MoeMaKa Multimedia Yearly Report on 2023

MoeMaKa Multimedia Yearly Report on 2023

Background information on Myanmar's current situation 

During 2021,2022, after the Myanmar military took over power with a bloody coup from a legally elected government led by Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and her party, National League for Democracy, the country is spinning into more bloody crackdown and armed conflicts. Since then Myanmar writers, artists, and reporters who are against the military’s coup have fled from home, going into hiding, and even left for border areas, especially in the Thai & Indian borders.  MoeMaKa Multimedia continues and also steps up its operation and support to Myanmar community concerns. 

Programs Performed Past and Presents 

 

1.     Humanitarian Support -  Provide financial & material assistance to democracy activists, human rights defenders, human rights lawyers, and civil society organizers in Myanmar (Burma) and neighboring countries such as Thailand, and India for their efforts in strengthening democratic civil society in Burma, also known as Myanmar.

2.     Community Awareness - Aware Myanmar (Burma) Culture & Community in the USA - Support, Promote & Organize Myanmar Burmese Community Events and Activities to raise awareness on Myanmar (Burma), Myanmar Burmese language & culture in Northern California and across the USA.

3.     Media Programming - Creativity, Reporting & Publishing Myanmar (Burma) - Support & organize Myanmar Burmese writers & reporters' works and report on Myanmar Burma & Myanmar Burmese Literature. To publish & present online multimedia website, social media and also on Short-Wave Radio Broadcast over Myanmar airwaves.

Media Program Objectives

 

1.     To support & organize Myanmar Burmese writers & reporters' works and report on Myanmar Burma & Myanmar Burmese Literature who are in exile or still inside the country or internally displaced for standing up for freedom of expression and freedom of the press.

2.     To publish & present online multimedia website, social media, and on Short-Wave Radio Broadcasts and Satellite Video Transmission over Myanmar airwaves.

 

Program Activities

 

1.     Engage and network with individuals or groups of reporters, writers, and activists to empower their productivity and creativity on the issue of Myanmar on freedom of expression and press.

2.     Produce and compile their works into presentable multimedia materials with the contribution of new generation talents from Myanmar inside or abroad.

3.     Publish and present the works on multiple social, media, and broadcast platforms accessible to audiences interested in Myanmar’s civil society and democratic struggle.

4.     Through these efforts, establish and manage safe spaces, safe passages, safe places, and arrange workshops and discussions to follow up their works’ outcome, training, and consultation to improve and progress of independent writers and media individuals and groups.

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The MoeMaKa Team (Updated)

The MoeMaKa Team (Updated)
by Maung YIT •  March 1, 2016

The Advisors - 
Tin Moe (2003-2006), Kye Mon U Thaung (2007-2006)
Maung Swan Yi (2003 – ), Mar Mar Aye (2006 – ), U Win Pe (2006 – )
U Win Tin (2013), Maung Moe Thu (2013 - )

Aung Way (2013), Zarganar (2013), Thargyi Maung Zeya (2013), Ko Yar Zar (2013), Tun Win Nyein (2013)

Policy Consultant -

Aung Din (2013)

The Officers -Maung Yit (2003 – ), Zarny Win (2005 – ), Ko Oo (2005 -)

The Editors -
Maung Yit (2003 – ), Zarny Win (2005 – ), Aung Htet (2012)

Myint Kyaw (2013 -), Eaint Khine Oo (2013 - ),
Nyein Chan Aye (2015 -),
Min Khine (2016), Khin Lunn (2016)

Reporters - 

Yan Naung (Botahtung), Han Thit Naing, Ko Phyoe (2013), Htay Aung (2016)

Design - Moe Z

Mandalay Contact - Kyaw Moe Lwin

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Colorful People of Burma - Photo Museum opens in Rangoon (7th May 2015)

Colorful People of Burma / Myanmar Memorial Place

In memory of the 100th Anniversay of the birth U Khin Maung Latt and Daw Khin Myo Chit (1915-2015), Collection of portraits of their contemparies in Burmese literature and histroy

315 (3rd Fl.) Hledan Center, Kamayut, Yangon, Myanmar

Open by appointment every Sunday, 10 AM to 8 PM.

Contact: MoeMaKa Media, @ Phone - 0925-4200-606 (Atten: Ko Yan Naung (Botahtaung))

http://colorfulpeople.moemaka.net

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Charity and Award Raised by MoeMaKa with Burmese Community (2012)

Charity and Award Raised by MoeMaKa with Burmese Community (2012)

1. Burmese Helping Burmese Fund – This is to support and help Burmese artists and activists inside Burma who are socially and politically at the disadvantage due to the suppression and repression of the Burmese junta. For the year 2010, we have raised and donated total of US $31176.88.

2. Support Network for political prisoners run by NLD – This is to morally and financially support Burmese political prisoners and families in need. The support network is setup and operated by NLD's social support group. Friends of MoeMaKa is raising fund to support 50 political prisoners with the monthly contribution of about US$ 600.00.

3. Friends of MoeMaKa Annual Award – This is to recognize and appreciate democracy and human rights activists and individuals for their outstanding contribution and sacrifice for the country. We have raised US $1000.00 towards 600 political prisoners listed in the NLD support network for the year 2011 Award. We have raised and awarded US $500.00 each to the following individuals for the year 2010. U Win Pe, Maung Swan Yi, Mar Mar Aye and Maung Thara were awarded for their literary and art works while they are in exile.

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2012 - MoeMaKa Operation Itemized

2012 - MoeMaKa Operation Itemized

1. Weekly Internet Radio Programs (MoeMaKa Radio)

2. Daily Online News and Articles Publication and Updates (MoeMaKa.Com)

3. Web-Casting of weekly Video News and Archives (MoeMaKa.Net)

4. Weekly Online Publication of news and articles in English (MoeMaKa.Org)

5. Archiving and cataloging of digital and multimedia materials (books, CD, periodicals) for Online Library (MoeMaKa.Net)

6. Presenting, Shipping and Posting of materials distributed from Online Catalog Ordering System (MoeMaKa Shop)

7. General Office and Communication (Internet, phone, periodicals, books, CDs, DVDs, hardware and software upgrades, postal charge and such general expenses.)

8. Daily Email Newsletter Publication (PDF free download, subscription based print version or email online newsletter) – collection of daily Burmese news from sources outside and inside Burma including MoeMaKa, other exile news medias, and radio programs.

9. Burmese Helping Burmese, Fund Raising and Charity Drive to help Burmese artists and activists inside Burma, who are socially and politically at the disadvantage by the suppression and repression of the Burmese junta, and to raise awareness and moral support towards the democratic civil society of Burma

10. Empowering community inside and outside Burma, encouraging Burmese people to participate in democratic civil society activities such as Burmese literary talk, Burmese Community Discussion, and Burmese Cultural Performances

11. Charity Drive to assist Political Prisoners social support network run by NLD, Burmese opposition party led by Aung San Suu Kyi, U Tin Oo and U Win Tin

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MoeMaKa initiated SFBC Book Drives for Burmese Children

MoeMaKa initiated SFBC Book Drives for Burmese Children
(4th July 2011)
 
SFBC Bookdrive was created by the Burmese community in San Francisco Bay Area to donate books to Burmese libraries and communities in need of them. The reason being that in Burma, children books and literature are needed in bulk and on a cheap scale, to encourage children's growth in knowledge and creativity, as well as learning English. In other countries, children books and literature are available to all. We need the same to in Burma. That is why we are lending our hands to do so.

Objective/Purpose
  -to support and volunteer in educational and charity related works in needed community and neighbourhoods starting with our own Burmese community

Project
 -to collect books (mainly children books) for libraries and communities ran by social support or educational organizations in Burma.

Members
-youth
-adults
-sponsors
-organizers

Work consists of
 -collecting books
 -collecting donations
 -categorizing books
 -cataloging, stamping, and marking books
 -packaging and delivering books
 -finding and organizing receiving ends (e.g. monastic schools, publicly supported schools and libraries)
 -informing and recruiting people
 -expanding SFBC Bookdrive

Budget
 -book package delivery (monthly) - US $150.00 
 -general expense (monthly) - US $50.00

Monthly Donations
 -$5 - $10 contributions collected from sponsors (see Members above)

Operation Components
 -stamps
 -counters
 -photos and pamphlets
 -SFBC Bookdrive email (as a contact point)
 -email group (for all those in SFBC Bookdrive

(more information and details will be added in future posts)

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"MoeMaKa Media 2011 Award" Goes to 600 Burmese Political Prisoners

"MoeMaKa Media 2011 Award" Goes to 600 Burmese Political Prisoners
by Maung YIT • February 6, 2011 •

We would like to declare that ‘Friend of Moemaka Media Award’ for this year will be presented to 600 political prisoners who are being supported by the NLD’s social assistance body. We have decided to honor and raise, from our reserve funds, an initial aid of US $600 at the rate of one dollar for each of those prisoners currently listed and helped by the NLD.

If MoeMaKa’s friends and donors being pleased with such action wish to contribute as much as they can, we will add their donations to our initial fund and the total collection will go to political prisoners of NLD via its current assistance body.

The donations received within 7 days, starting from the date of this announcement made, will be given to the 600 political prisoners inside Burma through NLD’s social assistance committee. For example, if the appeal fund reaches US$ 1200 by adding donations from all of you, Moemaka will be able to support US$ 2 for each activist. We want to say that we are determined to assume responsibility for raising funds. We would also like to inform all of you that we will, to the best of our ability, keep supporting political prisoners in coming months as Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, U Win Tin, and U Tin Oo have requested.

In Burma, there are many brave families, innocent students, and heroes who sacrifice their lives and future for the foundation and process of Burmese pro-democracy revolution. These martyrs sacrificed for what they believe in. By standing by those people, we express our support for both them and Democratic cause. We believe that it is a step towards the goal of pro-democracy movements. MoeMaKa is currently making a monthly donation of over US $700 /800. This program is a separate undertaking of Moemaka. We deeply believe that we will be able to carry out this duty with the support of the public and friends of Moemaka.

For the coming months, we are thinking of providing a list of political prisoners and their respective serial numbers to those who want to select and effectively help one prisoner of their own choice by drawing lots like the activity held in NLD’s headquarter, Yangon.

MoeMaKa would like to urge the Burmese from aboard to donate, within their limit, monthly to the different serial numbers of political prisoners so that these donations will, as a common aid, cover the assistance costs for 600 political prisoners. If you do donate only 5 dollar for one person or a number and undertake to help as possible numbers as you can, Moemaka team expect that Moemaka’s friends and us will be able to continue our monthly scheme to support 600 political prisoners of NLD.

Daw Aung San Suu Kyi has urged all of us to join hands in carrying out Burmese democracy movements, and to set up networks as far as we can reach. She also added that it is time to help and support ‘Prisoners of Conscience’ closely by taking responsibility by drawing lots. We, at present, think that we can help 600 political prisoners and their families of NLD’s network by raising funds and collecting contributions from aboard to a certain extent that we can think of.

With this letter we, the Moemaka team, would like to inspire members of social assistance groups of the Bay area, the NLD (L.A), friends in the USA, and organizations carrying out Burmese affairs to team up together with us.

The list of donors and the exact amount of funds received will be declared clearly.

Moemaka team also hope to be able to organize fund raising events for assistance of 600 political prisoners, a plan initiated by Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and the National League for Democracy.

We welcome you all!

Yours,

MoeMaKa

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MoeMaKa Projected Operations (2009 on ward)

MoeMaKa Projected Operations (2009 on ward)


1. Supporting MoeMaKa Reporting Team in Rangoon

Compose of 4 Teams covering different area and issues inside Burma for communication, traveling, rental space and equipment expenses.


2. Supporting MoeMaKa Communication Team in Thailand

Compose of 1 team as to work in operation communication center between Rangoon and US Team and also to co work for web casting and online publication of MoeMaKa web services. for communication, traveling, rental space and equipment expenses.

3. Publication of Books

Publishing of books written by Burmese exile writers, artists and also written by Burmese writers inside Burma banned or censored inside Burma which shall be also provided in e-PDF files to distribute inside Burma through email, CD ROM and USB devices.

We have following Burmese writers and artists in exile as our MoeMaKa advisory and contributors group such as Maung Swan Yi, a poet and critic, Director Win Pe, film director and artist, Mar Mar Aye, singer and artist and Aung Way, poet.

We are expecting to publish at least 3 books to 6 books per year.


4. Production of Multimedia Products

MoeMaKa has committed itself in archiving, recording and collecting oral and visual history from the view and the voice of Burmese contemporary artists, writers and dissidents. It is regularly at least weekly web casting from our website – http://moemaka.net - MoeMaKa audio & video gallery website.

With the advice and recommendation from our advisory team and also from the team from Rangoon and senior Burmese contributors, we will be doing documentary of such archives

We are expecting to produce at least 12 documentary pieces per year.

5. Royalties, Honorariums and Advisory Fees to Contributors

As we have published daily 3 to 5 articles per day, we have an average of 100 article published monthly online not mentioning relating photos, video and audio archives. While the production and operation costs are kept at minimum, we would like to show our thanks and appreciation to our contributors, artist and writers with some compensation. We will be providing either financial or material present to the writers and contributors.


6. Supporting Creativity, Capacity and Activity of Burmese Journalists, Writers and Artists of new generation

While we are supporting and running the existing operation of MoeMaKa, it is also crucial for us to keep an eye on the new generation of Burmese writers, journalists and artists. MoeMaKa will be finding such persons to support their creativity, capacity and activity to encourage them and also offer them an opportunity to work with MoeMaKa as a training ground. They can be either working with team in Rangoon or Thailand.


7. Translation of MoeMaKa in Burmese into English Project

MoeMaKa is been offering Burmese related news and articles in Burmese language to Burmese audience. As we need to tell the story of Burmese people’s struggle for democracy and freedom to the whole World in English language, we have started our first phase of presenting MoeMaKa in English.

We will be offering translation works and task to Burmese inside and outside Burma who want not only to improve English fluency but also have the interest to make this happen so that the world would be able to see through the reflection of Burmese people itself.

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The background story of Burma & MoeMaKa

The background story of Burma & MoeMaKa
by Maung Yit • October 9, 2008

– The situation, the feeling and the experience of Burmese people inside Burma and outside should be addressed and presented in the Burmese community grass root level to raise the awareness among them and also for non-Burmese who are interested in Burmese issues where eventually with the help and affection of the international community and the Burmese people itself, it shall benefit in the direction of building democratic civil society in Burma.

– To realize the goals, purpose or the objectives, we formed the group of volunteer Burmese media and technical professionals living in exile formed this “MoeMaKa” to present the news, articles and literature toward the Burmese community living outside and inside of Burma through the least expensive medium – Internet.


– We collect news, information and article from Burmese people, present them with online publication on the website in Burmese language then with their voice and reflection, we present them in radio program blended with our Burmese traditional music, songs and dramas.


– To establish our strong commitment to our Burmese community, we have our “Media Archives & Research” function to gather and catalog the materials; we semi-annually compile our presentation into books and multimedia publications as collectables which serve as an opening the opportunity to receive the donation from the general public interested in Burmese issues.

– Further more, to establish more visible knot and understanding among Burmese community and other non-Burmese, we help and organize Burmese literary talks and Burmese language speaking/reading event in the community center annually with the Burmese family as open to all public events.

– As our Burmese community is still a very young migrant community and it needs a lot of support and assistance to make a strong community not only in the US or even inside Burma, we gather information, technology and ideas from all our Burmese community and share them back with the Burmese people in need especially the great example would be back in May 2008, where Nargis Cyclone hit Burma, we have helped with the community in the bay area to raise fund and charity for Burmese cyclone victims.

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How MoeMaKa run with Public Support (2004 - 2007)

How MoeMaKa run with Public Support (2004 - 2007)by Maung YIT • October 9, 2007 •


In 2004, With Public Donation – 10,248.00 and Grant received – 10,000.00, MoeMaKa had established for the main setup of production equipments.

In 2005, With Public Donation – 12,000.00 and Grant received – 22,000.00, MoeMaKa had focused on production works and providing royalty fees to the artists and professionals of Burma.

In 2006, With Public Donation – 48,000 and Grant received – 15,000.00, MoeMaKa had maintained its production works, providing royalty fees and also done extension of monthly publication of newsletter.

In 2007, with Public Donation – 55,000 and Grant received – 20,000.00 in total including ( General Fund – 15,000.00 and Audio Video Archive – 5,000.00), MoeMaKa has established with more volunteer artists, recruited more young journalists inside Burma and expanded its presentation and production on video/ audio program and documentary.

We do not sell commercial or advertising time right now. This is the online / webcast radio station where we share community related and Burmese related news, information and literature for free to all interested audience.

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MoeMaKa 2006 People Award

MoeMaKa 2006 People Award

Dated – December 2006

MoeMaKa has decided to award Burmese writers/Activist under tight living condition but still standing tall for their conscious.
            They are:

1. U Win Tin

Political Prisoner since 1989. Prominent journalist and Executive Member of NLD, leading opposition political party in Burma. Since his arrest on 4 July 1989, U Win Tin, who is serving a 20-year sentence on charges including "anti-government propaganda", has been deprived of his basic rights, including proper medical treatment and being able to write.

2. U Thar Bann

A lawyer and former staff member of the government paper Kyemon (The Mirror), he has spent 12 of the past 14 years in jail.. He was imprisoned from 1990 to 1995 for his involvement in the United Nationalities’ League for Democracy (UNLD), which is linked to the opposition National League for Democracy

3. Monywa Aung Shin

Burmese Editor & Poet, Political Position: Member of NLD, Sagaing Division branch.

4. Ludu Sein Win

A prominent educator, political commentator, and longtime critic of the junta

5. Maung Thit Lwin Ludu

Journalist and longtime critic of the junta

6. Myanmar Alin Than Nyunt

Journalist and longtime critic of the junta

7. Ma Yi Wai

Longtime critic of the junta, her husband passed away as political prisoner

8. Daw Mya Yi

Longtime critic of the junta, her husband passed away as political prisoner

9. Ko Aung Pwint

Journalist and former political prisoner

10. Nann Nyunt Swe, Kyi Oo and Zarganar Family

Writers and Artists Family where the whole family stands as longtime critic of the junta and most of their works are banned and censored.

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Public Support and MoeMaKa

Public Support And MoeMaKa
by Maung YIT • July 30th, 2006


1. The officers and volunteer teams are not compensated for their contribution and services

2. The articles, products and material produced by MoeMaKa are not considered copy right protected as it is charity work for the community especially for Burmese families

3. All the donation and charity received are contributed back to the artists from the Burmese community for allowing us to use their work freely, the operation cost of the MoeMaKa and towards volunteer works of the Burmese community and families to assimilate with their host/ residing community.

4. We have strong belief in volunteer community service with arts and literature to help build democratic and peaceful society in the neighborhood.

Running the Operation on Charity & Donation
Every year, from our online radio program and internet presentation of articles, we compile into book publication or into media production of DVD or CD. This is to raise the awareness of our media presence and to receive donations from our interested general public.

We send these materials to the regular donors and potential donors as a token of thanks and to oblige for the donation. We also send out such products to our volunteer artists and contributors as token of thanks and encouragement. We send our materials out by postal mail service according to our email list and also upon request.

Publication of books or media is in need of resourceful tasks which involve intensive team work, artistic and professional capacity and also a lot of financial support. In returns, the appreciation and the awareness from the audience is very impressive where you can both raise the awareness of our presence and our fund to carry on our operation.

We have never fixed the sale price of our publication. We have calculated the basic price of our product based on the publication cost (printing, hardware / software cost), shipping and handling cost (postage cost and etc.). Then we just informed the audience and our donors of our new publication and we requested for donation based on basic cost. By this way, we can raise the donation to carry on our operation.

As our organization is media related and according to professional media organization, there are a lot of copy right and ownership issues. For us, our products are the compilation of our service, our writers / artist’s works and the donation of the public, we consider that the publication itself belong to the general public as long as it goes to the non-commercial interest. If commercial interest is raised for the publication, the author, artists or the writers are considered sole owner of their materials so that MoeMaKa will not be involved in that process.

The development and the control of the website and data are managed by the team members of MoeMaKa. There’s no third party involved.

Only the volunteer team members of MoeMaKa produce the publication, videos and multimedia products. As long as the copies of the publication and multimedia products are distributed to the public freely from MoeMaKa and there’s no commercial interest is raised, we have no objection towards the distribution of our publications.

We are also suggesting placing the announcement or advertisement of Burmese community gatherings or events on our internet website. We are also suggesting open donation from the interested person to place such announcement or advertisement. Even without receiving donation, we have been placing the announcements and advertisements of Burmese community gathering and events on our website to raise the awareness of our Burmese community presence among us and also with the non-Burmese community.

We do not have any commercial related advertisement on our website. We are and we will still be relying on the public donation and charity to carry on our operation.

We need your help and support

Please contact for further information and resources from us …

MoeMaKa
Burmese News & Media Group
Contact Address : PO Box 320-207, San Francisco, CA 94132-0207
Dated – July 30th 2006
contact@moemaka.org

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The Day To Day Activities of MoeMaKa

The Day To Day Activities of MoeMaKa

by Maung YIT • October 8, 2004 •


– Daily News and Articles Publication Online on our main website – http://moemaka.com

– Weekly Radio Program Presentation (webcasting) on our main website – http://moemaka.com

– Data, Information, Media collection, archiving, cataloging and research on Burma & Burmese Community related issues, news & literature

– Publication of Books, Online Media & Multimedia on Burma, Burmese literature and Burmese Community living abroad including in the bay area.

– Supporting and Organizing Burmese Literary Talks, Burmese Language Speaking and Reading Eventsfor the Burmese community at the bay area.

– Providing and Assisting educational, technical and art / language related materials, training and consultancy to Burmese and non-Burmese interested in Burmese issues at the bay area and beyond.

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The purpose of the organization

The purpose of the organization by Maung YIT • April 14, 2003 •

· To present entertainment, educational and informative news relating to building democratic civil society in Burma through multimedia such as an internet radio station, on-line publications, and audio and video products.

· To represent and exchange experiences and ideas within the Burmese community and between the Burmese community and other communities.

· To establish a community center for people interested in Burmese history and culture to meet and discuss educational, health and social issues affecting Burmese people living in Burma and abroad.

Table of Content

1. Overview
2. Organization Structure of MoeMaKa To Date
3. Brief Bio-Data of Officers and Volunteers

1.      Overview – on our mission and objective and basic constitution

·         The followings are the facts to establish the MoeMaKa Radio station.

The statue of MoeMaKa Multimedia

·         To promote Democracy and Human Rights in Burma.

·         To promote and practice Freedom of Expression among the Burmese and interact with other multinational communities.

Vision & Mission

·         To establish the above statue, we have to learn and practice the democratic principle and at the same time, by means of freedom of expression and association, we have to organize and work towards democratic civil society with Burmese living inside and outside Burma.

·         It should also be a gateway for Burmese community to share and exchange experience and idea with the multinational communities simultaneously.

Methods

·         We will apply only peaceful and non-violent means and we will choose to become as a multimedia and community center to achieve our goal. It could initially be an internet radio web casting station, community library and publishing of newsletter either in print or electronic form.

·         We will seek cooperation of volunteers with different kind of technical, academic and literary profession or background but with the similar vision towards building of democratic civil society for Burmese people and its community.

·         We will seek cooperation of other institutions such as government, non-governmental organization, international organization, private companies and interest group.

·         As we have stated as multimedia center, it will serve as information, publication and distribution center for all the interested persons by all means of media such as in print, electronics, video, audio and radio.

Office

·         The principal office is located in San Francisco County, California.

Purposes

·         To present entertainment, educational and informative news and features relating to building democratic civil society in Burma through multimedia such as internet radio station, on-line publications, and audio and video products.

·         To represent and exchange experiences and ideas within the Burmese community and between the Burmese community and other communities.

·         To establish a community center for people interested in learning and promoting Burmese history, literature and culture and also at the same time to meet and discuss educational, health and social issues affecting Burmese people living in Burma and abroad.

Activities

·         We will conduct necessary activities in accordance with the methods stated in the statue, working rules and guidelines as adopted by the board of directors.

Organization

·         This cooperation shall have no members

Board of Directors

·         The initial board of directors is (2).

·         The limit of the board of directors is (9).

·         The directors' term of service will be (2) years.

·         The Board of Directors meeting will be held twice every year.

·         On the election meeting of board of directors, directors shall be reelected or added accordingly. The by law and articles can be amended by the regular board of director meeting.

Officers

·         Officers will be appointed by the board of directors.

·         Initial officers will be (1) President (2) Secretary (3) Treasurer

·         As by Officers' meeting, working committee shall be formed and job and responsibilities shall be defined by the meeting.

·         The staff and members of the working committee shall do their duties under the guidance of the Officers.

·         Officers shall be reappointed and added by the annual meeting of the board of directors.

Meeting Minutes

·         Meeting minutes will be recorded accordingly and kept for reference both electronically and on paper.

Finance

·         The president and the treasurer will be responsible for depositing and withdrawing fund for the organization with the maximum amount of $ 10,000.00

·         The accounting year will be ending on every 30th of December of the calendar year.

Working Committees

·         Accordance with the Officers meeting and decision, the working committee shall be formed to perform the day to day operation of the Organization.

 

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