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  1. 1. HOW TO MAKE A GOOD EVENT
  2. 2. THE IDEA
  3. 3. Relevance: What matters above all is to be at Be attentive to the context. Your project responds he has a need? Is there really an audience for the initiative you are considering? No he has not already projects too close in space and time? Does there not comparable projects that have failed? Geographicallocation: It is important to determine what will be the "territory" of your project. Feasibility: The degree of feasibility must be eva-read carefully. What are the human, financial and material you need to achieve your goals? Team organization is sufficient? What resources mobilized? Needs in terms of fi-nancing are they disproportionately large? Before battle, you must know if victory is possible.
  4. 4. TheTeamfortheproject:The adequacy team / project is important: the more the project stems from the skills and background of crew members, plus the success of the company appear evi-dent in the eyes of partners. Whythisproject:One of the first questions that will be asked will certainly be: "Why this project? " If the answer is required, you be-nose credible. It was at this moment that you can rely on the fruits of your diagnosis (a problematic re-solve, need expresses context pro-pice, relevant territory, identifies public good ...). You will also highlight the essential equation ade-man / project. More she-week blera obvious, the more your partner will believe chances of success of your initiative. Show your team is its ability to put skills to the project.
  5. 5. ACTION PLAN
  6. 6. Documentation: The inventor of lukewarm water probably was seconded to lead to its discovery, the work of the inventor of the cold water. Joking aside, you progress faster in the concretisation of your project if you know where to find good information and advice in matters of regulation or method. Partenership: An association may be required by the importance of its projects or effectiveness of research, build partnerships with other organizations. to avoid any unpleasant surprises, consider drafting an agreement that legally commit the parties signatory and will perpetuate the partnership.
  7. 7. Networking: Don't forget to see other association and talk with them. Prepare with caution your plan and your project. Think about wich association can join the project as parter or sponsor.
  8. 8. Formalize the Project
  9. 9. TheCase:Your initial idea became a project matured and sharing. Rest now formalize. take your best pen for writing this will be your primary communication tool: your presentation folder. Card of your association, it should allow you introduce with your potential partners. Theletter:Treat it well because, of course, all STEPS partners will not read your file. A powerful letter can convince them to go further. In one page, hand in your project, its challenges and why this partner should take an interest in you.
  10. 10. IntroducetheProject:You must itemize here the object of your project (what are your goals? How to answer you need and what is the intended audience? Who are your partners? What actions has put in place? ...) Introducetheasso: Remember briefly your goals and, if applicable, the antecedents of the structure (eg the projects already completed). Provisionaltimetable: The provisional schedule must first be a working tool for the group. Budget: Refer to the list of tasks listed on the occasion of the establishment of the provisional timetable. Count each operation. Approximate extent possible funding position of expense. Plane, internally, a pessimistic version of the budget in order to avoid unpleasant surprises.
  11. 11. Finance the Project
  12. 12. Auto Financing : It's an evidence: your first funder, it is you! In addition to the contributions of your acceding and donations from members, you can untap resources by organizing a certain number of activities: bar, concerts, various auctions (greeting cards, t-shirts, etc. .). Support of SVU : You can ask support of SVU, you can find the cas HERE. Support of CROUS : Don't forget, when you ask the support of SVU ask for 60% of SVU. Other aids : Don't forget you can ask for support to the city and other supporters, you are never alone, think about private like coca-cola...
  13. 13. Communication
  14. 14. Internal Communication : The first communication effort must first be intended for members of the association. Meeting : A good meeting should not last more than two hours. Beyond, nothing positive comes out. was the outcome of the meeting, do not forget to make a report in writing. It will enable to ensure that all participants have understood and infor-mer other crew members. Unit People : Lead a team, it is also re-ponsabiliser the volunteers: leave stains (including the most grati-fying!) Is the best way to avoid frustration and conflict. Know delegate, and thank Valori-ing the realized work. Your project will be the first recipient.
  15. 15. External Communication : Before flooding all public places of leaflets and posters, think about your target. What geographic area? What category of people? Find the public : Focus your action on strategic locations to reach the public is: your university and bars for students; output cinema for cinephiles, etc.. Media : Take every opportunity to talk to you in the media. Beyond the audience you are looking to reach your media events will be in the eyes of your partners demonstrate your credibility. To contact the media, be me thodiques: Create your own press file. Identify all of the media who may be interested in your actions for geographical reasons (local newspapers) or thematic affinities; IDENTIFY the names of the journalists concerned by your field of activity.
  16. 16. Don't forget the Branding
  17. 17. After your all reflexion and creation about the project, after your comminucation plan don't forget, don't forget to make sur your all creation are in the mood with the AIESEC Branding. AIESEC GLOBAL BRANDING
  18. 18. Ressources You can find so many ressources Here : Crous SVU Myaiesec.org Animafac Strasbourgaimesestudiant