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Foundation of Agrarian Development Research
Disseminates agricultural development information
The Foundation of Agrarian Development Research, based in Moscow,
was founded in 1993 to make sustainable agricultural development
information accessible to people throughout Russia. It works to:
* establish networks for information exchange between groups
and individuals in Russia, and to link them with regional
and global networks;
* promote efficient and sustainable land-use systems in
Russia;
* implement environmental education.
In cooperation with Rodale Institute, FADR is establishing 4
information centers in Novosibirsk, Tver, Volgograd, and Orel. It
also has established an electronic news conference which is
accessible to anyone with e-mail.
CCSI will send, upon request, a more complete description of
FADR's work written by Alexander Makeev of FADR. (The file is
9,300 bytes in size.)
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Subject: Ukraine NGO Seeks Partnership/Assistance
NGO: Liga Artis - Organization of Ukrainian Creative Youth
Contact Person: Sergey Nedzelsky
Fax: 380-44-518.
Main Activities:
To provide conditions for the creative development of personality; the
juridical protection of the creative youth copyrights; to organize photo and
art exhibitions, theatrical, cinema and concert festivals; investigations in
the sphere of art theory; to assist in the establishing of children art
schools; to collect charitable fees.
Type of Partner: Humanitarian and art international foundations; creative
youth organizations
Technical Assistance & Training Needs: Technical, social and financial
support; studying financial management.
Goals of Partnership: Creation of the technical and financial basis of the
organization to provide for a self-supporting structure.
Address:
69/71 Lukyznovskaya St., #45
KSIA, Kiev
252071
tel: 380-44-414.4185
For further information please contact:
COUNTERPART Foundation
Michael Bowers
Project Officer, WESTNIS
910 17th St., NW Suite 328
Washington, DC 20006
tel: 202/296-9676
fax: 202/296-9679
email: cpfsp@igc.apc.org (or posted email)
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Subject: IREX Internet Fellowships in the NIS (fwd)
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Subject: IREX Internet Fellowships in the NIS
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IREX Internet Fellowships in the NIS
The International Research & Exchanges Board (IREX) announces
possible professional fellowship opportunities to expand
computer network access among scholars and non-commercial civic
groups in sites across the NIS, and invites interested
candidates to send preliminary letters of interest and resumes.
IREX was established in 1968 to promote scholarly cooperation with
Central and Eastern Europe and the former Soviet region. IREX programs
deliver a broad range of services to scholars, professionals, and
policy-makers from the U.S. and an array of partner countries.
These would be year-long, full-time placements for American networking
specialists with strong regional backgrounds. Up to seven Fellowship sites
will be selected from cities throughout all the regions of the NIS.
The mission of the Internet Fellowships is to recruit and train local
networking trainers and to promote the sustainable use of computer networks
among academic and non-commercial organizations.
IREX is looking for candidates with:
* Broad computer skills, including training experience and strong
Internet background.
* Professional-level Russian language ability. Knowledge of other
languages of the NIS is helpful.
* Some NIS living and/or working experience.
* A high level of initiative and mature judgement. Proven
managerial/organizational talent and ability to work with diverse
communities.
Inquiries and letters of interest should be directed to
<interfel@info.irex.org>, or faxed to:
Tony Byrne or Bill Fick / Olga Galkina
Senior Program Officer Program Officers
IREX/Washington IREX/Moscow
Fax: + 202-628-8189 Fax: + 7-095-202-44-49
IREX will announce a formal application process and fellowship
terms and solicit final applications at a later date.
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