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Registration Approved - member approval
Thursday, 2 October, 2008 19:23
From: "Clean Up the World"
To: ronaldoquitco@yahoo.com
Dear Ronaldo from University of Cebu, Banilad Campus, College of Nursing - Community Extension Services and Development (CESDEV),
Welcome to the Clean Up the World campaign for 2008 and thank you for joining us this year. We look forward to hearing about your plans, activities and/or projects and sharing your achievements with other Members, our Partners and the media.
Your Membership is now valid until 31 December 2008.
As a member you can now access both the Clean up the World activity website, and the Clean up the World website. Clean Up the World is a community based environmental campaign that inspires and empowers individuals and communities from every corner of the globe to make their environment a cleaner, healthier place to live. Many Members tell us that they benefit from the increased recognition that comes from being part of an international environmental campaign. This helps them to encourage local participation and gain sponsorship and media support in their own country.
Clean Up the World partners with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) to inspire and assist communities to "clean up, fix up and conserve their local environment" through carrying out initiatives ranging from waste removal and tree planting to water and energy conservation projects. Clean Up the World and its participating organisations mobilise an estimated 35 million volunteers from more than 100 countries annually.Clean Up the World participants organise and carry out activities and longer-term environmental projects throughout the year however the campaign culminates in the Clean Up the World Weekend in 3rd weekend of September.Getting involved is simple. Groups or organisations in any city, town or village across the globe can join Clean Up the World. Joining is free* for non corporate organisations and renewable annually.Clean Up the World initiatives may include single activities such as clean ups, tree planting, awareness raising events, festivals or education activities including competitions and exhibitions or longer term projects which may involve an ongoing process of recycling and waste recovery, tree planting, education campaigns or water reuse and conservation.
Clean Up the World provides a range of information and support services aimed at assisting Members to organise and promote clean up events and other environmental initiatives. These include:
The provision of electronic tools and resources to assist you in implementing and promoting local environmental initiatives. They include an Event Guide, certificates, environmental fact sheets, and promotional materials ;
Access to Members-only section of the Clean Up the World website;
Access to an education kit suitable for primary school students ;
The opportunity to link with like-minded organisations across the globe ;
Regular bulletins and media releases providing the latest campaign news and information;
Advice on networking, event management and environmental issues ;
Support materials in English, French or Spanish ;
Information and support from the Clean Up the World team based in Sydney, Australia.
As a valued Member of this global campaign, Clean Up the World asks you to:
Plan and coordinate local clean ups and other environmental initiatives in accordance with the guidelines outlined on the Membership Registration Form
Encourage volunteers to take part free of charge
Promote initiatives through local media and community networks
Obtain sponsorship/build partnerships and work cooperatively with local organisations and other Clean Up the World members to support your activities
Provide the Clean Up the World team in Sydney with information, photos and footage to assist our international promotional efforts
Follow guidelines concerning the use of the Clean Up the World name and logo.
UC Nursing CESDEV has been invited to attend the seminar on Climate Change held at the Crown Regency Hotel last September 26, 2008 where the speaker from the World Wildlife Fund (WWF)encourages the participants to make some modifications in their daily activities and lifestyle in order to offset the effects of humasn activities on the environment.
The Community Extension Services and Development of the College of Nursing proudly presents the people who have embraced "service to others" ... The CESDEV Nursing Volunteers!
UC Nursing CESDEV recently had their training of volunteers held at the Audio Visual Room of University of Cebu Maritime Education Training Center (UC-METC). The two-day seminar-training had the objective of making the aspirants gain a deeper understanding of the Community Extension Services of the College of Nursing of UC Banilad, inculcate the values of volunteer work and the embody the traits of a good volunteer.
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