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The Rotary world is divided into 34 zones, each with approximately the same number of Rotarians. Zones are paired together, and each pair of Zones, elects a director to serve a two-year term on the Rotary International Board of Directors, for a total of 17 directors. And each director is responsible to provide support to the districts within their zone.<\/p>\n
Rotary Zones 17&18 cover Norhern Europe i.e. Estonia, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, Russia and Sweden.<\/p>\n
Besides the director zone’s organization includes Regional Rotary Foundation Coordinators (RRFCs), Rotary Membership Coordinators (RMCs), Rotary Public Image Coordinators (RPICs), Endowment\/Major Gift Advisers (E\/MGAs), and End Polio Now Coordinators (EPNCs)<\/p>\n
Together with their assistans the coordinators use their knowledge and skills to support and strengthen clubs, to focus and increase Rotary\u2019s humanitarian service, and to enhance our public image and awareness. They also serve as facilitators and speakers at Rotary Institutes, Governors Elect \/ Governors Nominee Learning Seminars, regional seminars, district learning, and other events when asked.<\/p>\n