Pembicaraan:Chapters meeting 2009
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State of the chapters
Quick facts
- When was the chapter created?
- 22 Nov 2006: first discussion at a Wikipedia meetup
5 Sep 2008: notary deed signed
7 Oct 2008: approved by WMF
31 Oct 2008: first annual meeting
20 March 2009: officially announced in Indonesia.
- What are the main changes that affected the chapter since then? (if any)
- None
- Number of members
- 19 (founders)
- Budget
- Around 300€ at the end of 2008, 4600€ planned for 2009
Success stories
- Two times invited in national seminar (INAICTA 2007 and 2008), although not yet formed as legal entity.
- Appointed as Affiliate Institution for Creative Commons in Indonesia
- Successfully negotiated a famous public figure (actor) as a "goodwill ambassador"
- Started a good relationship with the government (Ministry of Communication and Informatics)
Headaches
- Lack of member/volunteer participation
- Lack of funds
- Lack of "benefits" for members
Plans for the future
- Plans for the short term (1 year)
- Start relationships with more government institutions
- Increase number of members
- Organize routine Wikipedia workshops/seminars
- Finish "porting" Creative Commons into Indonesian jurisdiction
- Plans for the medium term (3 years)
- Become government partner in spreading knowledge
- Achieve financial sustainability
Expectations
- Learn about possible chapter projects and activities
- Learn about building a community: getting members and volunteers
- Learn about effective fundraising
Talking points
Funding & fundraising
Relationships between chapters
Funding requests process
Success stories
Communication & marketing
Public outreach
Content liberation
Working with volunteers & local communities
Trademark policy and chapter agreements
Common projects
Development of chapters & relationships with the foundation
Visions, forecast & long term
Birds of a feather
Creative Commons
- Bring presentation print out
- Print and bring photo album of our activity, especially from the last press conference
- Explain a little background about the copyright law in Indonesia (available in the presentation above)
- Explain why it's better for us to have a "local name" for CC in Indonesian, i.e. to make it easier for people to understand. But we do understand if it's a "trade mark" name that should not be translated.
- Explain the plan to have national wide announcement on Aug 2009, during INAICTA 2009