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Takalam Project: Empowering local communities through community radio
08 March 2012
Through a series of committees, periodic round tables and public dialogues, 100 women, men and youth, including persons with disabilities, are taking part in the UNV and UNDP community radio project designed to empower disadvantaged local communities in Zarqa, Jordan.   (Roqaya Saideh/ UNV, 2010)
Jordan: “We talked with the Directorates of Employment and Development and the municipality.  We had proposals and wanted to know how they could help in the future.  We didn’t want promises and words, we wanted action.  And we can feel that some changes have happened.” Read
More about: ICT  Marginalized groups
Building an online educational network from Jordan
20 July 2010
Loai Farajallah, Jordan, builds an online education network and databases to help Teach A Man To Fish organization assist schools in developing countries increase their financial self-sufficiency. (UNV)
Amman, Jordan: Through the UNV Online Volunteering service, a volunteer in Jordan is building an online education network and databases for a British non-government organization (NGO).  In this way, he is helping the organization assist schools in developing countries become more financially independent. Read
Volunteerism and the Millennium Development Goals: Success stories from the UNV programme
13 July 2010
Volunteerism is considered a powerful means of engaging people in tackling development challenges, and a crucial renewable resource for social and environmental problem-solving throughout the world.

General Assembly resolution A/Res/56/38 asked the United Nations Volunteers (UNV) programme to provide technical cooperation in the field of volunteerism to realize its potential as a resource for attaining the Millennium Development Goals (MDG). 

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More about: MDGs
Countries:  Egypt  Morocco  Sudan
Volunteering at UNIFEM's e-Village
01 March 2009
UNV volunteer Shoa’a Al Tawalbeh (right) lists one of her achievements as opening a programme for volunteers from the local community to help out at the Intel Clubhouse in Jordan's e-Village. (UNV)
Lib and Mleih, Jordan: Jordanian women are empowering each other via a unique Information and Communications Technology (ICT) project, driven largely by national UNV volunteers. Read
More about: Gender  ICT
Honorary awards, volunteer fair and free medical consultations mark IVD in Jordan
21 January 2009
Amman, Jordan: With the slogan 'Hand in Hand for a Better Life', International Volunteer Day (IVD) was celebrated in Jordan under the patronage of H.R.H. Princess Basma bint Talal. Events were also covered on national television. Read
More about: Health

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