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Now the taps are drying: Poetry, environmentalism and water conservation
20 November 2009
Moses Barbu - a UNV volunteer Transport Assistant in Timor-Leste - hopes that the taps won't run dry. (UNV)
You should have rationed your greed
and paid her heed, when she told you not to cut down forest trees,
but you did not see the wisdom of her pleas,
and now the taps are dry. Read
More about: Environment
Countries:  Kenya  Liberia
UNV volunteers arrive to support Timor-Leste elections
02 July 2009
The latest group of UNV volunteer Electoral advisors in Timor-Leste are briefed on their duties by senior UN Electoral Support Team officials. (UNV)
Dili, Timor-Leste: A total of 62 international UNV volunteers have arrived in Timor Leste to support the coming local elections, to meet a request of the Government of Timor-Leste. Read
Raising awareness in Timor-Leste
22 January 2009
UNV and MAC volunteers who attended the Dengue and Malaria Campaign training. (UNV)
Dili, Timor-Leste: Activities in celebration of IVD in Timor-Leste started on December 2nd with the training for the Dengue and Malaria Campaign, followed by repair works on three basketball courts in Dili, and a press trip on December 4th organized with the support of the Public Information Office. Read
More about: Health  Youth
Providing protection: Human Rights Officers
18 September 2008
UNV volunteer Mileydi Guilarte (left) from the USA works as a Human Rights Officer for UNMIT in Timor-Leste. "I just had to get involved - I didn't have a choice," she says. (UNV)
UNV volunteer Human Rights Officers and Advisors work across the UN's peacekeeping missions, helping to restore mutual respect among populations traumatized by war. Read
Cristina Carlos, Angola, Nurse, UNMIT
17 September 2008
UNV volunteer Nurse Cristina Carlos work at UNMIT in Timor-Leste. "I volunteered with UNV simply because it made sense," she says. (UNV)
Dili, Timor-Leste: There comes a time in your life that, for personal or professional reasons, you need your work to count more than the number of drunk drivers, or chest pains seen in one hour... When you are on a personal and professional path that includes volunteer work, that path is never complete without the UN, so I volunteered with UNV simply because it made sense. Read
Countries:  Angola

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