社区投资共享金.ppt

Welcome 歡迎 Community Investment Inclusion Fund (CIIF) Projects 社區投資共享基金 Date: 14 March 2003 At: Activity Room 1, Central Library, Causeway Bay Agenda for the session 議程 Overview of the CIIF objectives Assessment Criteria (25 min) Key Points to note for preparing proposals (25 min) Presentation of projects selected from first batch (30 min) Critical success factors (15 min) Interactive Q A (30min) What Next – (10min) Evaluative feedback – (5min) Objectives for the Session: CIIF Secretariat Enhance alignment of proposals with the Fund objectives: Increase shared understanding of the CIIF objectives, scope CIIF Committee’s expectations Experience transfer: through the selected projects Offer opportunities for groups to meet others: increased collaboration Overview:Member of the Assessment Sub-Committee The CIIF: What it plans to achieve? Assessment Procedure Assessment criteria Objectives of the CIIF Energize, support facilitate HKSAR communities (e.g. through seed funding) in social capital development Through promoting joint up efforts between Community groups, corporate bodies or professional groups, government End result: build a compassionate, cohesive, caring just society What is social capital? It’s a society’s institutions, relationships norms/values It’s what shapes a society’s social interactions It’s one of 4 main drivers of social development Different means to promote social capital: through….. Establishing enduring networks Developing mutual care and trust Increasing mutual assistance and reciprocity Increasing community participation Developing positive values Identifying Effective Entry points (e.g.) Community-building : local networks provide the entry points for building relationships across groups, creating opportunities for giving and mutual support, sharing resources Through empowering marginalized groups into contributors – changing values Capacity-building of those temporarily disadvantaged – im