Asia-Pacific Regional Scout Foundation 2007-2009

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Publication of World Scout Bureau/Asia-Pacific Region 4/F ODC International Plaza Building 219 Salcedo Street, Legaspi Village Makati City, 1229 PHILIPPINES Tel: (63 2) 817 1675/818 0984 Fax: (63 2) 819 0093 Email: asia-pacific@scout.org Web: www.scout.org/asia-pacific October 2009

CONTENTS

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Messages

10 Projects Overview

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Management Comittee

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Aim and Objectives

18 Foundation News and Events

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Membershi p and Categories

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Brief History

21 Financial Highlights

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Acknowledgement

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Foundation in Action

26 List of members 3

MESSAGES

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Message of the APR Scout Foundation President It is only five months since I assumed the position of President of the APR Scout Foundation.

As most of you have noted from past annual Foundation reports, the fund is growing continuously. Thanks to the cooperation of NSOs as well as from well wishers around the world.

Apart from other forms of support, APR Scout Foundation provides assistance to member National Scout Organization through interest free loans for income generating projects.

As of now, three projects are being supported under this scheme. I am glad that those NSOs who have benefited from this new scheme have been repaying the loans. In so doing, we can continue the cycle of generating funds for more projects.

The Foundation management committee had decided to extend financial support to NSOs hosting APR events. This initiative is well appreciated so far.

Hj Zainal Abidin bin Hj Penghulu Hj Ibrahim President APR Scout Foundation

The Terms of Reference on the selection of Foundation Management Committee members and office bearers has been amended. Each NSO can now nominate committee members from amongst the Foundation members. In recent months, the committee deliberated on incorporating the APR Foundation, enabling its separate legal entity and such proposal is in process.

I am optimistic that the Foundation can be much stronger in terms of capital funds and bring better returns with the support of the Investment Team. This will lead to greater support for more diversified projects.

On behalf of the Foundation Management Committee, I sincerely express my thanks to the Regional Scout Committee led by Chairman Jejomar C. Binay who has been very supportive to Foundation activities, and to the former President of Foundation Management Committee, Mr. Eric Khoo for his valuable contributions.

MESSAGES Message of the Regional Scout Committee Chairman Dear Foundation members, On behalf of Asia-Pacific Regional Scout Committee, I would like to thank you for your generous donations, making it possible for the Foundation to continue funding and supporting more projects in different countries.

Since its inception in 1991, the Asia-Pacific Regional Scout Foundation has continually grown in terms of members. In this biennium, the seeds sown through Scout projects are bearing fruits as featured in this report, with the hope that donors could reap the rewards of satisfaction for their generous support. We also acknowledge the efforts of the Investment Team who shared their talents and expertise to keep our funds rolling.

Jejomar C. Binay Chairman APR Scout Committee

In the coming year, we envision that the Foundation will support more projects. We look forward for a new Foundation leadership to set another target and devise innovative schemes to benefit more NSOs. Once again, thank you!

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Message of the Regional Director In the past two years, we were privileged to support national projects in different countries in Asia-Pacific region. We were humbled by the amazing examples of Scout projects and the services extended to communities.

In January 2009, committee members of Asia-Pacific Regional Scout Foundation came together in Makati City, Philippines for a Fund raising cocktail. It was a remarkable gathering of people, Scouts and corporate supports who share our goal of improving lives.

Abdullah Rasheed Regional Director World Scout Bureau/Asia-Pacific Region

The foundation grows because of our fundamental belief that Scouting is here to educate young people and do a lot of good.

The opportunity is vast to transform lives and we are happy that the Foundation is an instrument to make that happen.

To Foundation members and future members, I count on for your continued partnership.

AIM and OBJECTIVES Aim To continually build capital funds through membership recruitment of individuals, national Scout organizations and their branches, and corporations who support the worthy cause of Scouting

Objectives 1. To assist the growth of Scouting and community development by funding worthwhile projects through Member Scout Organizations in the Asia-Pacific Region.

2. To support research projects on Scouting and the development of Scouting.

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BRIEF HISTORY

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Seat of the Foundation Asia Pacific Region has a total land area of more than 21 million square kilometers and population reaching 1.9 billion excluding non-member countries with membership of over 16 million Scouts in 26 countries.

Scouting in the Asia-Pacific Region has the potential for a wide range of financial resources to support its undertakings.

In December 1991, the Regional Scout Committee decided to establish the APR Regional Scout Foundation and base it in Hong Kong. A management Committee was constituted to oversee the affairs of the Foundation. The Scout Association of Hong Kong was appointed as Trustee of the Foundation and the regional office in Manila as the secretariat.

FOUNDATION IN ACTION The Foundation envisions the growth of quality Scouting in our member countries and to be self-reliant.

To achieve this, grants and non-interest bearing loans were granted to member countries for various projects. Grants are offered to National Scout Organizations were for the protection of nature and environment.

Below is the list of projects supported in different National Scout Organizations: Projects

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Wildlife Conservation

Bangladesh Scouts

Ticket to Life: Educating children in difficult circumstances

8 countries: Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, Nepal, Pakistan, Philippines, Sri Lanka and Thailand

Leprosy Awareness Campaign

Nepal Scouts

Bayangol Community Development Centre

The Scout Association of Mongolia

Building expansion

The Scout Association of Mongolia

Shopping Complex

Nepal Scouts

Pedro Scout Camp Restoration

Sri Lanka Scout Association

Scout Resources

The Scout Association of Maldives

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PROJECTS OVERVIEW

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A step towards self reliance...

Scouts in Mongolia are keen to become self reliant and continue to provide better services to its members.

In 2006, the Foundation granted a non-interest loan payable in 7 years to support a commercial building project called “Expansion of Building�. Scouts Mongolia completed the construction of 130 m2 building in the capital, Ulaanbaatar in December 2007 that was later leased for US$18,000 annual rent.

Presently, this project provides US$ 6,000.00 as direct annual income to the organization that helps Mongolia Scouts carry out expansion activities. Once the Foundation loan is paid off, Mongolia Scouts will be able to expand its services to support more young people.

PROJECTS OVERVIEW Growing steady...Nepal

Nepal Scouts headquarters is located in the heart of Kathmandu City in a land area of 7,440 square feet that was unused for decades.

Under the leadership of Chief Commissioner Shree Ram Lamichhane, a non-interest loan was extended to Nepal Scouts for a period of 7 years to partially fund the shopping complex.

The building was completed in 2008 and is sub-leased to various establishments providing a rental income of US$ 34,800 annually.

The income enables the organization to pay the regular loan installment with some savings to finance Scouting activities.

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PROJECTS OVERVIEW

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Ticket to Life: Educating Street Children Become Good Citizens...

Street children between 6 and 16 years old, who are under difficult circumstances are encouraged to be a Scout to help them learn, gain skills, and plan for their lives.

More than 1,000 street children are being supported in Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, Mongolia, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Philippines under the Ticket to Life program. They are grouped into troops assisted by a Scout Leader and supported by a national Scout coordinator. They undergo Scout training and activities that includes constructive recreation, values and life skills. A positive environment is introduced giving them the chance to mingle with others, make friends and work in teams.

PROJECTS OVERVIEW

The coordinators expressed that children have shown changes in their behavior.

They are becoming more disciplined and obedient. They have learned to respect and build trust on their unit leaders.

Personal hygiene has improved. They are proud to wear their Scout uniforms. Sense of belonging is very evident.

With the new experience that Scouting offers them, a lot of “firsts� are happening in their lives. Gradually, they are showing more confidence as they discover their individual skills and knowhow that could aid them through challenges in the streets.

The project is creating an impact in the communities, enjoys good visibility and most importantly, is well received by parents and local authorities. Together with the Foundation, this project is supported by other donors who are making regular contributions.

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PROJECTS OVERVIEW Treat nature with care...Bangladesh!

Scouts are learning about environmental issues, taking part in activities and offering voluntary service to safeguard the environment. Scouts spread messages on wildlife conservation and its importance in the to global climate issues through its project “Wildlife Conservation.”

Scouts organized rallies with non-Scouts in 64 districts in Bangladesh to create awareness on wild life conservation. These activities engaged public involvement, while Scouts learned different skills to “treat nature with care”.

The project also demonstrates that Scouting is an opportunity to cultivate an active and responsible lifestyle.

PROJECTS OVERVIEW

Leprosy Awareness...Nepal

Scouts in Nepal continue to help eliminate leprosy by supporting initiatives to eradicate it in the country. They organinized awareness campaigns through rallies and door-to-door visits to orient people about the disease and to encourage afflicted people to undergo skin tests.

Partnership with other agencies helped Scouts in implementing this project. Other agencies provided records of leprosy patients, technical assistance, treatment and equipment.

Over 2000 Scouts have been oriented in leprosy awareness to carry out the project in five districts.

They oriented people to identify symptoms so that those afflicted could be treated quickly like encouraging patients to go to the nearest health center for treatment. Through this project, awareness about the disease has greatly improved so as the working relations of Scouts with the local communites.

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Building a Community Development Center...Mongolia

Scouts in Mongolia is building a community development center to provide 2,000 underprivileged young people a recreational center in the heart of Ulaanbaatar, the capital city of Mongolia. The core of this project is to introduce “Community based Scouting� and to help young people integrate socially and experience what Scouting is all about.

Through Scouting, young people will be kept away from vices and other anti-social activities. They will undergo life skills education through training that will help them develop self-confidence and selfdependence. A new image of Scouting in the community is anticipated, focused on educating them and providing programs tailored to their needs.

The center opened in June 2009 and it is expected to be fully operational by January of 2010.

PROJECTS OVERVIEW Restoring Pedro Scout Camp...Sri Lanka

Scouts in Sri Lanka believe that their facility in Pedro Scout Camp in Nuwara-Eliya, north of Sri Lanka will bring more people, Scouts and non-Scouts, to the outdoors. The development of irrigation building inside the camp will serve as a hostel for those looking for a camp life experience.

Service to Scouts and non-Scouts is the core purpose of this project. It supports a well equipped campsite with facilities for adult leader training and socially relevant activities for the youth. While doing this, the surrounding environment will be improved and sustained.

Reasonable rates are charged to users to be able to maintain the upgraded facility and provide for manpower costs.

The campsite facility includes the Scout lodge with beds, kitchen, dining hall and a session hall.

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FOUNDATION NEWS and EVENTS

Fundraising dinner held in the Philippines On 16 January 2009, an APR Scout Foundation Cocktail was held in Makati Shangri-la. It was hosted by Chairman of the Regional Scout Committee Hon. Jejomar C. Binay.

The event was attended by Scout leaders from Japan (Mr. Hidenorshi Nishimaki), Hong Kong (Mr. & Mrs. Horace Ho), USA (Mr. Scott Teare), Brunei (Haji Zainal Abidin), India (Mr. Homammed Ali Khalid), Malaysia (Dr. Mohamed Mukhyuddin), and Korea (Mr. Oh Sang Gyoon), and representatives from Corporations in Makati.

A total amount US$12,500.00 in cash and pledges was raised.

New and upgraded members were awarded by RSC Chairman, Hon. Jejomar C. Binay, Vice-President of the APR Scout Foundation, Haji Zainal; and Regional Director, Abdullah Rasheed.

FOUNDATION NEWS and EVENTS New Terms of Reference for APR Scout Foundation

Foundation Incorporation

The Regional Scout Committee reviewed the Terms of Reference (TOR) of the APR Scout Foundation Management Committee and introduced the new TOR to appoint the Foundation Management Committee members and office bearers through a democratic

On the recommendation of the Foundation Management Committee, the Regional Scout Committee has taken action towards the incorporation of the Asia-Pacific Regional Scout Foundation as an independent body. Based on the financial risk projection, three

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countries have been identified for incorporation of the APR Scout Foundation that have the least financial risk.

The new committee will be composed of nine members. Six members will be appointed by the Regional Scout committee from amongst the Foundation members nominated by NSOs and the other three are ex-officio members. The members will then elect their President and Vice President including other office bearers.

Resignation of APR Scout Foundation President

Promotion of Rover Peace Baton replica The Asia-Paciific Regional Scout Office will conduct “all must go� sale for the remaining souvenir items. One of this is the replicas of Rover Peace baton to be sold at a discounted price.

To finish off the remaining stock by December 2009, interested buyers are invited to place their orders on-line and a free gift of Rover Peace Baton coffee table book. Proceeds will go to the Foundation.

On 15 May 2009, Mr Eric Khoo Heng Peng formally expressed his intention to resign as President of APR Scout Foundation Management Committee.

The Chairman of Regional Scout Committee Hon. Jejomar C Binay accepted his resignation and expressed his gratitude for his contributions since his appointment in October 2007. Subsequently, the chairman appointed Vice President Haji Zainal Abedin to serve the remaining period of the term as President.

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APR Scout Foundation Fellowship Gathering During the 22nd Asia-Pacific Regional Scout Conference in Tokyo, Japan, the APR Scout Foundation had its 2nd APR Scout Foundation Fellowship Gathering on 19th October 2007 providing the opportunity to the foundation members to meet and be updated with to see the progress of the projects funded by the foundation.

On that special evening, over 100 members gathered together and saw how their financial contribution helped people and the communities. Mr Anthony Thng, former President of the Foundation, delivered the report of the foundation citing its achievements for the last three years. In this gathering, 66 people were recruited raising the amount of US$55,000.

APR Scout Foundation Fundraising Dinner

The Scout Association of Japan hosted a fundraising dinner on 20th October 2007 which is so far considered a breakthrough by having 209 guests raising an amount of US$16,200.

A “thank you toast� at the last fundraisng dinner in 2007 coinciding with the regional conference.

Scouts lined up to register for the APR Scout Foundation Membership.

FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS Asia-Pacific Regional Scout Foundation Statement of Assets and Fund Balance as of 30 September 2009

Asia-Pacific Regional Scout Foundation Statement of Changes in Fund Balance for the period ended 30 September 2009

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FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS

FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS PROGRESS OF THE FOUNDATION FUND Accumulated Total Funds

Membership and Donation

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FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS MEMBERSHIP TRENDS Accumulated Membership Contribution (US$) 2.0

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FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS GRANTS AND NON-INTEREST LOANS (2001-2009)

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Projects Supported: Scout Prepare for Emergency Training - Philippines

Projects supported: Ticket to Life - APR Scouts Conservation Wildlife - Bangladesh Rover Peace Baton - APR Insile 2 - Nepal

APR Events Supported: Youth Forum for Youth Programme & Training Commissioners - Cambodia Workshop on PR Marketing - Maldives 6th APR Scout Leaders Summit - Nepal International Seminar on Intellectual Property - Thailand

Promotion of Environmental Education and Friendly Practices through SCOUTS (POETS) - Bangladesh Rejuvenation of the Gadpuri Community - India Involving Scouts in Leprosy Elimination - Nepal

Loans granted: Rehabilitation of Pedro Scout Camp - Sri Lanka Commercial Building - Mongolia Commercial Building Phase II - Nepal Scout Resources - Maldives

Projects Supported: Ticket to Life 3 - Asia-Pacific Region Community Development Center - Mongolia

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LIST OF MEMBERS

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FOUNDATION MEMBERS as of 30 September 2009 Australia TSA Australia Mr. Neil M. Westaway Mr. Bruce Garnsey (deceased) Dr. William G. Wells Mr. John Mctier Mrs. Helen Wells 19th AP/18th Australian Jamboree 10th AP/14th Australian Rover Moot 22nd APR /19th Australian Jamboree Mr. John Ravenhall Ms. Kirsty Brown Bangladesh Mr. Habibul Alam Mr. Afzal Hossain Mr. Kazi Nazmul Haque Mr. Al Haj Jahangir Chowdhury Bangladesh Scouts Mr. Fazlur Rahman Mr. Ifteekharul Alam Mohammad Aurangazeb Chowdhury Eng. Mohd. Salim Chowdhury Mohammed Nurul Islam 4th National COMDECA 2007 Brunei Darussalam PPN Brunei Pehin Orang Kaya Digadong Seri Lela Datu Seri Paduka Haji Awang Hussien bin Pehin Orang Kaya Digadong Seri Diraja Dato Laila Utama Haji Awang Md. Yusof Haji Wahab Bin Haji Awang Tengah APR Wrkshop on Financial Mgt. Brunei Haji Abu Bakar Haji Ahmad Scouts of China Mr. Shoei-Yun Wu Mr. Liu Chih-Yun Mr. Franki Lin The Gen. Assn of the Scouts of China Mr. Alexander Wu Jr. Dr. Kuan Chih-Ming Mr. Lin Kun-Lo Mr. Lee A-Cheng Mr. Lin Mau-Rong Mr. Tim Kuo Mr. Chang An-Jan Dr. Ming-Huey Kao, PhD Kaohsiung City Council, BSC Mr. Lee Yao-Chwen Dr. George Huang, M.D. Mr. Hong-Tu Chen Mr. Tsan Yang Wu Mr. Huang Jeng-Shieng Mr. Chin-Cheng Yeh Mr. Chiang Kuo-Yung Ms. Wang Kuei-Hua Mr. Ben Po-Chuan Lin Mr. Chen Su-Jan Mr. Lee Kuang-Mou Mr. Lee Shi-Ching Mr. Cheng Cheng-Jen Mr. Yen Kuan-Yu Mr. Wu Tien-Yu Mr. Shen Ching-Chung

Mr. Huang Tzu-Liang Mr. Chiu Ming-Hsiang Mr. Lee Jui-Ming Mr. Lin Yu-Fu Mr. Ou Shih-Piao Mr. Cheng Sen-Chi Mr. Chung Her-Ling Mr. Liu Hsien-Chueh Mr. Hao Hsia-Fui Ms. Huang Chang, Ling-Yuen Mr. Hsu Wen-Liang Mr. Wang Fu-Min Mr. Yeh Chin-Fa Mr. Lu Chao-Chung Mr. Elmer Liu 20th AP/8th Scouts China Natl.Jamboree Mr. Chen Chin Chu Mrs. Chen Yen Chun Chien Mr. Chaur-Shin Yung Mr. Chen Ming Chun Chao, Shou-po Chang, Tzu ñ Chien Denmark Mr. Jorgen Rasmussen Mr. Sven Philip Sorensen Girl Guides & Boy Scouts Aid in Denmark Egypt Mr. Fawzi Farghali Finland Suomen Partiolaiset ñ Finlands Scouter France Pr. Philipppe Da Costa Mr. Luc Panissod Germany Mrs. Mathilde Gruner Greece Mr. Alexandros Modiano Hong Kong Mr. Chau Cham-son Mr. Kenneth Koon Wing Lo Mr. Herman hui 1st APR Prog.&Trng. Workshop for NPCs & NTCs Participants The Scout Assn. Of Hong Kong Mr. Jones Wong TSA-Hongkong - Kowloon Region TSAHK-East Kowloon Region TSAHK Hongkong Island Region Mr. Marius Chan (deceased) Mr. John Hui Mr. Leung On-Fook Mr. Jimmy Yeung Mr. Gilbert Yu Woon-Wai (upgraded) Mr. Tang Kwai-nang JP Mr. Li Yuk-shing Mr. Garson Lee Mr. Kenneth Siu Mr. Paul W C Ho Mr. Philip Ching Mr. Lau Hon-Wah BE M JP Mr. Patrick Wu Po-kong JP Mr. Alexander Wong Mr. Ku Sze-Chung Mr. Mak Hing-Cheung

Mr. Stephen Chan Ping Woon Mr. Hui Ki-On Ms. Linda Cheng Ms. Elsa Wong Mr. William Lee Ka-Chung Chinese Estates Holding Ltd. Wing Lung Bank Foundation BP Lodge Mr. Chow Kwen-lim MBE JP Mr. Wong Kam-fai Mr. Chan Iu-seng The Hon. Mr. Justice Michael Wong Mr. William Kwan Mr. Ho Kang-por Mr. Lo Kwok-hung Mr. Mok Kong-sang Mr. Raymond Wong Mr. Wan Chi-keung Aaron Mr. Wilfred Ng Sau-Kei Dr. Samuel Leung Mr. Alexander Lee Mr. Andrew Mak Mr. Arthur Li Kit-chee Mr. Axel Cheung Mr. Chan Cham-man Mr. Chan Hoi-sun Mr. Chan Shy-ying JP Mr. Chan Way Mr. Charles Wong Tak-leung Mr. Cheung Che-fan Mr. David Leung Mr. David Li Ka-fai Mr. Deforest Ng Che-kan Mr. Edwing Tsang Ching-lun Mr. Eric Li Yau-wai Mr. Eri Yau Mr. Ernest H Y Ma Mrs. Julida Fok Mr. Jerry H L Szeto Mr. Hong Po-Sum Mr. Hugo Hung Hin-hong Mr. Justein C Wong MBE JP Mr. Keith Law Mr. Kennedy Tang Tse-yee Mr. Lam Chiu-Kuen Mr. Lo Wai-shing Mr. Lok Cheong-hon Mr. Patrick Tang Mr. Peter Lung Mr. Rene Hardmeier Mr. Roderick Leung Mr. Simon Law Mr. Stuart McDouall Mr. Tai Kuen JP Mr. Tom Chan Lap-chee Mr. Wan Suet-ming Mr. Wilfred Lam Mr. Wong Man-kwong Mr. Yip Wing-shing Mr. Yuen Hing-keung Ms. Ophelia Chan Chiu-ling Mrs. Leung On-fook Sir Kenneth Ping Fan Fung CBE JP (deceased) The Hon. Mr. Justice Patrick Chan Mr. Alexander Cheung The Scout Assn. Of Hong Kong Mr. Pau Shiu-hung Mr. Mak Sak-hong Mr. Wong Kam-shing

Mr. Kui Kwoksing Mr. Chan Yam Cheong Mr. Wong Chung-hie Mr. Ho Wing-Ko Mr. Li Fung-lok Mr. Wong Kin-ming Mr. Chiu Sze-hoi Mr. Dennis W.P. Ng Mr. Liao Cheung-sing Mr. Chan Siu Ms. Tong Siu-fun Mr. Andrew AU Kam-to Mr. Tsai Nelson-chan Tong Kan & Co. Solicitors & Notaries Mr. Chan Tung Mr. Eric Cheung Tak-chung Mr. Chow Man leung Ms. Stella Fung Shiu-hing Ms. Katherine Hung Dr. Hung Se-fong Mr. Solomon Lee Kui-nang Mr. Allan LI Hon-hung Mr. Raymond Lo Lap-wai Mr. Ng Ah-Ming Ms. Michell Wong Oi-yee Mr. Yung Kin-Man K. Wah Real Estates Co. Ltd Sun Hung Kai Properties Charitable Fund Limited Mr. Ricky Law Wai-kin Mr. Lee Fung-tai Lau, Chan & Ko, Solicitors Hing Fat Plastic Manufacturing Co. Ltd. Simon Kwok Siu-ming Mr. Pui Kwan Kay Mr. Wu Sai-wing Ernst & Young Kings Manufacturing Co. Ltd. Macyís Candies Limited Sir Gordon Y.S. WU GBS KCMG FICE Mrs. Hui Lee Big Kar Mrs. Wong Cheung Yin Fong Shirley Success W&F Company Ltd. Mr. Tam Kwok Man Benny Mr. Hubert Yan Man Ho India Mr. N.K. Jain Mohammed Ali Khalid Bharat Scouts & Guides Mr. Arun Kumar Al-Ameen Charitable Funds Islamic Academy of Education Mr. Irfan Razac Mr. Hanif Sirwani Mr. Manzoor Ahmed Sherif MS Continental Engineers & Contractors MS Vishal Karnataka Trade Links PVT Ltd. Mr. S. Adhikeshvalu Mr. J. Syed Sanaulla Mr. Harish L. Mehta Mr. K. Viswanath Rao Col. C.M. Pagar Mr. Bhupendra Shah Mr. Srinath TV Indonesia Gerakan Pramuka Lt. Gen. J Himawan Soetanto Mr. Sudjono Suryo Mr. H.A. Rivai Harahap

Mr. John Liem Beng Kiat Mr. Paulus Tjakrawan Japan (Then) Boy Scouts of Nippon (Scout Association of Japan) Mr. Teiji Takemiya Participants of the 2nd Envítl.Sem./Workshop Mr. Fujio Imada (deceased) Mr. Eijiro Nakahira (deceased) Mr. Taiken Takahashi (deceased) Mr. Tomomichi Gouke (deceased) Mrs.Tomomichi Gouke (Ritsuko) Ms. Mineko Shimizu Mr. Ayakazu Hirose Mr. Toyoharu Nagashima (deceased) Mr. Ko Yoshida (deceased) Mr. Kuniichi Komachi Mr. Tsutomu Negeshi Mr. Katsura Kuno Mr. Yoritake Matsudaira Mr. Kazuhisa Chiba (deceased) Mr. Takemichi ìTobyî Suzuki Mr. Hiroshi Sakai Mrs. Takemichi Suzuki (Reiko) Mrs. Yoritake Matsudaira (Toyoko) Mrs. Katsura Kuno (Akiko) Mrs. Koji Oguri (Motoko) Mr. Kikuyoshi Ishida Mr. Fumio Ishida Mr. Masanao Nomura Mrs. KoYoshida (Shizuko) Mr. Tadashi Sugihara Mr. Masaya Arao Mr. Tomoo Haruta Mr. Masamitsu Takei Mr. Mitsuru Sakaguchi Mr. Kunio Suzuki Mr. Hideyuki Hori Mr. Yoshihiro Asai Mr. Ken Yoshida Mr. Eiichi L. Yamaguchi Mr. Yasuhiko Miki Mr. Haruo Moriya Mr. Eizo Taguchi Mr. Tamotsu Inoue Mr. Shougo Harada Mr. Ko Itoya Mr. Eiji Mizumoto Mr. Chiyozo Taita Mr. Asakazu Sakashita Mr. Takashi Sakashita Mr. Taro Ikeda Mr. Minoru Uchida Mr. Kazuo Watanabe Mr. Takeshi Yoshizawa Mr. Keiji Okamoto Mr. Shigeru Aoyagi Mr. Tamoaki Yamamoto Mr. Akira Ohta Mr. Kenichi Tomioka Mr. Kenji Horie Mr. Kousaburo Murohashi Mr. Koichi Kimura Mr. Naoharu Yamanouchi Gathering in Honour of Mr. Tadashi Sugihara Mr. Hiromi Asai Mr. Kohnosuke Kobayashi Mr. Yuzuru ìJoeî Dote APR Mgt. Course for BSN Full Time Exec.

APR BSN Natl. Symposium-Scout Leaders & Staff

LIST OF MEMBERS Japan Government (thru TSA Japan) Mr. Hiroshi Murai Mr. Sadaharu Oh Mr. Kazuo Kimura Mr. Mitsuru Shirai Mr. Tatsuo Yamada Mr. Toyoo Minai Mr. Osamu Taniguchi Mr. Nobuo Shindo Mr. Koji Oguri Mr. Akiyoshi Kobayashi Mr. Kazumasa Maehara Mr. Takahisa Tanaka Mr. Toshikazu Kotatsu Mr. Takeshi Abe Mr. Masaaki Sato Mr. Noboru Ito Mr. Ikuo Irie Mr. Osamu Ogawa Mr. Akira Kobayashi Mr. Mamoru Suzuki Mr. Yoshio Danjo Mr. Tadashi Tsutsumi Mr. Katsuo Tsumori Mr. Tsunao Hashimoto Mr. Shuichi Hanbuchi Mr. Takeichi Hoshi Mr. Takehishi Matshushita Mr. Michio Abe Mr. Syoichi Saba Mr. Shinichiro Ueshima Mr. Hideo Baba Mrs. Hiroshi Imazu (Michiko) Mr. Kazumi Ito Mr. Seichi Suzaki Mr. Akira Miyata Mr. Norio Tajiri Proceeds- Fund Raising Dinner in Japan Contribution from the 23rd APR/13th Nippon Jamboree held in Japan Mr. Tsuguo Otsuka Mr. Takashi Watanabe Mr. Masaaki Nanba Mr. Minoru Nishimura Mr. Tsuneo Shinoda Mrs. Noboru Nakano (Mari) Mr. Hideo Masuda Mr. Aritomo Todaka Mr. Kaniyasu Anan Participant of Oita Scouters Traning Session Mr. Takashi Tanaka Mr. Kenichiro Tanabe Mr. Kazuo Shimoyama Mr. Takao Shimizu Mr. Kihachi Sekiuchi Mr. Syouji Saigou Mr. Hiroshi Nakashima Mr. Osamu Hirose Mr. Morinosuke Mogi Mr. Shoji Takahashi Mr. Masaichi Koga Mr. Moriaki Sashida Mr. Kouei Nemoto Mr. Yoshiro ìBiroî Noda Mr. Makoto Wakatsuki Mr. Hidenori Nishimaki Mr. Shirou Shimada Mr. Kaichiro Masuda Mr. Masami Fukushima Mr. Motoru Nakayama

Mr. Hirokazu Wakamiya Mr. Keiichi Tobe Mr. Shunichi Takemoto Mr. Norihiro Horie Mr. Ryuichiro Tanabe Mr. Masahiro Sakai Mr. Katsutoshi Okumura Mr. Kazumasa Sakurai Mr. Masao Koda Mr. Akio Sanayama Mr. Masazumi Fukumoto Mr. Atsushi Yasukawa Mr. Atsumi Matsumura Mr. Hidekatsu Sato Mr. Masao Nanba Mr. Fumio Matsuo Mr. Hirotaka Watanabe Mr. Hiroshi Ichikawa Mr. Nobuyuki Ikeda Mr. Kiyokazu Matsuno Korea Boy Scouts of Korea Mr. Park Kun Bae Mr. Kim Eun-Soo Hon. Kim Chong-Hoh Mr. Uhm Moon Young Dr. Kim Yong-Wan Mr. Seung Byoung-Ku Mr. Lee Won-Hee Seoul Bank Visa Intíl. /Korea Mr. Tae Sun Kang 17th AP Jamboree/Korea Mr. Seung Jae Kim DJBuilders (Kim, Chun-Bae) Excess from OMF donated by BSK to Foundation (as levy to the 21st AP Jamboree) 21st Asia Pacific Jamboree hosted by BSK Mr. LeeYoung-Ku Mr. Kim Kyu Young Mrs. Hwang Chun-ja Kim Mr. Sonny Seung Su-kim Mr. Simon Hang Bock Rhee 24th AP/11th Korea Jamboree Events Management Workshop (Korea) Mr. Kim Young- Chang Mr. Sang Ho Sim Kang Young Joong Eugene Gui Kim Seo Eun Bae Kim Pyong Chol Seung Soo (Danny) Hong Macau The Scout Assn. Of Macau Mr. Leong Sio Pui Malaysia Tan Sri Abdul Rahim Bin Dato Tak Mr. Geoffrey Teo Yong Luan Mr. Erik Khoo Mr. Tan Sri Datuk William Tan Ho Choon King Scout Brotherhood Mr. Leslie Marjoribanks State Government of Terengganu 18th AP/9th Malaysian Natíl.

Jamboree Hon. Dato Hj. Kaharudin bin Momin

Persekutuan Pengakap Malaysia Dato Chee Khay Huat Mr Jamal Harim Bin Abdullah Maldives The Scout Assn. Of Maldives Mr. Mohamed Waheed Deen Mongolia The Scout Association of Mongolia Nepal Brig. Gen.(Rtd.) Rabi SSJB Rana Nepal Scouts New Zealand Dr. A. Francis Small The Scout Association of New Zealand Mr. Geoffrey Fuller Pakistan Pakistan Boy Scouts Association Justice (Rtd) Sayed Ghous Ali Shah Syed Parvaiza Ali Shah Jillani Mr. Muhammad Shati Memon Syed Muhammad Razi Mr. Zahid Hussain Rajput Maj. Zia-Ul-Hameed Mrs. Aneela Jillani Mr. Mirza Muhammad Naeem Barlas Mr. Irfan Ahmed Khan Mr. Muhammad Shamshad Khan Mr. Fizan Khan Mr. Muhammad Ejaz Khan Mr. Bhatti Muhammad Waris Mr. Saleem Toor Mr. Iqbal Kazmi M. Aslam Ranjar Mr. Sabir Hussain Mr. Syed Naseem Hassan Mr. Basit Mahmood Dr. Jamil Hyder Mehravi Mr. Muhammad Shafiq Gul Mr. Fayyaz Mahmood Khan Mr. Muhammad Shahid Faryad Khan Mr. Zubair Mahmood Mr. Shahbaz Mubarik Philippines 35th Basic Mgt. Course Participants Atty. Francisco S. Roman Mr. Vicente Chua Mr. John Dee De Guzman Boy Scouts of the Philippines Hon. Jejomar Binay Hon. Dante V. Liban Hon. Roberto M. Pagdanganan Rev. Jean-Marie Tchang Mr. Romeo M. Brown Sr. Mrs. Evelyn Roman Mr. Jolly Ting Mr. Jaime U. Lim Mr. Wilbur Chan Mr. George Yang Mr. Patricio L. Lim BPI Foundation (Mr. Mike Villareal) Rustans Supermarket (Mr. E.Lopez,Jr.) Phil. Long Distance Co. SM Group of Companies (Mr. Henry Sy, Sr ) Coca-Cola Bottlers Phils (Mr. N. Dicosmo)

Ayala Land Inc. (Mr. Dindo Fernando) PCI Foundation S.M.I. Fish Industries (Mr.A. Santero, Jr.) Mr. Jejomar Erwin S. Binay Land Bank of the Phils.

Mr. Enrique B. Lagdameo Mr. Boying Molina A.L. Salazar Construction Inc. Persan Construction Sen. Teresita Oreta Freeport Shipyard (Ms. Aurora E.Panlilio) Engr. Ernesto Mercado Engr. Alex Trinidad Ms. Lourdes Sundiam Casimero Banco Filipino GSIS Asian Bank (Edward Go) Mr. Ricardo L. Morelos Mr. Hyun Mo Park Dr Renato L. Paras Metrobank Foundation Philippine Postal Corporation GMA Network Jose Eduardo Delgado Papua New Guinea Hon. Justice Robert Woods, CBE Singapore Singapore Scout Assn.

Mr. Anthony Thng Mr. Robert K.H. Ang Mr. Chow Hock Lin Mr. Billy Goh Mr. Felix Li Mr. Richard Tan Dr. Ee Peng Liang (deceased) Mr. Peter Joe Chia 1st APR Seminar on financial Mgt. Mr. Ong Kah Cheye Mr. Yeo Aik Khoon IBM Phils. Inc. (Mr. German Collantes) Mr. Eric Lim Mr. Wong Kong Wah Mr. Maurice Ang Mr. Lee Yap Wah Vincent Mr. Ng Beng Teong Mr. Soh Cheng Cheow Mr. Lim Fung Meng Ms. Ang Kian Lee 18th AP Regional Scout conference Mr. Lai Kwok Seng Hon. Chia Shi Teck Ho Chee Heng Mdm Krishnansamy Kuppamah-Kris Mr. Malcolm Tan ban Hoe M. Noel Hon Chia Chun, JP, BBM (L), BBM Mr. Lee Siak Yeng Lester Mr. Nicholas Tang Mr. Yatiman Bin Yusof Ms. Margaret Anderson Mr. Poh Cher Huat Michael Mr. Tan Cheng Kiong Mr. Alex Choo Haw Fatt Dr. Mohamad Effendy Rajab Sri Lanka Mr. J.S.L. Fernando Mr. M.M. Mohideen Sri Lanka Scout Association

Switzerland Dr. Jacques Moreillon Mr. Ladislas Klement Thailand Mr. Sutham Phantusak Dr. Sukhum Somsiri Natíl. Scout Org. Of Thailand Dr. Yongyudh Vajaradul Mr. Anatchai Rattakul Gen. Chavalit Yongchaiyut Renovation Cttee. Of Vajiravudh Camp Col. Surapit -Mrs. Sunantana Amornwichet 38th BMC for Scout Exec. Participants Hon. Sumon Samasarn Gen. Arthit kamlang-Ek Mrs. Chedtanee Jotikasthira Ms. Wanida Sudsa-nguan Mrs. Apa Hloskul Mr. Sutee Prathomvarl Mr. Supol Khunprasert Mr. Kaorop Nutchanart Mr. Vanchai Sanchareon Mr. Phaisal Lavunyakul Mr. Chuwong Piyakhun Mr. Somsak Tepvimolpechkul Mr. Kamol Phanmeechao Mr. Prayote Nuengjamnong Mrs. Sawang Nimsomboon +The Super Seior Netnaree Group Mr. Chareon Suwanmonkol Kong Visutharoms Scout Foundation Air Vice Marshal Prasit Kasemaditya Mr. Exjitra Choosakulchart Mrs. Yupin Chimkul Mr. Maitri Boonsong Mr. Pravit Jiaviriyaboonya Mr. Prakit Vatananukit Preecha Nisaicharoens Foundation Ms. Sauwalak Im-orb Mr. Yuvarut Gamolvej Mr. Jan Olav Aamlid Mr. Surat Sil[a-Anan Mr. Chadilrat Us-Savavivatpong Mr. Sommart Sungkapun Mr. Vorochai Lerdpraiwan Lady Uraiwan Sirinubongse Proceeds from Golf Tournament Mr. Prakorb Mukura Regional Committee Mtg. Thailand 25th APR Jamboree United Kingdom Mr. Eric Frank David Bull USA Mr. John Donnel Jr. Boy Scouts of America Mr. & Mrs. Jin Matsumoto Mr. Robert Lynn Horne , M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Scott and Marty Teare Asia-Pacific Evergreen Scouts (APES) Association of Top Achiever Scouts (ATAS) World Scout Bureau/Europe Region World Scout Bureau/Geneva

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MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

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APR SCOUT FOUNDATION MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE (2007 - 2009)

President

Haji Zainal Abidin bin Penghulu Hj Ibrahim (May - October 2009) Mr Eric Khoo Heng Pheng Haji Zainal Abidin President

(October 2007 - May 2009) Vice-President

Haji Zainal Abidin

Treasurer

Mr John Hui

Secretary

Mr Abdullah Rasheed

Members

Mr Simon Hangbock Rhee

Abdullah Rasheed Secretary

John Hui Treasurer

Dr William Wells Mr Paulus Tjakrawan Taningdjaja Mr Osamu Hirose Investment Team Coordinator

Mr Paul Ho

Members

Mr Jonathan Karlovsky Mr Si-Bum Kim

Simon Hangbock Rhee Member

Dr William Wells Member

Paulus Tjakrawan Taningdjaja Member

Osamu Hirose Member

Investment Team

Paul Ho

Jonathan Karlovsky

Si-Bum Kim

MEMBERSHIP CATEGORIES and HOW TO BE A MEMBER Membership categories Membership categories Support Global Youth Development Through APR Scout Foundation Membership Classification: Associate Member Donor Member Bronze Palm Member Silver Palm Member Gold Palm Member Diamond Member Platinum Member

US$ 500.00- up US$ 1,000.00 – up US$ 3,000.00 - up US$ 5,000.00 - up US$ 10,000.00 – up US$ 25,000.00 - up US$ 50,000.00 - up

Be a member!

Children under the Ticket to Life Mongolia.

A brochure is available upon request with application form in the Regional Office.

The application form can also be downloaded from the website, www.scout.org/asia-pacific. Payment for the membership can be made by cheque/demand draft, telegraphic transfer or by credit card.

For demand draft and cheque payments, please prepare a check payable to: “World Scout Bureau/Asia-Pacific Region.”

For telegraphic transfer: Account Name: World Scout Bureau/APR Account Number: 12000-40188 Bank/Branch: Banco De Oro, Herrera Branch V. Sotto St. cor Herrera St., Legaspi Village, Makati City 1229 Philippines

For online payment through credit card: Log on to http://www.scout.org/donate Then, select Scouting in the Asia-Pacific Region.

For Further information, please write to: Mr Abdullah Rasheed Regional Director World Scout Bureau/APR P.O. Box 4050 1200 Makati City, Philippines Tel. Nos. 632-8180984/8171675 Fax No. 621-8180984 Email: wsb@apr.scout.org

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The Asia-Pacific Regional Scout Foundation Management Committee acknowledges:

ï The kind support of all Foundation members;

ï The National Scout Organizations for their support in promoting the Foundation and implementing the projects; ï The donors and contributors who provide additional funds to the projects supported by the Foundation. ï The hardworking members of the Investment Team in sharing their expertise to improve the Retrun On Investments on Foundation; ï The Trustee’s, Hong Kong Scout Association & Scouts Australia for continued support in managing the funds; ï The World Scout Bureau/Asia-Pacific Regional Office as the Secretariat of Foundation.

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