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Dear Exchange Participant, AIESEC Davao’s new initiative will engage young people into an ecotourism project that aims to raise environmental awareness and recognize the impact of promoting the tourism industry of a locality. Davao 360°: An Eco-tourism Quest is looking for fifteen (15) international volunteers to address the promotion, exploration, and conservation of Davao tourist attractions. The project will run from Dec. 10, 2011 to January 21, 2012. Within the pages of this booklet, you will find all necessary information about the project. We hope this material will help you decide if you want to be part of this life-changing experience.
AIESECly yours,
Ena Rosaroso Davao 360° Project Director AIESEC DAVAO AIESEC in the Philippines email: enarosaroso@gmail.com
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ABOUT Davao 360°: An Eco-Tourism Quest is a PBoX dedicated to the promotion, exploration, and conservation of Davao tourist attractions. It seeks to generate ecological awareness in the Davao Region by increasing knowledge beyond the basics through personal experiences of our international volunteers to be shared to its audience – domestic and international youth and potential tourists – through pictures, videos, and blog articles. The big idea is to create an online viral campaign employing the use of social networking and media sites (Facebook, YouTube, own website, etc.) to uphold the project, taking into consideration that the online market is the best avenue to easily reach wider audience base beyond local borders.
Mt. Apo, the highest peak in the Philippines, is in Davao.
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WHY CHOOSE DAVAO? The Davao Region is naturally gifted by nature. It is situated in a typhoon-free zone with good weather all-year round—adorned with bountiful jaw-dropping sceneries, majestic endemic species of flora and fauna, and glorious landscapes varying from wide mountain ranges and valleys to rich blue waters. Davao is the home of the country’s highest peak, Mt. Apo; national bird and world’s largest eagle, the Philippine Eagle; durian, the ―King of Fruits‖; and has the second best potable water in the world according to the World Health Organization. Davao is inhabited by many indigenous tribes, migrant settlers from all over the country, and a fast-growing number of emigrants co-existing in peaceful synergy; thus creating a vibrant mosaic of cultures, both old and new.
going beyond
The project aims to instill a sense of stewardship to its audience to protect and conserve Davao ecotourism areas intended to spawn beyond mere awareness but eventually a behavior change wherein they will see the profound importance of the preservation of these sites.
Davao is rapidly evolving into a center of agro-industrial business, trade and tourism thus becoming a crucial player in linking major growth centers in Mindanao and neighboring countries like Brunei and Indonesia. Bearing in mind all these remarkable features, AIESEC Davao has concocted a project that will showcase our region’s gifts to the world. The official seal of Davao City. Did you know that
Davao is the largest city in the Mindanao region of the Philippines?
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PROJECT MODEL
The Local Committee Project Board is the primary facilitating body of Davao 360째. The trainees needed for this project will be working on the Communications department as creative writers, photographers and/or videographers, and web designers following the work cycle until they finish the internship.
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TRAINEE WORK CYCLE
PROJECT STRUCTURE Project Director
Director for PBoX Campaign
Director for Social Media Development
Director for Campaign Production
Exchange Participants
Exchange Participants
Director for Education and Development
Director for Sales and Marketing
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Director for Exchange Delivery
Chief Financial Officer
DAVAO 360° PROJECT BOARD Project Director ENA ROSAROSO
Director for Educ. and Dev’t TOM SALAVIA
Email: enarosaroso@gmail.com Mobile: (+63) 923 244 8456 Skype ID: enarosaroso
Email: tomjansalavia@yahoo.com Mobile: (+63) 942 622 0985 Skype ID: thomas.sinister
Director for PboX Campaign JOANNA CERICON
Director for Sales and Marketing MALVIN CAGADAS
Email: simple_gurl14f@yahoo.com Mobile: (+63) 942 789 7652 Skype ID: —
Email: malvin.cagadas@gmail.com Mobile: (+63) 922 696 1447 Skype ID: saltshaker171
Director for Social Media Dev’t THEA JOVER Email: theajover@gmail.com Mobile: (+63) 922 845 6837 Skype ID: theiyajo Director for Campaign Prod. CHI NARCISO
Vice President for Projects EDIN DE VERA Email: edin.devera@aiesec.net
Director for Exchange Delivery ANGIE PAYOSALAN Email: anjpayosalan@gmail.com Mobile: (+63) 922 802 7786 Skype ID: aiesec_anj Chief Financial Officer HAZEL CASTAÑOS
Email: butterfly612_inc@yahoo.com Mobile: (+63) 922 959 9505 Skype ID: chi.narciso
Email: hazelraecastanos@yahoo.com Mobile: (+63) 932 556 0349 Skype ID: —
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EVENTS CALENDAR
December 12, 2011 to March 4, 2012
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APPLICATION PROCEEDINGS 1. If interested for the positions, download the application from (http://www.mediafire.com/?uqyxgot871v5vfv). Submit the completed form along with your Motivation Letter to the Director for Exchange Delivery, Angie Payosalan at anjpayosalan@gmail.com or to the Project Director, Ena Rosaroso at enarosaroso@gmail.com. 2. The Applicant’s form will be deliberated and screened by the Davao 360° Project Board. 3. Applicants who passed the first screening (deliberation) will be contacted via email for his/her schedule of the online interview. 4. For further inquiries, kindly contact the TN Manager (e-mail address that appears in the TN form).
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