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United Nations VolunteersUNV Work in Papua New GuineaThe United Nations Volunteers (UNV) is the UN organization that provides the technical assistance of high quality international development professionals to governments, NGOs, and civil society groups at both national and local levels. It is administered by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). UNV supports sustainable human development globally through the promotion of volunteerism and the mobilization of volunteers. It serves the causes of peace and development by enhancing opportunities for people's participation. It supports the notion that volunteerism is universal, inclusive, diverse and is embedded in all cultures. UNV embraces volunteer actions in all its diversity. Voluntary action, in its various forms, brings benefits to others as well as to the individual volunteer. It makes important economic and social contributions, and contributes to creating social capital and cohesion by helping to build trust and reciprocity among people.
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News and EventsFebruary 2010 October 2009 Focus on Gender-based Violence continues September 2009 PNG Government committed to developing National Anti-Corruption Strategy UN Stand Up Take Action Campaign Launched in PNG August 2009 PNG businesses fight corruption Climate Change Threatens Human Security in the Pacific Islands, Top Panel Warns Opening remarks by Mr Ajay Chhibber at the Climate Change Side Event July 2009 International Day in support of victims of torture June 2009 Uniting to combat climate change May 2009 UNDP Celebrates World Environment Day 2009 March 2009 Engaging Men and Boys to End Violence against Women and Achieve Gender Equality PNG hosts the launch of the Pacific Financial Inclusion Programme January 2009 PNG to boost number of female MPs |
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