Center for Civil Society International (ccsi@u.washington.edu)
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U.N. seeks specialist in NGO organizational development
for 2-year project in Kyrghyzstan
United Nations Volunteers (UNV) seeks an NGO management and
organizational development specialist to work on a 2-year project
to enhance the capacity of Kyrgyz non-governmental organizations
(NGOs) to provide community-based, sustainable poverty-reduction
programs. Initial work will include: assessing the local NGO
scene, planning an in-service training program, and collecting
relevant training materials.
The UNV specialist must have 5 years experience of NGO management
and organizational development, and should have some experience
working in different cultural and national contexts. Fluency in
English is required and a working knowledge of Russian is useful.
The specialist will work out of the UNDP office in Bishkek.
CCSI has a 6 kilobyte document which describes the position in
more detail. (Thanks to Barnett Rubin and Chris Kedzie for
providing the document). To receive the file via e-mail, send a
request to: ccsi@u.washington.edu
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I am not sure who belongs to this network, and I wonder if there are
people who are agribusiness/privatization experts who would be interested
in consulting work in the NIS. Also, there are persons who can point me
to them I'd very much appreciate it.
Agnieszka Zieminska
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Subject: Educational Funding for US studies (fwd)
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Sender: Rosie Casey <rosie@peace-corp.tlt.ru>
Subject: Educational Funding for US studies
I am a Peace Corps Volunteer in Togliatti, Russia. A local student is
leaving soon to attend Saganaw State University in Michigan.
Her English is very good, she is a serious student. She is being assisted
somewhat by a family in Michigan that she met through a cultural exchange.
Anya has serious financial constraints. She is not being sponsored
by any AID programs, and has only her mother for support. They are
planning to sell the family apartment to help finance her studies.
She has been granted partial financial aid from the school and will
live with the family in Michigan, but travel and educational expenses
will still be a struggle.
Please send any suggestions for possible funding to: Please send any suggestions for possible funding to: rosie@peace-corp.tlt.ru.
Thank you.
Roseann Casey
Peace Corps, Togliatti
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