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Empowering women and strengthening communities in Palestine
23 March 2005
Samah Jaouny, a Palestinian UN Volunteer (wearing beige jacket), with students in Allar Rural Girls' Development centre.
Talfeet, Occupied Palestinian Territory: I am proud that our centres have created a real difference in people’s lives; they have influenced everyone who’s involved. The women’s election for example was something the women have never experienced before. Read
More about: Gender
UNDP honours UNV volunteer on International Day for the Eradication of Poverty
17 October 2004
UNDP honored UNV Bader Zama'reh during a ceremony held in New York on occasion of International Day for the Eradication of Poverty. (From: UNV)
New York, USA: UNDP had honored the remarkable initiatives of five young people, including UNV volunteer Bader Zama’rah, of the West Bank, who have developed resourceful and innovative ways to combat poverty in their own communities in observance of the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, 17 October. Read
More about: Poverty
Countries:  United States
Caring for our habitat
22 June 2004
Bonn, Germany: In 2003/2004, UN Volunteers mobilized local volunteer action to promote environmentally-friendly habits. Read
More about: Environment
Countries:  Cape Verde  Chad  Mali
Mending gender fences in Jerusalem
02 June 2000
Bonn, Germany: Gabriela Elroy is a Swedish UN Volunteer fully-funded by her government who is working as a gender specialist with the Middle East Nonviolence and Democracy (MEND), a Palestinian NGO in Jerusalem. Read
More about: Gender
Helping Women Make their Mark
24 May 2000
Bonn, Germany: Women in Mali wear many hats. They are the household managers, the farm workers in the fields, the potters and the salespersons in the markets or along village streets. Yet despite their many skills, they find it hard to turn a profit because most work alone at home and have not had the chance to learn about marketing. This is where the UN Volunteers, the majority of them national field workers, come in. Read
More about: Gender
Countries:  Mali  Rwanda

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