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HOW PARTNERSHIP 2000 HADERA-EIRON - UJC SOUTHEAST REGION CONSORTIUM WORKS
Partnership 2000 is a joint program of the Jewish Agency for Israel, United Jewish Communities and residents of Israeli communities. The program links Jewish communities in Israel and the Diaspora in a shared effort to promote regional development in Israel, unity and Jewish Identity.

Hadera-Eiron - UJC Southeast Region Consortium is Partnership 2000's newest Partnership.

The Partners (as of April 2002)

Israel

  • City of Hadera (80,000)
  • Pardes Hanna-Karkur Local Council (28,000)
  • Harish-Katzir Local Council (3,000)
  • Menashe Regional Council (12,000)
  • Alona Regional Council (1,000)

    US - Jewish Population

    North Carolina

  • Charlotte (8,000)

    South Carolina

  • Charleston (4,200)
  • Columbia (2,750)

    Tennessee

  • Nashville (5,600)
  • Knoxville (1,800)

    Georgia

  • Augusta (1,400)
  • Savannah (3,000)

    Florida

  • Pinellas County (25,000)
  • Lee and Charlotte (5,000)
  • Collier (3,500)
  • Jacksonville

    Budget and Decision Making

    The UJC ONAD process has validated the Hadera-Eiron - UJC Southeast Region Consortium Partnership for elective community funding. This means that each participating Federation decides for itself how much of its overseas allocation will go to the Partnership. The Jewish Agency's core budget provides funds for infrastructure (i.e. Regional Manager, support staff and office services) necessary to operate the partnership.

    The Partnership joint committee, composed of representatives of the partners and the Jewish Agency for Israel, is authorized to allocate budgets for programs. The system provides sufficient flexibility for each of the communities to advance their own agendas on the one hand, while pooling resources to attain maximum impact on issues of shared concern on the other hand. The Partnership 2000 system strives for consensus-driven decision making.

    Areas of Involvement

    Partnership 2000 offers a variety of avenues for involvement, on both organizational and individual levels. Partnered Federations can be involved in:

  • Identifying priorities for involvement and setting their agenda for the Partnership;
  • Marketing Partnership opportunities to community organizations (e.g., Board of Jewish Education, Jewish professional groups, youth movements);
  • Recruiting representatives for joint committee and subcommittees;
  • Developing "living-bridge" connections based on affinity groups (e.g. doctors, preschool educators, athletes, musicians).
  • Cultivating supplemental contributions for physical projects in the Israeli region.

    Sivan 5761 - June 2001

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