информация о местного партнераOur partners in this project are the local sections of Kplélé and the village development committees

информация о работе волонтера. Theme: Construction of a foyer for the youth of FAGAD. The commune of Adeta has no site where the youth can meet and exchange knowledge, share their leisure activities and their joys. FAGAD's objective is the creation of a center which could host seminaries, training, and meetings in times of celebration for the youth. Work to be done: • Clean up the site; • Produce and collect bricks ; • Collect sand; • Construct walls.

жилище на местеVolunteers will be accommodated in the home of FAGAD. There is electricity and water. The toilet and shower are a bit modern. in the bedroom there are beds and mattresses. The internet is possible if people pay the credits. The food is both Togolese and European. All is done together by volunteers. They are often helped by young people from villages

информация о месте проектаLocation: Kpélé-Adéta is a town of some 15 146 inhabitants. It is the principal settlement of the Kpélé Préfecture and the headquarters of FAGAD are based there. It is situated on the cross roads Kpalimé – Atakpamé , Notsé – Danyi. There is a post office, and police commissariat and a medical – social center.T he nearest hospital is the American Baptiste hospital, 4 kms from Adeta. Leisure Cultural activities : Percussion (Djembé) and dance around the fire Day with a family; a day of immersion in the life of an African family organized around the following themes: animism, the election of the village chief, traditional marriage, or a day in the field.

условия преэктаhope to see soon motivated and fexible volunteers .NB: if you are not from partener association or from organisation member of CCIVS, you'll pay 70 euros more for registration fees and solidarity funds. Criminal record for individual without coming from partner association

дополнительная информация проектаKpélé Adéta is on the national road N ° 5 and it is at 150 km of lomé the capital of Togo. It is distant om the town of kpalimé of 28 km.

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информация о местного партнераThis project is actively working on SDG2 (Zero Hunger) and SDG4 (Quality Education), and has been working with Ozuchi Village since 2013. Ozuchi Village was established by local people to preserve the original landscape. In 1916, there were 140 residents and 20 houses, but now only one person lives there. Fortunately, 10 houses remain and the village is designated as a national important traditional buildings preservation district. The village retains the landscape and lifestyle of old Japan that is no longer in existence. In order to preserve this place and culture, we are trying to improve the situation with the power of young volunteers. Since 2016, Ozuchi Village and NICE have started a monthly weekend work camp, and more than 200 volunteers visit the village every year, fall in love with the village, and participate as repeat visitors or support the village in whatever way they can! The local hosts hope to pass this village on to the next generation! *Outcome of this work camp: The village was abandoned, but one of the former villagers maintained the rice terraces and landscape. However, the work camp gave him such strength that he started living there again in 2018!

информация о работе волонтераWe will do various work to activate the area and success their culture. Main work are 1) maintaining/ harvesting rice and vegetables' fields for sustainable life, 2) organizing nature experience camp for local elementary school families and 3) doing some other work for the community.

жилище на местеRenovated house (traditional house!). Simple shower room. Clean toilet. Sleeping bag is needed! Food will be cooked by volunteers. There is a cat. Wi-Fi is available at the base facility. Mountain life!

информация о месте проектаThe southwest part of Ishikawa prefecture. Ozuchi village is surrounded by mountains, so very isolated, but beautiful place. Charcoal making was main industry. Other activities - Exchange meetings with local people, trekking, hot springs, river activities, fireworks, etc.

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The project is located in Ozuchi village, a beautiful and isolated community nestled in the mountains of southwestern Ishikawa Prefecture. This region, situated on the coast of the Sea of Japan, is renowned for its stunning natural scenery, rich history, and traditional crafts. Historically, charcoal production was the main industry in the area.

During your free time, you will have plenty of opportunities to explore the local culture and landscape. You can enjoy exchange meetings with local people, go trekking in the surrounding mountains, cool off with river activities in the summer, or visit a nearby traditional hot spring (onsen). Depending on the season, you might also enjoy events like local festivals or fireworks. The project's location also serves as a gateway to Hakusan National Park, a paradise for hikers and nature lovers.

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We are looking for volunteers who possess:

• A strong motivation to engage in physical work and a willingness to contribute enthusiastically to the team's efforts.

• An ability to adapt to a simple, communal lifestyle in a remote, rural setting.

• A deep respect for local culture, traditions, and the working methods of our partner organization.

• A genuine interest in topics such as rural revitalisation, cultural preservation, and sustainable living.

дополнительная информация проектаStudy theme - Revival of the abandon villages. Bring some info.! Volunteers get knowledge about actions for developing local village. Also the basic knowledge of the Japanese language and local culture. Participation fee - 18,000 JPY (99 EUR by the rate on 2026 Feb. 14) of NICE Volunteers fee need to be paid in advance either by Card or PayPal. This is used for the project preparation/ coordination such as the transportation of the staff/ camp leaders, visa invitation cost, publications, etc. while the meals and the accommodation are provided by the local host by free (so, your fee is not used for those things!). Other - Please see the presentation made by the volunteer for the IVS contest in Japan; https://www.slideshare.net/nice-workcamp/2017e2 (only Japanese for the moment, but you can at least enjoy the pictures!)

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информация о местного партнераGeneral objectives:- Valorization and promotion of natural and cultural heritage around the river FElveda;- Restoration and improvement of natural habitats;- Promotion of sustainability, environmental awareness, and biodiversity protection;- Promotion of intercultural relationships, good environmental practices, and citizenship;- Promotion of specific skills in the field of cultural and natural heritage protection.Specific objectives: - Maintenance of walking trails;- Removal of invasive species and waste from natural habitats;- Restoration of aquatic environments;- Prevention of forest fires by controlling shrubs and invasive vegetation.- Installation of shelters for wildlife;- Improvement and protection of biodiversity and ecosystem services;- Reparation work in cultural heritage structures;- Valorization of natural and cultural heritage through participation in leisure activities and workshops.

информация о работе волонтера- Restoration work of degraded trails and natural heritage;- Small reparations or maintenance work in cultural heritage around river FElveda;- Vegetation trimming and removal;- Restoration of aquatic habitats;- Improvement of local fauna, flora, and landscape, including fire prevention actions;- Building nest-boxes for birds, insects and bats;- Control invasive species;- Presentation and discussion of the natural and social reality of the regions of origin of the participants;- Promotion of environmentally and socially responsible attitudes and values;- Development of action-training actions focused on individual and collective learning.

жилище на местеParticipants will sleep in the House of the Volunteer (Casa do VoluntEUrio), Albergaria-a-Velha, in shared rooms (separated by sex) with beds. There will be locker rooms with hot water showers are also separated by sex.Participants have to bring their own towels and hygiene products, sleeping bag or sheetsblanket, and pillow. The organization will provide breakfasts, lunches and dinners. Lunches and dinners are prepared/cooked by the municipalitys staff and served at a canteen, but some lunches will be served in the field (sandwiches, fruits, etc.). Theres a vegetarian option.

информация о месте проектаThe camp will take place in the Frossos rural and protected areas of Albergaria-a-Velha, a municipality rich in water, water mills and green areas. Video on Pateira de Frossos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BanuW7XlyPc t=47s

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информация о местного партнераSEEDS’ programme combines learning, sharing and hands-on activities. On top of that you get to know Iceland and its culture while having fun, exploring the city, its attractions and stunning nature, which you can experience in possible excursions. Participants should prepare to share environmental issues from their countries and be ready to spend time outdoors walking medium distances (up to 1,5 hours) during activities and sightseeing. Note this project is a learning/sharing camp and not a standard workcamp. This project has a smaller volunteer work part and puts a bigger emphasis on the personal learning process than on the community impact. SEEDS will organise a night photography and aurora hunting workshop in the city or in the vicinity of Reykjavík. Northern lights are a natural phenomenon depending on solar activity and meteorological conditions, so we cannot guarantee you will see northern lights, but the night photography workshop will be organised anyway.

информация о работе волонтераDuring this camp, participants can share their passion for (and learn more about) global & local environmental issues, as well as photography. If you are interested in topics such as climate change, waste management and sustainability, and you also love taking photos, then this project is for you! While developing artistic and technical photography skills, you will be focusing on environmental and sustainability issues through non-formal activities such as workshops, discussions, presentations and visits facilitated by SEEDS. One of our aims is to help create more environmentally aware consumers & travellers! You will visit local projects on environment and conservation. These may include hands-on activities or guided visits, such as outdoor cleanup tasks, a local fauna and/or flora exhibition or an Icelandic culture museum. Some of these activities are dependent on weather conditions, as on the availability of our partners. You will also have time to put the theory about photography into practice while exploring the city. At the end of the camp, the best photographs from each participant are selected for an online exhibition on SEEDS’ social media. Participants should bring their own digital cameras, lenses, tripods and laptops if possible.

жилище на местеSEEDS participants will stay in a house in Reykjavík. The facilities are basic with an equipped kitchen, dining and living room, bathrooms, showers and a washing machine. Participants sleep in shared rooms with up to 6 people so everyone is expected to behave considerately. Please bring your own towel. Participants will receive food supplies and be in charge of the cooking and cleaning activities. Note the food SEEDS provides will be vegetarian. Do not forget to bring some traditional/typical food, drinks, recipes, music or games from your country for the intercultural evening. Be aware some items or ingredients may be expensive in Iceland and you will need to buy them yourselves or bring them from your country.

информация о месте проектаReykjavík is a dynamic, modern city that lives in harmony with nature, using renewable energy sources. The world’s northernmost capital bridges the Atlantic, between Europe and North America. Reykjavík is spread across a peninsula with a panoramic view of the mountains and the Atlantic. It is an international city with a lively cosmopolitan cultural scene surrounded by beautiful nature.

дополнительная информация проектаEnglish will be the language in the camp; intermediate conversational skills are needed.

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информация о местного партнераVir'Volt stands for InteRnational VolunTeer Village (Village InteRnational de VolonTaires in French). For the last 3 years, the organisation has been located right in the middle of nature, near a regional park. Hosting youth from all around the world, learning how to understand and to learn from our differences. To plan and act together to protect the environment. To create a positive impact on the surrounding environment and the people living there or those who are simply passing by. Here lie our goals for this future village, which each year, is built thanks to youths who come and contribute, with solidarity as their driving force. Vir'Volt also aims to become fully eco-friendly and sustainable which is also reflected in our campsite; yurts and tepees as rooms, permaculture farming and gardening, water saving projects, reducing, and reusing waste. This small village will become great without sacrificing or damaging the surrounding environment whilst always searching for better and more eco-friendly ways of living.

информация о работе волонтераDuring this workcamp, you will take part in an important step of the village development: the construction of a new yurt and the Vir\'volt Festival! 2 new yurts have been built on-site to be able to host more people in an ecological way! You will take part in the building and the setting up of another one! (Simple woodworking) You will even be able to sleep in it! For the second year, the village organises its festival! You will have the opportunity to make it possible! By building wooden furniture, ecological decoration, but also organising workshops, the Vir\'Volt festival will be what you will make of it!

жилище на местеYou will sleep in individual and collective non-mixed tents (Canadian tents, tepees) on the campsite of the organisation. Please bring a sleeping bag with you. The campsite has non-mixed bathrooms and showers, as well as a kitchen place. Food will be provided and cooked by the volunteers in turns.

информация о месте проектаLa Ferté-Alais is approximately 50km south of Paris, in the Essonne region. You will have the chance to enjoy the association's campsite and to discover the cultural and natural heritage of the region which is part of a natural park. You will also help organise some activities in order to meet and socialise with local young people. Other leisure activities will be organised collectively depending on the wishes of the group and the available budget. On day in Paris is scheduled.

дополнительная информация проектаThis project should not be seen as a sightseeing trip to Paris. If you wish to visit Paris, you should do so before arriving or after the dates of the summer camp. This project is supported by the European Solidarity Corps program for 18 to 30-year old volunteers. It is open to all the EU and partner neighboring countries that fit the ESC criteria. The participation to the ESC volunteering teams is subject to several principles and conditions, presented on the ESC webpage: https://europa.eu/youth/solidarity/mission_en

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информация о местного партнераThe Environmentally Aware & Action project is part of a series of camps organised by SEEDS in cooperation with different partners. SEEDS collaborates with the Icelandic Ministry for Environment and Natural Resources, the City of Reykjaví­k, and several local stakeholders on a project to clean up the Icelandic coastline. Partners include the Blue Army, an organisation dedicated to the cause of coastal cleaning, SORPA, the waste collection & management entity in the capital area, and Whales of Iceland, an exhibit showcasing life-size models of whales and porpoises to educate the public about their lives and the impact of human activity on their existence.

информация о работе волонтераThis camp allows volunteers to learn about global and local environmental issues through non-formal activities such as workshops, discussions, presentations and visits, as well as to contribute directly to environment protection by joining outdoor cleanup tasks. These cleanup tasks may be arranged in partnership with the above mentioned organisations or run solely by SEEDS. We also aim to involve the local community, so some of our events may be open to the public. We hope participants will learn how to plan and carry out their own trash cleaning projects back at home. This project is based on similar activities around the world, where outstanding results have been achieved with volunteers. Volunteers can choose one of the two options below, included as hands-on volunteering activity in the camp: A day trip combining a visit to the Hellisheiði geothermal power plant, a trash collection in the area, and the Hot River Hike, a hike up a valley filled with hot springs where one can bathe. A day trip to the Reykjanes Peninsula, combined with a coastal cleanup in the area. Please note that all activities are subject to weather conditions and the availability of our partners. This camp combines learning, sharing, hands-on work and fun. No previous experience is needed. Volunteers should prepare to share environmental issues from their countries and be ready to spend time outdoors, walking medium to long distances during the cleanups, and during other activities such as sightseeing. Since a part of the project happens outdoors, volunteers should be ready to adapt and be flexible with the work and free-time schedule. Depending on the weather, we may not be able to perform some of the activities as planned.

жилище на местеSEEDS volunteers stay in a house in Reykjavík. The facilities are basic with an equipped kitchen, dining and living room, bathrooms, showers and a washing machine. Everyone is expected to show consideration for their companions. Accommodation is in shared rooms, with up to 6 people per room. Please bring your own towel. Volunteers will receive food supplies and will be in charge of cooking and cleaning. Please note the food SEEDS provides will be vegetarian. Do not forget to bring some traditional/typical food, drinks, recipes, music, games or movies from your country for the intercultural evening. Please be aware some items or ingredients may be expensive in Iceland and you will need to buy them yourselves or bring them from your country.

информация о месте проектаReykjaví­k is a dynamic, modern city which lives in harmony with nature, using renewable energy sources. The world's northernmost capital bridges the Atlantic, situated between Europe and North America. Reykjaví­k is spread across a peninsula with a panoramic view of the mountains and the Atlantic. It is an international city with a lively cosmopolitan cultural scene surrounded by beautiful nature.

условия преэктаParticipation fee EUR 450 (Euros). The fee can either be transferred in advance via bank transfer, or paid in cash on arrival. It includes food, accommodation, transport from the meeting point to the camp (on the first day), activities, and one trip combined with the trash collection (Hot River or Reykjanes)

дополнительная информация проектаEnglish will be the language in the camp; intermediate conversational skills are needed.

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информация о местного партнераThe Environmentally Aware & Action project is part of a series of camps organised by SEEDS in cooperation with different partners. SEEDS collaborates with the Icelandic Ministry for Environment and Natural Resources, the City of Reykjaví­k, and several local stakeholders on a project to clean up the Icelandic coastline. Partners include the Blue Army, an organisation dedicated to the cause of coastal cleaning, SORPA, the waste collection & management entity in the capital area, and Whales of Iceland, an exhibit showcasing life-size models of whales and porpoises to educate the public about their lives and the impact of human activity on their existence.

информация о работе волонтераThis camp allows volunteers to learn about global and local environmental issues through non-formal activities such as workshops, discussions, presentations and visits, as well as to contribute directly to environment protection by joining outdoor cleanup tasks. These cleanup tasks may be arranged in partnership with the above mentioned organisations or run solely by SEEDS. We also aim to involve the local community, so some of our events may be open to the public. We hope participants will learn how to plan and carry out their own trash cleaning projects back at home. This project is based on similar activities around the world, where outstanding results have been achieved with volunteers. Volunteers can choose one of the two options below, included as hands-on volunteering activity in the camp: A day trip combining a visit to the Hellisheiði geothermal power plant, a trash collection in the area, and the Hot River Hike, a hike up a valley filled with hot springs where one can bathe. A day trip to the Reykjanes Peninsula, combined with a coastal cleanup in the area. Please note that all activities are subject to weather conditions and the availability of our partners. This camp combines learning, sharing, hands-on work and fun. No previous experience is needed. Volunteers should prepare to share environmental issues from their countries and be ready to spend time outdoors, walking medium to long distances during the cleanups, and during other activities such as sightseeing. Since a part of the project happens outdoors, volunteers should be ready to adapt and be flexible with the work and free-time schedule. Depending on the weather, we may not be able to perform some of the activities as planned.

жилище на местеSEEDS volunteers stay in a house in Reykjavík. The facilities are basic with an equipped kitchen, dining and living room, bathrooms, showers and a washing machine. Everyone is expected to show consideration for their companions. Accommodation is in shared rooms, with up to 6 people per room. Please bring your own towel. Volunteers will receive food supplies and will be in charge of cooking and cleaning. Please note the food SEEDS provides will be vegetarian. Do not forget to bring some traditional/typical food, drinks, recipes, music, games or movies from your country for the intercultural evening. Please be aware some items or ingredients may be expensive in Iceland and you will need to buy them yourselves or bring them from your country.

информация о месте проектаReykjaví­k is a dynamic, modern city which lives in harmony with nature, using renewable energy sources. The world's northernmost capital bridges the Atlantic, situated between Europe and North America. Reykjaví­k is spread across a peninsula with a panoramic view of the mountains and the Atlantic. It is an international city with a lively cosmopolitan cultural scene surrounded by beautiful nature.

условия преэктаParticipation fee EUR 450 (Euros). The fee can either be transferred in advance via bank transfer, or paid in cash on arrival. It includes food, accommodation, transport from the meeting point to the camp (on the first day), activities, and one trip combined with the trash collection (Hot River or Reykjanes)

дополнительная информация проектаEnglish will be the language in the camp; intermediate conversational skills are needed.

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информация о местного партнераSEEDS’ programme combines learning, sharing and hands-on activities. On top of that you get to know Iceland and its culture while having fun, exploring the city, its attractions and stunning nature, which you can experience in possible excursions. Participants should prepare to share environmental issues from their countries and be ready to spend time outdoors walking medium distances (up to 1,5 hours) during activities and sightseeing. Note this project is a learning/sharing camp and not a standard workcamp. This project has a smaller volunteer work part and puts a bigger emphasis on the personal learning process than on the community impact. SEEDS will organise a night photography and aurora hunting workshop in the city or in the vicinity of Reykjavík. Northern lights are a natural phenomenon depending on solar activity and meteorological conditions, so we cannot guarantee you will see northern lights, but the night photography workshop will be organised anyway.

информация о работе волонтераDuring this camp, participants can share their passion for (and learn more about) global & local environmental issues, as well as photography. If you are interested in topics such as climate change, waste management and sustainability, and you also love taking photos, then this project is for you! While developing artistic and technical photography skills, you will be focusing on environmental and sustainability issues through non-formal activities such as workshops, discussions, presentations and visits facilitated by SEEDS. One of our aims is to help create more environmentally aware consumers & travellers! You will visit local projects on environment and conservation. These may include hands-on activities or guided visits, such as outdoor cleanup tasks, a local fauna and/or flora exhibition or an Icelandic culture museum. Some of these activities are dependent on weather conditions, as on the availability of our partners. You will also have time to put the theory about photography into practice while exploring the city. At the end of the camp, the best photographs from each participant are selected for an online exhibition on SEEDS’ social media. Participants should bring their own digital cameras, lenses, tripods and laptops if possible.

жилище на местеSEEDS participants will stay in a house in Reykjavík. The facilities are basic with an equipped kitchen, dining and living room, bathrooms, showers and a washing machine. Participants sleep in shared rooms with up to 6 people so everyone is expected to behave considerately. Please bring your own towel. Participants will receive food supplies and be in charge of the cooking and cleaning activities. Note the food SEEDS provides will be vegetarian. Do not forget to bring some traditional/typical food, drinks, recipes, music or games from your country for the intercultural evening. Be aware some items or ingredients may be expensive in Iceland and you will need to buy them yourselves or bring them from your country.

информация о месте проектаReykjavík is a dynamic, modern city that lives in harmony with nature, using renewable energy sources. The world’s northernmost capital bridges the Atlantic, between Europe and North America. Reykjavík is spread across a peninsula with a panoramic view of the mountains and the Atlantic. It is an international city with a lively cosmopolitan cultural scene surrounded by beautiful nature.

дополнительная информация проектаEnglish will be the language in the camp; intermediate conversational skills are needed.

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информация о местного партнераThis camp is part of SEEDS’ ongoing efforts to raise awareness, promote engagement in environmental issues and to support sustainability, organic and permaculture farming, social inclusion, education and hands-on actions in the field. Volunteers will gain insights into local and global challenges through non-formal educational activities such as hands-on work, visits, discussions, and workshops. SEEDS volunteers have the opportunity to participate in different projects in collaboration with Landvernd (the Icelandic Environmental Organization), the EcoVillage at Sólheimar, the Icelandic Ministry for Environment and Natural Resources, Umhverfisstofnun (the Icelandic Environmental Agency) and Blái Herinn (the Blue Army). SEEDS volunteers will take on a variety of activities, depending on weather conditions and the needs of our partners including working in the forestry section and vegetable greenhouses in the EcoVillage, as well as participating in a nationwide project to raise awareness of ocean pollution, plastic waste, and engage the group in hands-on cleanup efforts in the area, allowing volunteers to make a direct impact!

информация о работе волонтераThe camp is based at Alviðra, which offers a range of activities to connect people with nature, such as community gardens, wildlife workshops, school programs, and hikes. As part of the camp, volunteers help maintain the center through tasks like gardening, renovating the house and other projects such as removing old fences to protect wildlife, marking walking paths, and potentially do forestry work like trimming or planting trees. This camp combines learning, sharing, hands-on work and fun. No previous experience is needed. Volunteers should be prepared to share environmental issues from their home countries and be ready to spend time outdoors. Volunteers should be ready to adapt and be flexible with the work and free-time schedule. Depending on the weather, we may not be able to perform some of the activities as planned.

жилище на местеSEEDS volunteers stay in an old farm which has been transformed into an environmental education centre. The facilities are basic with an equipped kitchen, dining and living room, bathroom, shower and a washing machine. Volunteers sleep in shared rooms, with up to 6 people per room. Volunteers will receive food supplies and will be in charge of cooking and cleaning. Please note the food SEEDS provides will be vegetarian. Do not forget to bring some traditional/typical food, drinks, recipes, music, games or movies from your country for the intercultural evening. Please be aware some items or ingredients may be expensive in Iceland and you will need to buy them yourselves or bring them from your country.

информация о месте проектаThe accommodation is located an hour drive south-east from Reykjavík. The house serves as an environmental-educational centre and sits under Ingólfsfjall, The Mountain of Ingólfur, with a view of Eyjafjallajökull where the volcanic eruptions began in March and April 2010. The place is registered as natural Icelandic heritage; the nature, vegetation and birdlife is rich in variety and quantity. The volunteers can enjoy outdoor activities in a peaceful and beautiful location with a small stream and a pond nearby. Hiking trails with maps about cultural heritage can be found throughout the area, which is a popular attraction among both foreign and local visitors. The nearest town, Selfoss, only 10 minutes-drive away, with 6500 inhabitants, is a centre of commerce and small industries where you find a geothermal swimming pool, shops, museums, cafés and bars. Additional excursions (e.g. Golden Circle, the South Shore or Reykjanes Peninsula or a day-trip to the city of Reykjavík) can be arranged at discount fares depending on time availability, weather conditions, and the number of volunteers interested. The weather may be cold or rainy, so we recommend bringing warm and/or waterproof clothes.

дополнительная информация проектаEnglish will be the language in the camp; intermediate conversational skills are needed.

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информация о местного партнераAre you ready for an enriching volunteer experience that combines education, culture, and community? Join the Library and Festive Camp Project in Nepal, where you will engage with local children in the Jitpurphedi community, located just outside Kathmandu. Through this unique opportunity, you will help improve literacy, promote cultural exchange, and celebrate one of Nepal s most cherished festivals.Part I: Library CampAbout the Library ProjectLibraries are essential spaces for learning, growth, and self-expression. Unfortunately, many schools in Nepal lack properly managed libraries and the resources necessary to develop students reading and writing skills. Through this project, we aim to improve library facilities and educate children and teachers about effectively using libraries for learning.The Library Camp will be organized in partnership with local schools. Volunteers will assist with creating and managing library spaces. You will be directly involved in maintaining the library, organizing materials, and facilitating activities that engage students with its resources.Objectives-Work to improve the library management system in schools and promote its use among children and teachers.-Help children develop their reading and writing skills.-Encourage students to enjoy learning through creative and interactive library-based activities.Key Activities-Library Maintenance: Clean, organize, and maintain library spaces to create a welcoming and functional learning environment.-Resource Organization: Sort and catalog books and other materials in a proper order for easy access.-Room Decoration: Paint and decorate the library room to make it more appealing and engaging for children.-Library Training: Conduct training sessions for children and teachers to ensure effective library use. This includes teaching them how to find books, use library resources, and maintain the library.-Reading and Writing Activities: Organize reading and writing activities involving children in creatively using library resources.-Library Promotion: Plan and execute campaigns to raise awareness about the importance of libraries and encourage their regular use.Desired Volunteer SkillsVolunteers with skills in arts and crafts, sports, music, dance, drama, or experience working with children are highly encouraged to apply. Your creativity and enthusiasm will be key to making the library an engaging and educational space for children.Part II: Festive Camp - Teej CelebrationAbout Teej FestivalTeej is a significant cultural festival celebrated by Nepali women. It symbolizes marital happiness and well-being, marked by vibrant celebrations that include fasting, feasting, singing, dancing, and various rituals. Married women celebrate Teej to ensure their husbands health and longevity while seeking purification for a good life.In the Festive Camp, volunteers will participate in the Teej celebration in the Jitpurphedi community.

информация о работе волонтераKey Activities-Library Maintenance: Clean, organize, and maintain library spaces to create a welcoming and functional learning environment.-Resource Organization: Sort and catalog books and other materials in a proper order for easy access.-Room Decoration: Paint and decorate the library room to make it more appealing and engaging for children.-Library Training: Conduct training sessions for children and teachers to ensure effective library use. This includes teaching them how to find books, use library resources, and maintain the library.-Reading and Writing Activities: Organize reading and writing activities involving children in creatively using library resources.-Library Promotion: Plan and execute campaigns to raise awareness about the importance of libraries and encourage their regular use.-Celebrate Teej with Local Women: Join the community in celebrating Teej, dancing, singing, and sharing in the festivities with local women.-Cultural Exchange: Engage in cultural activities that allow you to exchange traditions and learn about the significance of Teej, including rituals and artistic practices.-Dance Participation: Dance with the local women, joining them in their traditional celebrations and helping create a fun, collaborative atmosphere.

жилище на местеThe volunteers will stay with the host family/hostel identified by VIN. The living facilities are simple and basic. Male and female volunteers will share the same living area with separate rooms. The volunteers sleep on simple beds/mattresses. Please bring your sleeping bag.

информация о месте проектаThis campaign will take place in Tarakeshwor Municipality, located just 10-15 km from Kathmandu. The area is surrounded by beautiful hills, fields, and forests, offering a peaceful backdrop for engaging with the local community.

условия преэктаVolunteers with skills in arts and crafts, sports, music, dance, drama, or experience working with children are highly encouraged to apply. Your creativity and enthusiasm will be key to making the library an engaging and educational space for children.

дополнительная информация проектаThe fee for the Workcamp is 270 Euros (30 Euros for transportation), payable upon arrival at the VIN Office.

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информация о местного партнераAre you looking for an exciting opportunity to volunteer abroad? Join us at the Creative Classrooms work camp in Nepal, where you ll help enhance schools and inspire young minds. In addition, you ll experience a unique cultural exchange while celebrating Teej, one of Nepal s most vibrant festivals. This work camp is your chance to make a meaningful impact while immersing yourself in Nepal s rich traditions.Why Volunteer in Nepal?Nepal has stunning landscapes, a rich culture, and warm-hearted people. However, it also faces challenges, especially in rural areas like Okhaldhunga. Many schools in this region lack essential resources, and children from disadvantaged communities often miss a quality education. That s where you come inBy volunteering with VIN (Volunteers Initiative Nepal), you will directly contribute to community service in Nepal by helping improve educational facilities and teaching children in creative, fun ways. In this work camp, you will help create a child-friendly learning environment while gaining a deep understanding of Nepali culture and traditions.Part I: Creative Classrooms i Enhancing Schools and Inspiring Young Minds The Project Background:Okhaldhunga, located in Nepal s stunning Everest Region, is known for its natural beauty and cultural richness. However, due to its remote location, it faces challenges such as poor infrastructure and limited access to education. Schools in this region often lack proper classrooms, teaching materials, playgrounds, and even basic facilities like drinking water.The Creative Classrooms Workcamp aims to change this. As a volunteer, you ll help transform classrooms by painting and decorating them, renovating school areas, and creating an engaging space where children can learn and grow. Your efforts will make a real difference for children aged 6-12 from poor and marginalized communities.What Will You Do?1.Classroom Renovation: You will help paint and decorate classrooms to make them more vibrant and welcoming.2.Creative Teaching: Volunteer to teach Basic English and Mathematics through fun activities like art, music, and games.3.Health and Hygiene Awareness: Educate children about the importance of health and hygiene using engaging methods.4.Environmental Protection: Teach kids about protecting the environment through fun, creative activities.5.Cultural Exchange: You will meet local families, engage in community activities, and learn about Nepal s culture while sharing your own.Why it is Special:-Hands-on Experience: You will actively help improve local schools and contribute to a lasting change.-Creative Learning: Instead of traditional teaching methods, you will use art, music, and games to make learning fun and interactive.-Community Impact: Your work will directly benefit children in need, helping them get the education they deserve.-Cultural Exchange: By living and working with local people, you ll experience real Nepal, build

информация о работе волонтера1.Classroom Renovation: You will help paint and decorate classrooms to make them more vibrant and welcoming.2.Creative Teaching: Volunteer to teach Basic English and Mathematics through fun activities like art, music, and games.3.Health and Hygiene Awareness: Educate children about the importance of health and hygiene using engaging methods.4.Environmental Protection: Teach kids about protecting the environment through fun, creative activities.5.Cultural Exchange: You will meet local families, engage in community activities, and learn about Nepal s culture while sharing your own.-Teej Festival: Celebrate Teej with the local women, participate in traditional dances, and join in the fun and festivities.-Cultural Exchange: Learn about Teej, its significance, and how it is celebrated across Nepal.-Community Bonding: Build lasting connections with local women and gain a deeper understanding of Nepali culture.

жилище на местеThe volunteers will stay with the host family/hostel identified by VIN. The living facilities are simple and basic. Male and female volunteers will share the same living area with separate rooms. The volunteers sleep on simple beds/mattresses. Please bring your sleeping bag.

информация о месте проектаOur work camp is in Siddhicharan Municipality, nestled in the beautiful Okhaldhunga district, with stunning hills and fertile fields surrounding this remote area. The region is famous for its natural beauty and faces numerous challenges due to its isolation. Volunteers in this area can significantly impact local education and community life.

условия преэкта-Basic English should be spoken among the participants - Physically sound as per the project requirements.

дополнительная информация проектаThe fee for the Workcamp is 270 Euros (100 Euros for transportation), payable upon arrival at the VIN Office.

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информация о местного партнераKVDA is an indigenous, non-political and membership organization which is non-sectarian and non-profit making started in 1962 as a work camp organization registered under the Societies' Act. In 1993, KVDA was registered as a Non-Governmental organization by the establishment of the NGOs Coordination Act. Vision Statement of KVDA: We envisage KVDA as an organization with a large membership working towards the improvement of quality of life of the community. Mission Statement of KVDA: Mobilizing all-purpose resources to support community development initiatives. Core Values or Operating Principles · Promotion of voluntarism. · Transparency and accountability. · Participatory evaluation of projects. · Local community ownership of projects: · Continuous research and development. · Regular follow up of projects. · A learning organization. · Documentary evidence of processes and events. Strategic Objectives · Afford voluntary service opportunities to young people. · Mobilize communities to action. · Supplement formal education with experiential learning. · Create awareness amongst Kenyan communities about development issues. · Foster global peace, friendship and understanding. · Mobilizing all-purpose resources to promote grassroots development Values KVDA has a 62-year history of working to “develop against dependence“ while cultivating trust and friendships with volunteers and partner organizations all over the world. The three mandates of the organization are as follows: â–  The Association shall be a non-profit, non-governmental, non-religious and non-political Association, whose inspiration is the furtherance of peace, friendship, understanding, development, democracy and equality among peoples of different cultures and backgrounds. â–  The Association is dedicated to seeking opportunities for young men and women from diverse national, cultural and educational backgrounds to live, work and share life and experiences in order to improve their world, to provide voluntary services to marginalized communities, to acquire alternative education, to gather information and build international cooperation. â–  The Association is further dedicated to mobilizing resources within and across national borders to support community development initiatives whose aims are to eradicate poverty and human suffering as well as to promote democracy and justice among peoples.

информация о работе волонтераProject overview • Happy Me Happy You is a community-based organization set up to break the cycle of poverty in communities in Western Kenya. • The group is passionate not only to support beneficiaries but enhancing the program at the grassroots to make the difference. • The CBO has children as the priority with the number of students growing rapidly. The majority of the children are orphans who have grown up in extreme poverty with food scarcity • By supplementing their nutritional needs, providing clean water and other basic necessities, the CBO is dedicated to provide a conducive environment for learning. • The CBO supports parents and guardians to break the cycle of poverty in the community through food supplies, water filters, seedlings and generally enhancing the food security situation. Project Location: • The project is located in Kipkiran village, Kipchekwen sub-location, Banja location of Vihiga County. • The project is located 15 Kms from Majengo township along the main Kisumu-Kakamega road. Manual work and Intercultural activities: • Teaching children • Playing with children, engage in social activities and games • Cook and serve meals • Manual work at the school • Engage in team building activities with staff, fetch water for cooking and cleaning • Home visits to experience challenges of development • Inter-cultural education to foster global cooperation

жилище на месте• The host community will provide a house to accommodate the volunteers with basic living conditions. • Volunteers have an obligation to climb down the level of the people with the aim of exposure to development challenges. • KVDA will provide foodstuffs and volunteers will cook their own meals in turns. • Water is available from springs and it is recommended that drinking water should be boiled or medicated. • Mineral water available at supermarkets is recommended. • There is electricity connection at the project and solar energy in case of power outages and the volunteers can charge electric appliances at the project.

информация о месте проектаVolunteer have the opportunity to visit local villages and experience cultural diversity among the Tiriki people drawn from the legendary Luhya Community. KVDA offers educational tours to spectacular sites of interests and we welcome volunteers interested to request through email for specific information. We look forward to welcoming you to our wonderful country Kenya.

условия преэктаWHAT TO CARRY: • Working clothes, light clothes during working hours and warm clothes especially during camp fire. • Gloves • Mosquito net and mosquitoes’ repellent • Musical instrument {optional} • Sleeping bag, mat and a pillow. • Torch or flash light • Water purifiers {optional}. • Personal effects {i.e. soap, toothpaste, toiletries} • National flag of your country • Meals you will prepare to be shared among the participants during the cultural nights from your country. • Donations in form of books or learning materials appropriate for Primary school children, toys, balls, e.t.c. are welcome. • Kindly note that medical donations are inappropriate. • A happy and positive attitude

дополнительная информация проектаTHEME: Girl child education • Girls' education goes beyond getting girls into school. It is also about ensuring that girls learn and feel safe while in school; complete all levels of education with the skills to effectively compete in the labor market; learn the socio-emotional and life skills necessary to navigate and adapt to a changing world; make decisions about their own lives; and contribute to their communities and the world. • Girls' education is a strategic development priority. Better-educated women tend to be healthier, participate more in the formal labor market, earn higher incomes, have fewer children, marry at a later age, and enable better health care and education for their children, should they choose to become mothers. All these factors combined can help lift households, communities, and nations out of poverty. • According to UNESCO estimates, 130 million girls between the age of 6 and 17 are out of school and 15 million girls of primary-school age—half of them in sub-Saharan Africa— will never enter a classroom. • Poverty remains the most important factor for determining whether a girl can access an education. For example, in Nigeria, only 4 percent of poor young women in the North West zone can read compared with 99 percent of rich young women in the South East. Studies consistently reinforce that girls who face multiple disadvantages — such as low family income, living in remote or underserved locations, disability or belonging to a minority ethno-linguistic group — are farthest behind in terms of access to and completion of education. • Violence also negatively affects access to education and a safe environment for learning. For example, in Haiti, recent research highlights that one in three Haitian women (ages 15 to 49) has experienced physical and/or sexual violence, and that of women who received money for sex before turning 18 years old, 27 percent reported schools to be the most common location for solicitation. • Child marriage is also a critical challenge. Child brides are much more likely to drop out of school and complete fewer years of education than their peers who marry later. This affects the education and health of their children, as well as their ability to earn a living. According to a recent report, more than 41,000 girls under the age of 18 marry every day and putting an end to the practice would increase women's expected educational attainment, and with it, their potential earnings. According to estimates, ending child marriage could generate more than $500 billion in benefits annually each year • Every day, girls face barriers to education caused by poverty, cultural norms and practices, poor infrastructure, violence, and fragility. The WBG has joined with governments, civil society organizations, multilateral organization, the private sector, and donors to advance multi-sectoral approaches to overcome these challenges. Working together with girls and women, the WBG focus includes: • Providing conditional cash transfers, stipends or scholarships; • Reducing distance to school; • Targeting boys and men to be a part of discussions about cultural and societal practices; • Ensuring gender-sensitive curricula and pedagogies; • Hiring and training qualified female teachers; • Building safe and inclusive learning environments for girls and young women; • Ending child/early marriage; and • Addressing violence against girls and women

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информация о местного партнераKVDA is an indigenous, non-political and membership organization which is non-sectarian and non-profit making started in 1962 as a work camp organization registered under the Societies' Act. In 1993, KVDA was registered as a Non-Governmental organization by the establishment of the NGOs Coordination Act. Vision Statement of KVDA: We envisage KVDA as an organization with a large membership working towards the improvement of quality of life of the community. Mission Statement of KVDA: Mobilizing all-purpose resources to support community development initiatives. Core Values or Operating Principles · Promotion of voluntarism. · Transparency and accountability. · Participatory evaluation of projects. · Local community ownership of projects: · Continuous research and development. · Regular follow up of projects. · A learning organization. · Documentary evidence of processes and events. Strategic Objectives · Afford voluntary service opportunities to young people. · Mobilize communities to action. · Supplement formal education with experiential learning. · Create awareness amongst Kenyan communities about development issues. · Foster global peace, friendship and understanding. · Mobilizing all-purpose resources to promote grassroots development Values KVDA has a 62-year history of working to “develop against dependence“ while cultivating trust and friendships with volunteers and partner organizations all over the world. The three mandates of the organization are as follows: â–  The Association shall be a non-profit, non-governmental, non-religious and non-political Association, whose inspiration is the furtherance of peace, friendship, understanding, development, democracy and equality among peoples of different cultures and backgrounds. â–  The Association is dedicated to seeking opportunities for young men and women from diverse national, cultural and educational backgrounds to live, work and share life and experiences in order to improve their world, to provide voluntary services to marginalized communities, to acquire alternative education, to gather information and build international cooperation. â–  The Association is further dedicated to mobilizing resources within and across national borders to support community development initiatives whose aims are to eradicate poverty and human suffering as well as to promote democracy and justice among peoples.

информация о работе волонтераVISION To be the best cultural performers and handicraft makers in Kenya MISSION To create an environment where personal and cultural change that support each other in the context of community. GOALS AND OBJECTIVES 1. To establish a presence of a successful suppler of soapstone carvings, clay and wooden artifacts locally and internationally. 2. To gain a substantial market share of the artifacts and cultural performance and tourist centre at local and international level. 3. To run orphanage home to cater for orphans and children from poor families for their shelter, food and education. 4. To engage into community development for empowering women and youth for them to be self-reliant in generating income and being in touch with socio-political realities in the country and at international level. 5. To engage into voluntary services at local and international level with interested organizations who have common objectives with our organizations to improves living standards of human beings across the world. BACKGROUND Nyamira missionaries was founded and registered with social development in 2002 in Kenya. The organization is located at Nyaramba -Nyamira County in South Nyanza Region of Kenya. The organization consists of 137 members consisting men, women, youth who vary the age of 18 years to even 80 years. The organization has the office at Nyaramba market in Nyamira county about 10 km from Nyamira town on way to Ikonge town ship center. The organization is managed is managed by executive committee that consists of chairperson, vice chairperson, the secretary, Vice Secretary, Treasurer and 5 members. The organization runs the following projects; Manual work and Intercultural activities: • Weaving • Art work • Women training on self-awareness and confidence building • Home visits to experience challenges of development

жилище на месте• The host community will provide a house to accommodate the volunteers with basic living conditions. • Volunteers have an obligation to climb down the level of the people with the aim of exposure to development challenges. • KVDA will provide foodstuffs and volunteers will cook their own meals in turns. • Water is available from springs and it is recommended that drinking water should be boiled or medicated. • Mineral water available at supermarkets is recommended. • There is electricity connection at the project and so the volunteers can use electric appliances.

информация о месте проектаVolunteer have the opportunity to visit local villages and experience cultural diversity among the legendary Kisii Community. KVDA offers educational tours to spectacular sites of interests and we welcome volunteers interested to request through email for specific information. We look forward to welcoming you to our wonderful country Kenya.

условия преэктаWHAT TO CARRY: • Working clothes, light clothes during working hours and warm clothes especially during camp fire. • Gloves • Mosquito net and mosquitoes’ repellent • Musical instrument {optional} • Sleeping bag, mat and a pillow. • Torch or flash light • Water purifiers {optional}. • Personal effects {i.e. soap, toothpaste, toiletries} • National flag of your country • Meals you will prepare to be shared among the participants during the cultural nights from your country. • Donations in form of books or learning materials appropriate for Primary school children, toys, balls, e.t.c. are welcome. • Kindly note that medical donations are inappropriate. • A happy and positive attitude

дополнительная информация проектаTHEME: Entrepreneurship skills training SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES -To train women on entrepreneurship skills and financial management -To empower men, women and community leaders on leadership -To build capacity of women on life skills and self-confidence ACTIVITIES -Women training on self-awareness and confidence building -Women training on entrepreneurship skills and financial management -Meetings and media campaign on women empowerment in leadership TARGET GROUPS Activity 1: Young women aged 18 - 35 Activity 2: Young women aged 18 - 35 Activity 3: Young women aged 18 – 35 - Men aged 18-35 - Community leaders 35+ METHODS: Energizers, group discussions, group presentations, audio, videos, site visits, testimonies INDICATORS Objective 1: a) Number of women have increased knowledge on entrepreneurship skills and financial management; b) Number of women have started their own business Objective 2: a) number of women and man having skills on leadership; b) number of women competing for leadership positions; c) number of women who are participating in community meeting Objective 3: a) number of speeches to women in the community; b) number of women taking local leadership roles in the community

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информация о местного партнераWill be organized together with MCE (Mongolian workCamps Exchange) and one of the secondary schools in the suburb of Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. Mongolia has 12 years Secondary school system. Until 1990 kids/students were studying only Russian as a second language. But since 1990 we changed our political and economical system. Since this time we have chance to study the 3rd language. But English studying is still very poor and MCE is always focusing to improve it.

информация о работе волонтераThe main work will be to teach English, song, and games to the kids which can be advantageous for them to find jobs and also to exchange with international volunteers, in the future. Also, some renovation works. We may also do some workshops with them for Asian common actions of NVDA for forests.

жилище на местеYouth hostel. Need to bring a sleeping bag! Cooked by volunteers, the Shower will be available every day.

информация о месте проектаUlaanbaatar. Half of the population in the country (3.5 million) live in this capital city. Don't worry about the weather, we will work and live in the warm inside.

условия преэктаTo like kids and be flexible/ adaptable.

дополнительная информация проектаThe additional fee of 250 USD for full term of participation and 180 USD for 1 week participation (or equivalent amount of MNT or Euro by current rate of Mongolian bank) should be paid on your arrival directly.

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информация о местного партнераFor this project, IBG works with two local partners: The Alte Ziegelei Mainz, the former brick factory, was shut down in the 1970s. In the 19th century, brick production was an important part of regional industry and contributed significantly to the construction development of Mainz and the surrounding area. For decades, the brickworks produced building materials for numerous residential and industrial buildings. These are protected historic monuments now and offer home for a drama school, a nursery, accommodation for refugees, an adult education center, an unemployment initiative, and the Association for the Environment and Nature Conservation. It offers citizens space for private parties at two barbecue areas. The outdoor area has been redesigned taking into account the old clay pits and natural features. A near-natural system of woodlands, orchards, and meadows has been created, alternating with agricultural land. The Forest Ober-Olm (approx. 5km from the Alte Ziegelei) is home to the Forest Nature Conservation Centre (WNZ), an environmental education facility with the UN's SDGs as guiding principles. Numerous groups come to the WNZ for environmental education events, public campaigns, and the maintenance of the Ober-Olmer Forest nature reserve. During the international Workcamp, an exhibition opening with students from the Mainz Art Academy is planned at the WNZ.

информация о работе волонтераWorking with clay, traditional building methods, landscape and nature conservation, and environmental education tools are the main tasks of this international Workcamp. Two main areas of work will appoint two taskforces: 1) In the cultural centre Alte Ziegelei Mainz (translation: Former Brickworks Mainz) you re-point the masonry of the historic ring kiln, do landscape conservation work and various tasks on the grounds of the old brickworks and in the brick museum. 2) In the Waldnaturschutzzentrum (translation: Forest Nature Conservation Centre) you construct a clay oven. This clay oven will be available for use on public dates, e.g. for baking pizza. There are also plans to hold regular baking days at the site, where interested parties can bake their own bread on site. There are numerous other activities to enjoy on site, e.g. in the WaldArtenGarten (translation: ForestSpeciesGarden), which was created during the last international workcamp. There, work involves some biotope maintenance and assistance with the opening of an exhibition at the art college.

жилище на местеYou stay in several rooms in the cultural center Alte Ziegelei Mainz. The standard of the accommodation is rather basic: A kitchen, toilets, showers, and camping beds are available. Please bring your sleeping bag. The entire group does grocery shopping, cooking, and cleaning together. Food will be bought with the camp budget. To minimize our carbon footprint on the planet, we encourage volunteers to reduce meat and try more environmentally-friendly meals.

информация о месте проектаMainz is a vibrant city with approximately 230'000 inhabitants – rich in cultural life, sights, and history. It is quite easy to reach by train or plane (Frankfurt Airport is very close). You will have the opportunity of joint actions with local volunteers active in nature conservation associations followed by a ‘Festival of Cultures' with culinary specialties from around the world.

условия преэктаThis project is a Volunteering Team within the European Solidarity Corps program. Volunteers have to have legal residency in an EU country; there is a strict age limit of 18 to 30 years. The participation to the ESC Volunteering Teams is subject to several principles and conditions, presented on the ESC webpage: https://europa.eu/youth/solidarity/mission_en + Volunteers do not have to pay any fee (not sending, nor participation fee) to attend the project and will receive a financial support for their travel, according to a maximum amount established in accordance with their travel distance and upon the presentation of original tickets; + Volunteers need to enroll in the PASS, the ESC Portal; then IBG will organize their matching, on the online system, with the volunteering project; + Volunteers will receive pocket money, calculated on basis of 7€/day, once they arrive on the project; + Volunteers will have to complete a participation report, submitted online through the portal.

дополнительная информация проектаPlease be aware that ticks can be an issue after spending a lot of time outdoors. In our General Info Sheet you will find suggestions on how you can protect yourself against them. Consider to check whether a vaccination against the tick-borne disease TBE makes sense and is possible in your home country. This camp supports the International Year of Volunteers for Sustainable Development by the United Nations and highlights our contribution to the Sustainable Development Goals defined for Quality Education (4), Sustainable Cities and Communities (11), and Climate Action (13).

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