Showing posts with label IGE. Show all posts
Showing posts with label IGE. Show all posts

Thursday, March 31, 2011

Rajarshi Banerjee to represent India at the International Gold Event (IGE) 2011 in Kenya

Rajarshi Banerjee completed his Gold Award in 2007 and has since actively engaged in the Promotion and Preservation of the Award Programme. A resident of Kolkata, currently pursuing his Bachelors in English from Calcutta University, Rajarshi regularly accompanies Awardees as Adult Mentor for their Adventurous Journeys. In addition, he visited many schools, colleges and other units; helped Award Leaders and Awardees to continue with the Award throughout the last 3 years, thus playing an important intermediary between the East Zone Award office and the Units.

The Editor for “Reaching Out”- the Magazine of East Zone Award Authority since 2008 and a member of the Gold Award Holders' Society of India (GAHS), Rajarshi believes that doing the Award helped him discover his 'true potential' and that every young person should 'experience the Award'. We wish him good luck for the IGE.

Wednesday, December 22, 2010

International Gold Event 2011

We encourage Gold Award Holders to apply for the upcoming International Gold Event.
Apply before 31st January 2011.
 
Extracts from email, addressed to all, from the Hon. Exec. Secy. ...

"The International Gold Event (IGE) is the International Award Association’s (IAA) premier global youth event. Established in 1967, the event provides opportunities for Gold Award holders to contribute to the development of the Award Programme on a national and international level. It also allows young people to have their say on the International Award Association’s (IAA) governance structures and meet other Gold Awardees from around the world.
 
Youth Representatives elected at the IGE’s Youth Forum serve on the International Council - the highest decision-making body of the IAA. This gives young people an opportunity to be part of the IAA’s policy making and planning processes, ensuring that they are relevant to young people. "

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Nivedita Samanta
Communications Manager, The International Award for Young People
Award Programme Foundation 
86 Shahpur Jat, Khel Gaon Marg, New Delhi 110049, India
Phone: +91 11 2649 7154, Fax: +91 11 2649 7165, Website: iayp.in 
Member: The Duke of Edinburgh's Award International Association.
Registered Charity No. TR/2795

"The Award taught me important life skills that I now use on a daily basis to earn my income"- Sudhir Yadav, Gold Holder, India
"The Award taught me that competition is not with other people, but it is with oneself"- Devanjali Dutt, Gold Holder, India

The Award is flexible and has no rigid standards, we encourage participation, you set your goals, and what matters is effort put in, not just the distance covered or hours done!

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Friday, September 10, 2010

Suggestions for INTERNATIONAL GOLD AWARD EVENT

The International Secretariat would like to improve on previous IGEs and would appreciate feedback from NAAs as important stakeholders - in response to the questions below - by 23rd September 2010.


Thank you for contributions to Steph Ball at "steph.ball@intaward.org "

1. What are your expectations in the lead up to the IGE?

2. Do you have any feedback or recommendations for the context and framework of the IGE?

3. What do you believe the purpose of the IGE is and the tangible outcomes that could result from such an event?

4. Do you have any recommendations for themes, and the workshops to come from these?

5. Do you have any feedback or recommendations for the Youth Forum which takes place during the IGE, including “what next” after the Youth Forum?

6. What are your expectations of the host country?

7. Do you have any recommendations on the selection process of delegates for the IGE?

8. Do you have any recommendations on how to improve the understanding of the Youth rep role? And the election process?

9. What do you expect after the event has taken place? E.g. activities/delegate/Youth Rep involvement

10. Any other comments?

For more inputs contact the National Office "tripti@iayp.in

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