Our work · What ICCs do
Connecting nations through service and friendship
From peace-building to youth engagement and skills exchange, ICCs bring Rotary clubs in different countries together to create lasting impact.
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01 · Peace-building
Peace-building and international service
ICCs build trust between neighbouring countries through dialogue, joint service and humanitarian cooperation across borders.
Dialogue across borders
Bring Rotarians from different countries together to build understanding.
Humanitarian response
Coordinate cross-border support when communities face crisis.
Peace education
Support peace fellows, forums and programmes in clubs and schools.
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02 · Friendship & culture
Friendship and cultural exchange
Friendships between clubs are the foundation of every ICC. Visits, home stays and shared celebrations help members see the world through each other's eyes.
Exchange formats
Friendship exchanges
Twin clubs
Cultural festivals
Joint club meetings
“A memorable friendship exchange, and what it meant to our club — a testimonial from a Rotarian goes here.”
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03 · Youth
Youth and Rotaract engagement
ICCs open doors for young people to connect across borders, develop as leaders and serve alongside Rotarians.
Ages 18+
Rotaract partnerships
Link Rotaract clubs across countries for joint projects and events.
Ages 15–19
Youth exchange programmes
Short- and long-term exchanges that let students live and learn abroad.
Ages 14–30
Young leaders & RYLA
Leadership camps and seminars bringing young people from partner countries together.
Are you a Rotaractor or young professional?
Join the ICC youth network to find partners, projects and events in other countries.
04 · Vocational exchange
Vocational and skills exchange
Professionals share their expertise across borders through mentoring, training visits and vocational teams, strengthening communities and careers.
Skill areas
Health
Education
Water & sanitation
Business & entrepreneurship
Environment
Technology
How a skills exchange works
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Share a need
A club or community describes the skills or training it's looking for.
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Get matched
The ICC connects them with a professional or team in the partner country.
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Exchange & mentor
Visits, training sessions or remote mentoring take place.
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Report the impact
Results are shared with both clubs and the wider ICC network.
05 · Impact
Projects, partnerships and impact
A snapshot of what ICCs achieve together, with the projects, partners and results behind it.
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Be part of our work
Join an ICC, support a project or share your skills to help clubs work together across borders.