Staying ahead in AML: Adapting to New Scenarios

Learning Platform on NGO Governance and Management Staying ahead in AML: Adapting to New Scenarios Since the release of the Anti-Money Laundering/Counter-Financing of Terrorism Due Diligence Toolkit for Hong Kong NGOs, new developments have unfolded in the evolving social landscape, underscoring the toolkit's significance. In collaboration, the Council, along with Johnson Stokes & Master (JSM), will launch a revised version of the toolkit. Additionally, an online seminar is scheduled for February, featuring a partner from JSM who will provide an overview of the toolkit's content and highlight key updates to come in the revised version. Enroll Here ...

Induction Training: Adaptive Intelligence

Learning Platform on NGO Governance and Management Induction Training: Adaptive Intelligence Insightful induction training is crucial for NGO newcomers to navigate the complex landscape of governance. In response to the intricate nature of this field, the Council will host an induction training in March. This initiative will explore the intricacies of governance through a dual-focus lens, ensuring that emerging leaders in the sector are armed with essential hard and soft skills. The program's aim is to deliver compact yet potent training, providing participants with practical insights for application within their organizations. Register Here  ...

Governance through Professional Synergy

How can diverse perspectives elevate the governance skills of NGO boards? A well-equipped board can enhance strategic leadership, improve accountability, and build resilience in the face of change.    Join us for a collaborative event that underscores the vital role of board diversity in organizational effectiveness. Professionals from Rotary Club will share the importance of having diverse talent and engage in group discussions with participants to explore the potential of enriching their board diversity.   Event Highlights: - Understand how diverse backgrounds contribute to improved decision-making and innovation - Share the key considerations for enriching your board diversity - Resolve NGOs' difficulties in recruiting board / committee members; promote and enhance board diversity - Leverage diverse networks for improved reputation and outreach opportunities   Details of the event are as follows:'   Date: 7 March 2025 (Friday)  Time: 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm  Venue: Duke of Windsor Social Service Building, 15 Hennessy Road, Wanchai Guest Speakers: - Mr. Nigel Lo, Governor, Rotary District 3450 - Dr. Peter Wan, PDG, Rotary District 3450 - Mr. Eugene Fong, PDG, Rotary District 3450 Language: Cantonese Quota: 16 persons (Priority will be given to Board / Committee Members, on a first-come, first-served basis. Each ...

The Golden Key to Unlock Good Governance: Managing with Equality

In today’s landscape, NGOs encounter significant challenges related to equality and discrimination. It is more crucial than ever to proactively identify and address these issues in order to strengthen the NGO governance capacity. The Council has invited the Equal Opportunities Commission to conduct two sharing sessions that will introduce the Anti-Discrimination Ordinance, and assist NGOs in implementing good governance for equal opportunities (EO). 【Sharing Session 1】Anti-Discrimination Ordinance - Overview of legal review of key terms related to EO - Explain the principles and importance of EO in various contexts - Share significant unlawful acts that contravene equal opportunity standards  【Sharing Session 2】Equal Opportunity Governance - Explore how to implement preventive measures to enhance EO governance through different case studies - Utilize EO-related policies and best practices to attract and retain talents - Apply EO principles to both staff management and service provision - Provide a checklist for NGOs to review their governance concerning EO Details of the event are as follows: Date: 21 January 2025 (Tuesday) Time: 【Sharing Session 1】2:30 pm - 3:30 pm 【Sharing Session 2】3:40 pm - 5:00 pm Venue: Duke of Windsor Social Service Building, 15 Hennessy Road, Wanchai Speaker: Ms. Sandy Lung, Senior Training Officer (Policy, ...

Gerontech and Innovation Expo cum Summit (GIES) Guided Tour for NGO Directors (22 November)

The 8th "Gerontech and Innovation Expo cum Summit (GIES)" will be held from 21 to 24 November at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, featuring over 220 exhibitors showcasing more than 900 gerontech products and applications from around the globe. The key thematic pavilions focus on "Telepractice x Health New Horizon", "Gerontechnology Testing Ground", "Age-friendly City", "Care Food Gourmet Plaza", and "Inclusive Tech for Kids”. Through diverse scenarios and interactive experiences, participants will enjoy the insights into the latest trends in innovation and technology. For more details, please visit the event’s webpage.    The Council will organize a guided tour for NGO directors during the GIES, aimed at fostering exchange among participating directors, exploring the new perspectives brought about by the integration of social service and technology, and exploring the sustainable development of various initiatives.   Details of the event are as follows:    Date: 22 November 2024 (Friday)  Time: 11:00 am - 12:00 noon  Venue: Hall 1A-C, HKCEC, Wan Chai    Thematic Pavilions:  "Telepractice x Health New Horizon", "Gerontechnology Testing Ground", "Age-friendly City", "Care Food Gourmet Plaza", and "Inclusive Tech for Kids” Language: Cantonese   Quota: 12 ppl (The limited quota will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis)    Target Participants: for Board / Committee ...
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