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International People’s Project
International People's Project (IPP) is a chance for adult members to experience the CISV difference. Here's your chance to work on a specific humanitarian project with other adults from around the world. Each IPP project is designed with adult schedules in mind, lasting from 14 to 21 days. The three main components of IPP are Education, Service and Fun. Each project is a collaboration between a CISV hosting chapter and a like minded organization (LMO) in that community. A bond between the two is established, and a project is designed around the mission of the LMO that can be enhanced or accomplished by the hard working, enthusiastic CISV delegates. Each project usually consists of 3 delegates from each of 8 nations, plus staff.
International People's Project: for 19 to 99 year olds; deadline to apply is Dec 1, 2007
Beira, Mozambique, 7/11/08-8/1/08, Theme: Sustainability in developing and developed countries; create greenhouse with partner organzation; identify trees and create path for tours to promote preserving of landscape, hold educational workshop for local children and for guides of forest
Quezon City, Philippines; 7/7/08-7/26/08: Theme: Livelihood for Sustainable Development; work on several projects with partner organization in working with the Mangyan tribe of Mindoro to explore ways to achieve sustainable development, while preserving their unique heritage.
Contact Camila Ojeda camilaluana13@hotmail.com
Kathy Kyne kathyk20@earthlink.net
International People's Project: for 19 to 99 year olds; deadline to apply is Dec 1, 2007
Beira, Mozambique, 7/11/08-8/1/08, Theme: Sustainability in developing and developed countries; create greenhouse with partner organzation; identify trees and create path for tours to promote preserving of landscape, hold educational workshop for local children and for guides of forest
Quezon City, Philippines; 7/7/08-7/26/08: Theme: Livelihood for Sustainable Development; work on several projects with partner organization in working with the Mangyan tribe of Mindoro to explore ways to achieve sustainable development, while preserving their unique heritage.
Contact Camila Ojeda camilaluana13@hotmail.com
Kathy Kyne kathyk20@earthlink.net
