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Online volunteers take action for the environment
04 June 2008
Shivani Saran, online volunteer.
Bonn, Germany: Volunteers are making a significant impact on environmental programmes through the internet. Since 2000, online volunteers engaged via the UNV Online Volunteering service have undertaken 1,350 environmental assignments. On World Environment Day, 5 June, more than 100 online volunteers are involved in current initiatives. Read
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Life in a cold climate: Bringing IT to Afghan women
05 May 2008
UNV volunteer Maurice Tukamuhebwa. "I came to believe that Afghanistan has the most diverse and amazing landscape in the whole world." (M. Tukamuhebwa/UNV)
Kabul, Afghanistan: Ugandan volunteer Maurice Tukamuhebwa explains how his extensive information technology experience is proving invaluable to Afghanistan - a cold but beautiful country that he has already come to love. Read
Countries:  Afghanistan  Uganda
Other languages: en français  
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
Countries:  United States
Online volunteering: an empowering experience
09 January 2006
Lahore, Pakistan: Volunteering becomes even more meaningful and amazing when a full-time mother from a developing country like Pakistan decides to make a difference by using a computer while sitting at home. Amera Salman Yunus, a mother of three who lives in Lahore, is such an example. In an e-mail interview, Amera explains her experience as an online volunteer and the contribution she has been making towards the achievement of the Millennium Developments Goals (MDGs). Read
Countries:  Pakistan
UNV honours outstanding Online Volunteers of the Year
28 June 2005
Bonn, Germany: The United Nations Volunteers (UNV) programme and its Online Volunteering (OV) service today announced the winners of its “Online Volunteers of the Year” award for 2005. Read
A second chance
01 March 2005
Bonn, Germany: ACDA s engagement with online volunteers started in 2003 through its affiliation with RESPECT International, a Canadian NGO that links refugee communities with a network of online volunteers from the United Nations Volunteers (UNV) programme s Online Volunteering (OV) service*. RESPECT and online volunteers work together to increase awareness of refugee issues by connecting non-refugee and refugee students and by raising funds and materials to assist schools serving refugee populations. Read
Countries:  Uganda
Other languages: en français  
IT & health: Where's the connection?
25 October 2004
Colombo, Sri Lanka: The Sri Lankan Ministry of Health has realized that billions of rupees are wasted each year on improper drug management. This financial loss is due in part to limited monitoring facilities resulting in an inability to manage how drugs are distributed and used.  Here's where Aung Myo Htet, from Myanmar, a UN Volunteer comes in. Read
Countries:  Sri Lanka
A former UNV shows creativity
18 October 2004
Lusaka, Zambia: "I was a UN Volunteer in the Maldives for more than 2 years supporting rural atoll islands under the Maldives government poverty alleviation project of United Nations Volunteers (UNV) and the UN Development Programme (UNDP)." Read
Countries:  Zambia
Eleven universities part of UNITeS’ new Latin American University Volunteer Network
05 October 2004
Colima, Mexico: Mexico’s Universidad de Colima and the United Nations Volunteers (UNV) programme have officially launched the Latin American United Nations Information Technology Service (UNITeS) University Volunteer Network. Universidad de Colima is the first institution to coordinate a regional network within the University Network under UNITeS. Read
Virtual volunteers help achieve real goals
07 September 2004
Bonn, Germany: The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) campaign is an effort by the United Nations to encourage countries to do more and to join forces in the fight against poverty, illiteracy, hunger, lack of education, gender inequality, child and material mortality, disease and environmental degradation.
Online volunteering activities contribute in many ways to each of the MDGs, directly or indirectly. For example: Read
Countries:  Germany

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