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Using branding to promote access to water and food security
22 March 2012
Cecilia Jacomet Newman, UN Online Volunteer (2012)
Kenya: “I learned so much about the serious issues faced by African farmers due to the lack of water access and the crucial work that KRA is doing in helping these farmers address these problems with rainwater harvesting systems.

[…] I know that however small and indirect my contribution was, it has been an experience that enriched my life in a very important way.” Read
Creating training material to address gender-based violence in emergency settings
08 March 2012
Donna Torsu, UN Online Volunteer
“[Online volunteering is] beneficial to women all around the world who wish to contribute their knowledge and experience as well as enhance their capacity.” Read
More about: Gender
Countries:  Ghana  United States
Volunteers for peace and development in Africa
23 January 2012
Nairobi, Kenya: UN-HABITAT hosted the first Steering Committee meeting for the African Conference on Volunteer Action for Peace and Development to be held on 25-27 June 2012 in Nairobi, Kenya. The gathering highlighted the UNV State of the World’s Volunteering Report and UN Resolution recommendations, and drew representatives of government, UNV and other UN agencies, and non-profit organizations all interested in promoting volunteering as central to community-centered sustainable development. Read
Daisy Serem's story
20 November 2011
Daisy Serem, UNV Assistant Communications Officer in Advocacy and Partnerships with UNICEF Kenya.
Nairobi, Kenya: My role as an Assistant Communication Officer in the Advocacy and Partnerships section requires regular field trips to UNICEF programme sites to highlight the work done in ensuring every child receives proper nutrition and health services, clean water and sanitation facilities, and an adequate level of care and protection.  By interacting with those in the local communities we are also able to identify what more needs to be done. Read
More about: Children
Daisy Serem, UN Volunteer with UNICEF in Kenya
20 November 2011
Daisy Serem, UNV Assistant Communications Officer in Advocacy and Partnerships, with Liza Marklund a famous author in Sweden and a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador.
Nairobi, Kenya: “It is inspiring to be able to engage with communities and understand the challenges they are facing,"says Daisy Serem, UNV Assistant Communication Officer. Daisy makes regular field trips to highlight the work being done to ensure every child receives proper nutrition and health services, clean water and sanitation facilities, and an adequate level of care and protection. Read
More about: Children

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