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Women in agriculture focus of skills strengthening in Benin
07 July 2006
A training participant displays local products at the training’s closing ceremony. (Photo: UNDP Benin)
Cotonou, Benin: Beninese women engaged in food production recently received skills training to boost their income as part of the United Nations Volunteers (UNV) programme’s Corporate/Private Sector initiative. Read
Countries:  Benin
UN Volunteers in Ghana help small businesses expand
03 May 2006
Ho, Ghana: In the small villages of the Volta region, opportunities for selling produce to urban markets are minimal. The United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), with the involvement of three national UN Volunteers, is working to improve access to these markets and enhance the livelihoods of village residents. Read
More about: Poverty
Countries:  Ghana
Other languages: en français  
UNV, Cisco team up to train Vietnamese women for jobs
19 September 2005
Hanoi, Viet Nam: Learning English and Information Technology (IT) skills are on the agenda for a group of Vietnamese women participating in an employment training initiative launched today in the Viet Nam capital. Read
More about: Gender
Countries:  Viet Nam
Tracking used oil in Viet Nam
20 July 2005
Ha Noi, Viet Nam: When I visited the UNV stand at the Shell Project Better World (PBW) Lustrum event (or 5-year anniversary) in early 2004, I didn’t expect that within 12 months, I would be the first Shell corporate volunteer working on assignment with UNV. Read
More about: Environment
Countries:  Viet Nam
Flying support for UN Volunteers
14 March 2005
Bonn, Germany: Members of Emirates Airline’s frequent flyer loyalty scheme, Skywards, can now donate their Miles to fly UN Volunteers to assist relief efforts in the countries affected by the 26 December tsunamis. Read
More about: Emergency relief
Business Development Agencies: working to reduce poverty in Ecuador
19 April 2004
Quito, Ecuador: Two years ago, it was extremely difficult for entrepreneurs to succeed in Ecuador. The establishment of a Business Development Agency (BDA), UNDP / UNV Ecuador were able to change this unfortunate situation. Read
More about: MDGs: General
Countries:  Ecuador
French association, UNV, launch initiative in Niger
21 July 2003
Bonn, Germany: The French association Congé Solidaire and the United Nations Volunteers (UNV) have launched their first mission in Niger under a new joint initiative to field technical experts with enterprises in developing countries. Read
More about: ICT
Countries:  Niger
Other languages: en français  
UNV to help bolster human resource development in Namibia through private sector partnership
01 July 2003
Windhoek, Namibia: Business leaders in Namibia met Thursday with government and United Nations representatives at a Private Sector Partnership Forum to seek backing for a capacity-building initiative promoting the objectives of the country’s Second National Development Plan (NDP2). Read
Countries:  Namibia
Benetton launches new campaign in collaboration with UN Volunteers for the International Year of Volunteers
25 September 2001
Bonn, Germany: A former member of a street gang, who still bears the signs of his past life tattooed on his skin, now fights against violence; a young lawyer promotes and defends human rights; a transvestite distributes condoms amongst prostitutes; an elderly tap dancer entertains residents in old people's homes. Read
Countries:  Germany
Other languages: en français  en español  
Entrepeneurship and volunteerism: The Brazilian effort to promote & sustain civil society
21 June 2001
New York, USA: This presenation was done by Marcos Kisil, President, IDIS -Institute for Development of Social Investment in Sao Paulo, Brazil at the UNDP Executive Board Special Session, New York, 21 June 2001. Read
Countries:  Brazil

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