Developing
Countries
Objectives for 2003-2004
- Fostering close links and exchanges
between individuals and associations
- Increasing the participation of
professional associations in Commonwealth countries, especially developing
countries in the Pacific, Africa, India and the Caribbean
- Supporting educational initiatives
in developing countries
Outcome Indicators
- Reports of exchanges
- Membership lists of national associations,
2003-2004
- Evaluations of special initiatives
facilitated by CCEAM
Stakeholders - Policy
governors & Others
- CCEAM Board
- Commonwealth Foundation
- External Funding Agencies
Clients - Direct recipients
of services
- Professional associations in developing
Commonwealth countries
Content - Nature of
the service provided
- Records of current membership
and potential targets
- Access to publications, conferences,
governance, and fellowships and awards
- Access to educational and training
opportunities
- Educational capacity building
Delivery - How the service
is provided
- Association memberships and meetings
- Mail and electronic networking
- National and international conferences
- Visiting experts and practical
workshops
- Collaborative research
Ìanagement
President Jo Howse, President CCEAM, New Zealand
Chair Maureen Yard, CCEAM Board Member, Barbados
Consultant Don Clarke, Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Trade, New Zealand
Convenor and members - Caribbean taskforce
(C) Maureen Yard, CCEAM Board Member,
Barbados
Carolyn Shields, CCEAM Board Member, Canada
Christopher Bezzina, CCEAM Board Member, Malta
Sydwin Bayne, CCEAM Board Member, Barbados
Convenor and members - African taskforce
(C) Tom Bisschoff, CCEAM Board Member,
South Africa
Ray Auala, CCEAM Board Member, Namibia
Alexius Muzariri, CCEAM Board Member, Zimbabwe
Sam Busulwa, CCEAM Board Member, Uganda
Convenor and members - Pacific taskforce
(C) Jo Howse, President CCEAM, New Zealand
Toby Curtis, Vice President CCEAM, New Zealand
Carol Cardno, Secretariat CCEAM, New Zealand
Tu'ipulotu Katoanga, CCEAM Board Member, Tonga
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