By Tomoko Okawara, SG

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SI Member

New Member:

SI CambodiaComing Soon:

Laos & Myanmar

SSEAYP International CambodiaSSEAYP International Cambodia

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SI New Member

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SI Objectives

• To create the opportunity for the reunion of ex-participants in order to promote our lasting friendship, understanding and good will.

• To create the opportunity for the reunion of ex-participants in order to promote our lasting friendship, understanding and good will.

• To help in the development of the activities of all the Alumni Associations through the exchange of information on a regular basis.

• To help in the development of the activities of all the Alumni Associations through the exchange of information on a regular basis.

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SI Objectives

• To contribute to society by planning and managing joint projects that respond to social needs

• To contribute to society by planning and managing joint projects that respond to social needs

• To engage in activities that will generate funds to enable the achievement of the purposes stated above

• To engage in activities that will generate funds to enable the achievement of the purposes stated above

SI Communication& Network

SI Communication& Network

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COP Meeting 2004-2005

• February 24-27, 2004 Tokyo

• April 20-23, 2004 Tokyo

• April 28, 2004 SIGA Malaysia

• March 7-12, 2005 Tokyo

• April 30, 2005 SIGA

• June 7-10, 2005 Tokyo

• February 24-27, 2004 Tokyo

• April 20-23, 2004 Tokyo

• April 28, 2004 SIGA Malaysia

• March 7-12, 2005 Tokyo

• April 30, 2005 SIGA

• June 7-10, 2005 Tokyo

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COP Meeting 2004-2005= Main Agenda =

• SI General Assembly (SIGA)

• SI Activities (Travel Net, Computer Net, Human Resource)

• SSEAYP Related Activities

- OBSC, Reunion on board, Homestay etc.

• Amendments of SI Charter

• SI Financial Reports

• Projects proposed by the Renaissance Program

• Tsunami and Earthquake Effects on Ex-PYs

= Main Agenda =• SI General Assembly (SIGA)

• SI Activities (Travel Net, Computer Net, Human Resource)

• SSEAYP Related Activities

- OBSC, Reunion on board, Homestay etc.

• Amendments of SI Charter

• SI Financial Reports

• Projects proposed by the Renaissance Program

• Tsunami and Earthquake Effects on Ex-PYs

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Collaborative Reunion

Thailand :

22 from Laos, 6 from Japan, 8 from Malaysia,

1 from Cambodia, 1 from Costa Rica (SWY)

Singapore :

11 from Brunei Darussalam,

22 from Malaysia,

10 from Thailand, 3 from Japan

Thailand :

22 from Laos, 6 from Japan, 8 from Malaysia,

1 from Cambodia, 1 from Costa Rica (SWY)

Singapore :

11 from Brunei Darussalam,

22 from Malaysia,

10 from Thailand, 3 from Japan

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SI Development

1) SI Contribution to SSEAYP1) SI Contribution to SSEAYP

2) SI Common activity (International society)

2) SI Common activity (International society)

3) AA activity (local community)

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SI Contribution to SSEAYP• New PYs training

• Cooperation to Port of Call Activities, especially homestay arrangement

• Host Family Invitation Program

• OBSC programs from 1978

- SI Meeting on board, SSEAYP News etc

• SSEAYP Evaluation Session as Facilitators

• COP members participating in government conference

• New PYs training

• Cooperation to Port of Call Activities, especially homestay arrangement

• Host Family Invitation Program

• OBSC programs from 1978

- SI Meeting on board, SSEAYP News etc

• SSEAYP Evaluation Session as Facilitators

• COP members participating in government conference

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SI Contribution to International Society

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SI Contribution to International Society

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SI Contribution to Local Community

Country Report

Country Report