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Rolling out the solar barrels in Kyrgyzstan
13 January 2010
Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan: UNV Kyrgyzstan brought together seven volunteers from the Peace Corps and three from the Japanese International Cooperation Agency (JICA) to learn about solar barrel heaters and how to construct them. Read
More about: Environment
Countries:  Japan  Kyrgyzstan
Keeping the assistance flowing
20 May 2009
“HIV can be managed with the rollout of anti-retroviral therapy, plus good nutrition, exercise, sufficient sleep and stress reduction,” remarks international UNV volunteer Janice Lachhman, “but really the idea is prevention. Let it be that one day, developing countries don’t have such high prevalence rates.” (UNV)
Maseru, Lesotho: Janice Lachman serves as an international UNV volunteer at the highest levels in Lesotho to ensure that people living with HIV/AIDS can get the nutrition and services they need. Read
Countries:  Guyana  Lesotho
Beijing tribute to UNV and Olympic Volunteers
27 February 2009
UNV volunteer Liu Hui was selected from a list of 30 nominees for the annual ‘Beijing Top Ten Volunteer’ award. (UNV)
Beijing, China: The work of UNV in China towards promoting volunteerism for development has been recognized with multiple awards. The UNV Programme Officer becomes only the second foreign national to receive a prestigious youth prize, while a national UNV volunteer is to receive a Government honour. Read
Countries:  China
Cisco Networking Academies boost career opportunities in Least Developed Nations, says GCR
19 July 2007
... the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), and the United Nations Volunteers (UNV) to provide internet-based learning and IT skills training in ... Read
More about: Education  ICT
How to make volunteers count
13 June 2007
New York, USA: Should volunteer work be calculated as an economic statistic? The U.N. has long thought so, citing the impact of volunteer projects on a country's social and economic development. Shown the economic contribution of volunteerism, says Daphne Casey, chief of the UN Volunteers office in New York, governments are more likely to plan for and promote such work, reports BusinessWeek. Read

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