with disabilities, low-cost renovation
of private schools, equipping school kitchens with energy-saving stoves.
Achievements:
Despite its young age (5 years), IDAY has achieved several goals: The
anti-malaria project is now protecting more than 40 000 children and
their academic results have significantly improved; Kenyatta University
has signed with IDAY a memorandum of understanding to conduct a 5year research programme on the medical, agricultural and social impact
of Artemisia annua in schools. IDAY has put on the map the whole issue
of legalising and educating African domestic workers, training more than
1000 youngsters and thanks to IDAY’s human rights campaigns, the
Burundian government is currently discussing a law that will recognize
domestic workers in the same way as any other professionals. Surveys to
measure the number of illiterate domestic workers and jailed children
deprived of education are under preparation together with UNICEF and
Defence for Children International (DCI). Finally, discussions are
underway with the Ministry of Education of Burkina Faso to conduct a
general survey of the quality of education in the country.
Skills needed:
Fundraising
Project Management
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Européens Solidaires de l’Enfance Démunie
Website:
Address:
Email:
Establishment date:
Represented by:
Name:
Email:
Sector:
Target regions:
www.esed-online.org
59 Rue Gromscheed L-1670 Senningerberg
[email protected]
15/01/2001
Clausse Guy / Arango Orlando
Education and Research,
Children, Young (16-25 years), Young
entrepreneurs, Countryside population,
Deprived neighbourhood
Latin America
Project :
ESED asbl was registered as an NGO in early 2001 and works in support
of poor and street children in developing countries, so far only in Latin
America. Most current members are staff from European institutions
such as the EIB or European Parliament. Special attention is given to
engaging only with active and reliable local partners.
Achievements:
10 years of support for poor and street children:
- Honduras: Scholarship system to enable poor and street children
(10-17 years) to attend school, building and furnishing of new
rural secondary schools, renovation, enlargement and equipping
of rural primary schools
- Columbia: Classroom for pre-primary school children in rural
private school (no adequate public school)
- Ecuador: Educational support/scholarships to enable poor and
street children to attend private primary school (no accessible
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public school)
Skills needed:
Advertising
Fundraising
IT skills
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Orphelins de Bosnie
Website:
Address:
Email:
Establishment date:
www.ltnb.lu/~orphbos/kakrinje.htm
9, Millescheck L-6834 Biwer
[email protected]
Represented by:
Name:
Email:
Carreau Jean-Claude
[email protected]
Sector:
Development, Education and Research
Children
Bosnia
Target country:
Project :
The Therapeutic and Leisure Centre “Land of friendship and Peace” in
Kakrinje. The centre combines a holiday/leisure centre with pony-riding.
Such activity has a ludic value for the handicapped children, but is also
of pedagogic and therapeutic importance, and teaches them how to
strengthen their social skills and learn how to interact with others. The
centre can host up to 100 children, priority being given to orphans or
war victims.
Achievements:
OdB has been involved in a number of activities to support orphan
children affected by the events in Bosnia, and, more generally, to
promote a new understanding between the peoples of Bosnia.
Scholarship programme: (now discontinued) Some 30 children received
financial support to pursue their studies (elementary, secondary and
university level). This programme operated in close cooperation with
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“Obrazovanje gradi BiH”, a local Bosnian association.
Vacation programme: Young orphans from Bosnia spend several
summer weeks a year in Luxembourg, where they are hosted by local
families. Needless to say, the children greatly enjoy these vacations in a
new and trouble-free environment. But it is also clear that such stays
are fairly costly. It may be more efficient to have the children spend
more of their holidays outside of Sarajevo, rather than flying them to
Luxembourg for a few weeks in the summer, and leaving them confined
to much more rudimentary conditions for the rest of the year.
Skills needed:
Fundraising
Project Management
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Website:
Address:
Email:
Establishment date:
Represented by:
Name:
Email:
www.greenpeace.lu
BP 229 L-4003 Esch/Alzette
Norcross Simon / Paulus Magali
[email protected] /
[email protected]
Sector:
Environment
All
Worldwide
Target countries:
Project :
Save the Artic,
Energy and Climate,
Agriculture / Genetically Modified Organisms
Nuclear
Oceans
Forests
Toxic substances
Achievements:
Please see
http://www.greenpeace.org/international/en/about/history/Victoriestimeline/
Skills needed:
Fundraising
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IT skills
Logistic
Project Management
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The Nest in Limuru
Website:
Address:
Email:
Establishment date:
Represented by:
Name:
Email:
Sector:
Target country:
http://uhuru.de/thenesthome
P.O.Box 605, 00621 Nairobi, KENYA
[email protected]
1997
Brown Dominique
[email protected]
Reintegration
Rehabilitation
Children, Teenagers & Women
Kenya
Project :
The Nest reaches out to prevent the children of imprisoned mothers
from fighting for survival on the street. The Nest rescues affected
children and improves their living conditions.
The project is about the rehabilitation and reintegration of these
children in society and with their families.
The future project is to develop even further the reintegration of the
mothers into society, giving them training and education.
Achievements:
The Halfway House provides emergency accommodation for up to 10
mothers with young children upon their release from prison. Along with
counselling and civic education, the women rebuild their self-confidence
for reintegration into society.
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The following services are offered: legal assistance, counselling, support
with bureaucratic matters. The mothers are enrolled in credit schemes,
training courses and self-help groups.
Skills needed:
Fundraising
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WEGA
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Website:
Address:
Email:
Establishment date:
44 rue Andethana L-6970 Oberanven
[email protected]
1995
Represented by:
Name:
Email:
Hartwich Colette
[email protected]
Sector:
Development, Environment
Women, Countryside population
Target regions/
country(ies):
Philippines
Project :
We presently, for the next 2 years, are finishing, in partnership with a
Lux Filipino Asbl and the Mangrove Foundation, two projects: one
ecological, replanting mangroves; and the other Eco Energy and
Women’s Eempowerment through a solar battery project in the Province
of Mindanao, in the Philippines.
One of our specialties is Women’s Empowerment in transition countries,
including the Ukraine.
Skills needed:
Advertising
Fundraising
Logistic
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Île aux Clowns
Website:
Address:
Email:
Establishment date:
Represented by:
Name:
Email:
Sector:
www.ileauxclowns.lu
1, rue de l’école L-3764 Tétange
[email protected]
19/05/2006
Siwek Ramona
[email protected]
Social services
Children, Teenagers, Young (16-25 years),
Seniors, Families,
Target regions/
country(ies):
Luxembourg
Project :
1. Professionnal clowns (10) paying free regular visits to:
- Children suffering from cancer (at home)
- Children in hospital
- Seniors in residences/homes
- Disabled people in residences/homes
- International protection seekers in residences/homes
2. Increase the number of volunteers
Achievements:
Created in 2005 “Ile aux Clowns” has been able to :
- create 12 jobs
- visit an average of 4 500 beneficiaries yearly
- increase categories of beneficiaries starting from sick children
and now also covering seniors, disabled people and international
protection seekers
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make it possible to remain free of charge for beneficiaries
Skills needed:
Advertising
Fundraising
Technical skills
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Stëmm vun der Strooss
Website:
Address:
Email:
Establishment date:
www.stemm-vun-der-strooss.com
105, rue du cimetière L-1338 Luxembourg
[email protected]
1997
Represented by:
Name:
Email:
Oxacelay Alexandra
[email protected]
Sector:
Social services
All
Luxembourg
Target country:
Project :
Stëmm vun der Strooss is a non-profit organisation that tries to defend
the interests of socially excluded people. It helps, informs and
represents medical, psychological and/or socially dependent people who
receive little or no help from other organisations. It works closely
together with the Red Cross and some of the activities are financed by
the Ministry of Health.
Stëmm vun der Strooss organises different services to cater for the
problems of the socially dependent. Their problems range from
unemployment, drug abuse, alcoholism, mental or physical handicaps or
the lack of understanding of the basics of reading and writing. The nonprofit organisation is active on two levels: social and professional reintegration.
Achievements:
In 2011:
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48 000 meals were served
13.1 tonesns of donated food was distributed for free
125 people (socially dependent) have been occupied in the
different “ateliers de réinsertion professionnelle”
18 people were housed through the “Immo Stëmm” project
In 2011, 2 304 people passed through the doors of the Stëmm vun der
Strooss in Bonnevoie and in Esch-sur-Alzette, with a daily average of 99
people in Bonnevoie and 69 people in Esch-sur-Alzette. In both
establishments, 214 people were under 25 years of age.
Skills needed:
Accounting/Finance
Fundraising
IT skills
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Radio ARA
Website:
Address:
Email:
Establishment date:
Represented by:
Name:
Email:
Sector:
Target country:
www.ara.lu
2, rue de la boucherie L-1247 Luxembourg
[email protected]
1992
Klasen Claudia / Agnes Céline
Media
All - a local audience interested in a specific,
eclectic programming (music, culture,
communities,...), but which can be global due
to internet
Luxembourg
Project :
Radio ARA offers diverse programming with a great musical choice.
Shows in Luxembourgish, English, German and French are typical and
often different languages alternate during the same show. Apart from
the English-speaking programming in the morning, the programming of
Radio ARA is done by volunteers. Technical and administrative tasks
behind the scenes are also done by volunteers.
There is always a need for new interested people to join the crew of the
Bistro magazine show, to support an existing team, or under specific
circumstances to launch their own show.
We want to set up an additional transmitter in the south of Luxembourg
and therefore we have to collect appr. €35 000 for equipment and an
est. €600 / month for additional running costs.
Achievements:
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Radio ARA is Luxembourg's only free radio station with a transmitter
network covering a large part of the country. The support of our
listeners and volunteers, through their skills and their financial
contribution has ensured our independence for already 20 years now.
Radio ARA has a reputation amongst music lovers and specific
communities. It also gives a voice to those which don't have one in
mainstream media.
“Radio ARA has done a great job in bringing so many cultures together
from here in Luxembourg. It’s a fantastic achievement.” Kavitha,
presenter of a classical indian music show
Skills needed:
Accounting/Finance
Fundraising
Technical skills (being able to express yourself
through voice, being able to listen to
interview partner, being open-minded)
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Thanks for you participation!
http://institute.eib.org/
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