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Minutes of Meeting

Here are the minutes of the past meetings. We will continue to update this page to include all protocolls since the beginning.

Minutes of Meeting 2016, Helsinki

Minutes of meeting BSL, Stockholm 2015

BSL_Hamburg Germany 2014

BSL RIGA Protocol2013

Baltic Sea Lions Tartu Estonia 2012

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BSLHelsiniki Finnland 2009

About Lions organisation and Lions work

Lions Clubs International is the world’s largest humanitarian aid and service organisation with over 1,4 million voluntary members in over 200 countries. Lions work in local clubs with typically 15-50 members in each club. Three to six clubs working nearby form a zone. Two to four zones make a region and two to four regions make a district. There are typically 1250-2000 members in a district. The biggest Lions countries such as Germany, Sweden or Finland have several districts – for example Finland has 14 Lions districts and over 15 000 members in about 700 clubs.

Lions clubs work often mostly in local activities helping the poor and supporting their own neighborhoods in many ways, but Lions also have extensive aid programmes to support people in need in developing countries and after disasters such as earthquakes. Our Lions Clubs International Foundation was some years ago ranked as the world’s most reliable humanitarian aid organisation.

The Baltic Sea Lions network is a loose cooperation formation for keeping contact between Lions districts around the Baltic area to create cooperation, common projects and to enhance friendship across borders.

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