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These Refugee projects require Capital Equipment, Materials, Perishable Materials as well
as Human Resources to succeed

On-line minutes can be one way of promoting Sponsors' web-sites

The background to this Zambian Refugee project can be reviewed On-line here

Draft Minutes: H 26 Jul 2018 re Mtg 8 T 24 Jul 2018				REF:UNAACMhd

ZIG/ZAG:	UNDP-Zambia Refugee Program - UNA

Objectives:	
		A	Review "Key Issues submitted" 
		B	Review how to get Project Sponsors for "Key Issues" identified  
		C	Agree "Key issues" priority for summary report   
		Next Meeting   

Date:		Tue 24 Jul 2018		Time:17:30 - 18:30

Venue:		Balgowlah RSL		Contact: Stephen GOULD
		30 Ethel Street		SAN Projects Co-ordinator
		BALGOWLAH 2092		{61}(4)1600-9468

			INVITEES & ATTENDEES

Peter AXTENS	[PMA] Chr	Y	Janece WILLS	[JPW]		E
Gloria OMODEI	[GMO]		Y	Carline DUFFY	[CJD]		E
Jan NEILSEN	[JNN]		Y	Nick RIDDELL 	[NHR]		E
Tim CHENKO	[TMC]		E	Stephen GOULD	[SGG] Sec	Y
Kathy REID 	[KCR]		Y

A  17:30-17:50 - REVIEW "KEY ISSUES" SUBMITTED

This "EWB 2020 Strategy" states there 4 areas that EWB will focus on "so that more people
and engineers can respond to these major humanitarian challenges":

1	Appropriate Housing

It is estimated that 100 million people  are homeless worldwide and as many  as 
1 billion people lack adequate  housing.  

Across Australian this is an estimated 105,237 homeless people.

2	Clean Water & Hygiene

Over one third of the world's  population does not have access  to adequate 
sanitation and 650 million people live without safe drinking water.

3	Clean Energy

About 1.3 billion people worldwide (approximately 18% of the global population) do not
have access to  electricity, and 2.6 billion people (38% of the global population) are
without clean cooking facilities.

4	Digital Access

Digital access across the Indo Pacific region is generally very poor.

This  prevents people from accessing information on changing weather  patterns, 
current events, disasters  and early warning system, as well as general information 
on agriculture and markets to facilitate adaptation.

This has been summarised in the flyer "EWB - Get Involved"

The following Key Issues have been submitted

A	Progress Volunteer Crypto-currency like Hull Coin Community Credits

B	Encourage Students to physically visit the camps and offset HECS fees

C	Develop Pedal-Power Projects to generate Electricity for households

D	All map references should include Google Maps references

E	Implement a Town Planning process for Refugee Resettlement areas

F	Provide a web-site for villagers to use Google for ideas such as calculating
	River water flows

G	Involve more than University Engineering Graduates

H	Provide eCredits for Organisations to provide up-to-date equipment

I	Organisations to provide Airships to deliver perishables on a regular basis
	 - food, clothing, sanitary and parts for repairs

J	Regular On-line seminars for farmers so that they can learn how to develop 
	the land for their crops

K	Develop Irrigation system for the Refugee Farmers

L	Assist with Schools curriculum

M	Assist develop Telecommunications for Refugee Resettlement areas

N	Build a Community House for the Refugees to view On-line seminars etc

O	Utilise Solar Power for electricity to each home eg UNHCR Jordan Jun 2017

P	Commission a Sewerage Plant to turn human waste into water


B  17:50-18:10 REVIEW HOW TO GET PROJECT SPONSORS FOR KEY ISSUES

SGG proposed that a sub-committee should be established to see how many project
sponsors may be prepared to become involved for On-line Sponsorship

C  18:10-18:30	IDENTIFY KEY ISSUES PRIORITIES SUMMARY REPORT

PMA proposed that for the next meeting the members identify the Key Issues 
priorities for the next meeting

NEXT MEETING

Date:	Tue 07 Aug 2018		Time:	17:30 - 18:30

Venue:	Balgowlah RSL	 	E:
	30 Ethel St		P:{61}(2) 9949 5477
	SEAFORTH	2092	W:

ACTION ITEMS		ACTION				WHO	FOR	WHEN		

1	Place Key Issues On-line			SGG	All	by F 2018/07/27

2	Identify Possible sponsors			SGG	All	by F 2018/08/04

3	Submit key issues priorities			 All	SGG	17:00 2018/08/04

Stephen GOULD
Projects Co-ordinator
SUSTAINABILITY ACTION NETWORK
 
E: ehn.1a3posgg@gmail.com
M: {61}(4)1600-9468 


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