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Songs, dances, testimonies by volunteers in Cambodia
03 November 2005, 18:08
by Ruby Banez

We have started preparations since last month for this year's IVD celebration in Cambodia. The UN Volunteers have unanimously decided to highlight the event through a celebration that would feature a concert of songs about volunteerism - wherein volunteer songs that were composed in 2001 as part of IYV event then would be interpreted by volunteers not only from UNV but from other local and foreign volunteer organizations in Cambodia (like VSO, VSA, KOICA, AYADP and others), dance numbers would be rendered by a group of volunteer PLHAs (people living with AIDS) and sharing of testimonies from selected volunteers - as to how volunteerism has changed their lives.

The celebration is to be coupled with an exhibit of photos of volunteers in action, distribution of materials and other document on volunteerism produced by the participating volunteer organizations and display/sale of products made by volunteers.

Among the list guests are the heads of UN agencies in Cambodia, representatives from UNV host organizations, colleagues from UNDP, all UNVs, and representative number from the different volunteer organizations in Cambodia.  

Ruby Banez

UNV PO for Cambodia
UNDP Office - Cambodia
P.O. Box 877
Phnom Penh

From: IVD 2005 Blog

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Posted by: kulwant   Date: 13 November 2005 12:45   From: India, Chandigarh
Cambodia deserves all the volunteers' help in cleaning up the past and recreating a vibrant society. UNV community is doing a great service to the people of Cambodia. I was a military observer in 1992-93 and have very fond memories of hard working people, innocent children and war-affected generations. I met Kirill, the UNV working with the UNHCR in Phnom Penh and seeing his enthusiasm and details of his panorama on refugee cinema held in Phnom Penh, I could judge what an impact UNV can have on a country and overall UN effort. Keep up the celebrations and follow up thereafter.

KK





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