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The 6th Annual meeting of NVDA (together with Special meeting of World Tanabata Action (WTA)

2011 February 11th - 16th (AM: 11th - 14th, WTA: 13th - 16th), in Semarang, Indonesia

 

Annual Meeting of NVDA is a place to evaluate the last year and plan for the next year. It can be held in a year when there is no General Assembly that is held every two years.

Aims of the Annual meeting:

1) To share the situations of NVDA & its members and strengthen solidarity & motivation

2) To evaluate the activities & management of NVDA (& its members) in 2010

3) To plan the activities & management of NVDA (& its members) in 2011

 What is about WTA?

Aims of WTA Special Meeting:

1) To share the impact/ know-how/ difficulties of the action in each country

2) To strengthen solidarity among the organizers

3) To plan the activities & management of the action for 2011

 (to be related to International Year of Forests as well!)

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4) To learn from the good practice of Indonesia

5) To promote global cooperation also to Indonesian people

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Briefly report:

1. The 6th Annual meeting: There are 20 participants from 10 members of NVDA joined the meeting. All members evaluated activities & management of their organization as well as NVDA in 2010. Also, the long-term vision, overall goals for 2011 were decided.

2, WTA special meeting was held after the Annual meeting with 13 participants from 8 NVDA members and 1 representative of CCIVS. All participants joined planting mangrove trees & organizing WTA with IIWCfs international volunteers and local people there. Importantly, the meeting evaluated the WTA actions in each country and made concrete work for WTA 2011 by dividing working group with different tasks to members.

According a big result from 2008 to 2010 we collected 15,882 Tanzaku papers and planted 822,831 trees by 27 NGOs in 21 countries. We are planning in 2011 to collect 10,000 Tanzaku papers and plant 200,000 trees (to reach one million since 2008!) in 33 countries ambitiously! 

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