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The 26Th Asian-Pacific Children's Convention in FUKUOKA (APCC) [2013- 2014] the Asian-Pacific Children's Convention in FUKUO The 26th Asian-Pacific Children’s Convention in FUKUOKA (APCC) [2013- 2014] ( As of March 4th, 2014 ) The Asian-Pacific Children’s Convention in FUKUOKA (APCC) 1-10-1-5F, Tenjin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka, 810-0001 Tel: (81-92)734-7700 Fax: (81-92)734-7711 E-mail: [email protected] URL: http://www.apcc.gr.jp/ Organization Outline・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・1 List of Inviting Countries/regions and Liaison Offices ・・・2 Budget・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・3 Chart of the organization・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・4 Members of the General Meeting・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 5 - 6 Honorary Advisors/Advisory Group/Advisors・・・・・・・ 6 - 7 Operation Members・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・8 The 26th APCC Operation Policy・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・9 -10 Outline of the 26th APCC・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・11 -12 APCC Annual Schedule in 2014・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 13 Supporting Organizations・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・14 ＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊ 《Reference》 Details of Invitation・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・15 - 19 Organization Outline ☞ Name of Organization The Asian-Pacific Children's Convention in FUKUOKA ☞ Slogan “We are the BRIDGE: We connect dreams around the world” ☞ Our Vision We, as a member of APCC, will become global citizens of an 'OMOIYARI' spirit, and create a more peaceful world abound with the smiles of our children. * OMOIYARI is a spirit of “Respect and Understanding” ☞ Establishment Data February, 2002 - Officially registered as a NPO (Non-Profit Organization) and changed its organizational structure. - The former body known as “Executive Committee of the Asian-Pacific Children’s Convention in FUKUOKA” was established in November 1988 and has been continuing the summer invitation program since 1989. ☞ Projects Ⅰ. Mission Project To offer children from Fukuoka an opportunity to go overseas and deepen their intercultural understanding through participating in a program of Homestay, School Visit and cultural activities with local children. Ⅱ. Invitation Project To invite Junior Ambassadors from the Asian-Pacific region to visit Fukuoka and promote their international understanding through intercultural exchange programs such as Homestay, School Visit and Exchange Camps in Fukuoka, Japan. Ⅲ. Exchange Project To promote cultural exchange between foreign children who participate in the Invitation Project and children and their families in Fukuoka through Homestay and Exchange Camps. Ⅳ. Support Project To promote the establishment of the BRIDGE CLUB (BC) and exchange with former APCC participants, and to plan and support new projects. Ⅴ. Information Sharing Project To hold various events such as symposiums and events where the participants can share and exchange their knowledge and experiences. Ⅵ. Human Resource Development Project To recruit volunteers and work actively with them to increase their awareness of others’ needs. To continue ongoing education for previous APCC volunteers to equip them for leadership positions. * APCC = The Asian-Pacific Children’s Convention in FUKUOKA - 1 - List of Invited Countries/Regions and Liaison Offices No. Name of Country/Region Liaison Office 1 People's Republic of China China Soong Ching Ling Foundation 2 Republic of Korea Labo Korea 3 Hong Kong Special Administrative Region JCI City Hong Kong 4 Taiwan Ministry of Education 5 Republic of Singapore The Japanese Cultural Society Singapore 6 Republic of the Philippines Pauline’s Group, Inc. 7 Kingdom of Thailand Ministry of Social Development and Human Security 8 Malaysia Ministry of Education 9 Republic of Indonesia Ministry of Education and Culture 10 Socialist Republic of Vietnam Vietnam National Children Council 11 People's Republic of Bangladesh Bangladesh Shishu Academy 12 Kingdom of Bhutan Ministry of Education 15 Republic of India JCI India 16 Lao People's Democratic Republic Ministry of Education 17 Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal Ministry of Education 18 Mongolia Mongolian Children's Palace 19 Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka Ministry of Education 20 Commonwealth of Australia Australia Japan Society of Victoria 21 New Zealand Auckland Council 22 Hawaii Japan-America Society of Hawaii 23 Republic of the Fiji Islands Ministry of Education 24 Republic of Kiribati Ministry of Education 26 Independent State of Papua New Guinea Department of Education 28 Republic of Palau The Senate, Palau National Congress 29 Republic of Vanuatu Ministry of Education 34 Federated States of Micronesia Kosrae State Department of Education 35 Republic of the Union of Myanmar Myanmar Association of Japan Alumni 36 Russian Federation The educational authority of Arsenyev city 37 New Caledonia New Caledonia Board of Education 38 Tahiti Direction Enseignements Secondaire - M.C.P 39 Kingdom of Tonga Ministry of Education 40 Republic of Maldives National Institute of Education 41 Tuvalu Nauti Primary School 43 Cook Islands Ministry of Education 46 Kingdom of Cambodia Ministry of Education 50 Guangzhou Guangzhou Children’s Palace 51 Ipoh Ipoh City Council 52 Oakland Oakland Fukuoka Sister City Association 53 Busan JCI Korea-Busan 54 Atlanta The Japan-America Society of Georgia 56 Jiangsu Province Foreign Affairs Office of Jiangsu Provincial People's Government 57 Dalian Dalian People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countires 58 Bordeaux Directorate of International Relations, Bordeaux City Hall 59 Republic of Peru Colegio San Jose de Monterrico Hosting Countries/Regions of Mission Project 2014 Spring 2014 ： Philippines, Thailand, Bhutan, Brunei Darussalam, New Zealand, New Caledonia, Ipoh City (Malaysia), Atlanta (USA) Summer 2014 ： Hong Kong, Vietnam, Fiji, Maldives - 2 - Budget (1) Income: Item Estimate (Yen) Sources Fukuoka City / Fukuoka Prefecture / Metropolitan Subsidies from Municipal Governments 79,500,000 Area of Fukuoka Yokatopia Foundation, The Nishi-Nippon Foundation, Donations from Public Organizations 5,500,000 Fuchigami Scholarship Foundation, others Donations from Private Enterprises 8,500,000 Program participation fee for the Mission Project, Others 35,000,000 Exchange camp. Salse of the APCC original charity goods, etc Own source of revenue 20,800,000 From APCC supporters' Association, etc Total 149,300,000 (2) Expenses: Item Estimate (Yen) Responsibility Invitation Project International transportation and insurance for the JAs Overseas Invitation Fee 40,000,000 and Chaperons in the APCC invited countries/regions Omoiyari Welcome Division 1,000,000 Domestic Transportation Omoiyari Family Division 900,000 Omoiyari Camp Division 5,000,000 Medical Support and Risk Management Team 100,000 Invitation Project PR Expense 7,000,000 Exchange Project Omoiyari Performance Event Division 4,500,000 Omoiyari School Exchange Division 200,000 Mission Project Omoiyari Mission Project Division 29,000,000 Mission Project PR Expense 750,000 Human Resouce Development Project Volunteer Empowerment Team 100,000 Leader Training Team 300,000 Human Resouce Development Project PR 850,000 Nurturing Expense Programs Nurturing Japanese JA Program 4,500,000 From October, 2013 to September, 2014 BRIDGE CLUB JAPAN 300,000 BRIDGE CLUB International 8,000,000 PA Invitation Program etc. Organization (BCIO) Nuturing Programs PR Expense 500,000 PR Expenses APCC Movie Promotion Division 2,000,000 PR Campaign Division 300,000 Information Sharing Project 6,000,000 Publicity, Production of Brochures Expense for Administration 38,000,000 Total 149,300,000 - 3 - Chart of the Organization The 26th APCC Operation Committee . OMOIYARI Special M ission Div. OMOIYARI Camp Div. OMOIYARI Family Div. The 26th The 26th APCC OMOIYARI School APCC Vice Operating Exchange Div. Operating Director Directors OMOIYARI Welcome Div. General Meeting (regular members) Chair Senior OMOIYARI Performance Executive Person Director Event Div. Board Meeting BRIDGE CLUB ★Risk Management & Medical Team International ★Volunteer Empowerment Team Organization ★Leader Training Team (BCIO) Head Office Operation Committee Wing Kids Div. Nurturing Program BCJ Div. Foreign Dept. BCJ BCs BCIO Div. APCC Movie Div. *BC: BRIDGE CLUB Public Relations Dept. *BCJ: BRIDGE CLUB JAPAN Public Relations Div. Office Environment Div. General Affairs Dept. General Affairs Div. Contents Development Dept. Fund Raising Dept. APCC Secretariats 4 Members of General Meeting (provisional) (As of Feb., 2014) Honorary President Soichiro Takashima Mayor, Fukuoka City Honorary Members of the Board of Directors Taro Aso Deputy Prime Minister Minister of Finance Koji Tanaka Former Chairperson, APCC Hiroshi Ogawa Governor, Fukuoka Prefectural Government Michisada Kamata Chairman, Yokatopia Foundation Chairperson Yutaka Aso President, ASO CEMENT Co., Ltd. President, Kyushu Economic Federation Vice Chairperson Hiroyoshi Akashi Adviser, Nishi-Nippon Railroad Co., Ltd. President, APCC Supporters’ Association Directors Atsuhito Sadakari Chairman, Fukuoka International Association Masayoshi Nuki Chairman, Fukuoka Association of Corporate Executives Norio Sueyoshi President, Fukuoka Chamber of Commerce and Industry Hirohisa Amano Director, Fukuoka City Liaison Conference of Youth Group Masataka Kawahara President, FUKUYA Co., Ltd. Vice President, APCC Supporters’ Association Kunihiko Murata President, PIETRO Co., Ltd. Vice President, APCC Supporters’ Association Shinichi Munemasa President, SANIX Co., Ltd. Vice President, APCC Supporters’ Association Tamio Yoshimatsu President, Coca-Cola West Holdings Co., Ltd. Vice President, APCC Supporters’ Association Kazuhiko Enomoto Former President, Japan Junior Chamber, Inc. Vice President, APCC Supporters’ Association Akinori Kobayakawa President,
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