Welcome to the ecb hub!
contents
- What is the ECB?
- The Role of the ECB
- ECB Responsibilities
- Your ECB
- Resources for AIESEC Australia
- Exchange Quality
- What are AIESEC’s exchange standards?
- Why are the Standards important?
- The Complaint Procedure
- Important Documents
- Resource Hub
- ECB Reports
- Global Documents
- Resource Hub
- Exchange Quality
- Contact the ECB
- Official Processes
- Which form should I use?
- Request Forms
- General Communications
- Official Processes
What is the ECB?
The Role of ECB
- Provide quarterly reports to the entity plenary at national conferences with recommendations on ethical issues related to the entity and local committees as well as brief updates on activities of the body
- Provide consultations upon request in regards to XPP and ER Principles to all LCs and EPs
- Conduct physical or virtual audit to local committees in order to ensure all operations are run in accordance with the XPP
ECB Responsibilities
- Entity Control Board (ECB) is an entity controlling body working arbitrating cases of exchange standards and ER Principles of AIESEC entities and physical AIESEC Members.
- ECB is the last decision making body on national level in regards to Exchange policies and entity standard regulation principles. A division, working directly with its MC, ICB & GFB to ensure that the best Standard and Customer Experience is delivered to every customer and stakeholder in each entity.
- The purpose of ECB is to make the entity more customer centric and ensure leadership development by fulfilling standards in every AIESEC product.