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Are you interested in volunteering, but don't see an assignment that matches your skill set? We might have an assignment for you! Please send your cover letter and resume to recruitment@uniterra.ca.
Put your skills, expertise, and know-how to good use to help build a fairer world.
The Uniterra program, carried out by WUSC and CECI since 2004, allows you to make a lasting commitment to increasing the economic power of women and youth around the world.
Find the right assignment for you on the map. Or view all assignments available: short and long term volunteering, student volunteering and corporate volunteering.
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#OneWorldinAction Photo Exposition
Discover the inspiring actions of the #OneWorldInAction photo exposition participants who contribute to a more inclusive, equitable and sustainable world, in Canada and overseas.
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International Seminar 2019 in Malawi
The 2019 International Seminar will be held in Malawi in Summer 2019! This year's theme is "Youth Leadership for Refugee Self Reliance". Apply now!
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Case study : The Atitlán Recicla Project
Driving Collective Impact for Women's Economic Empowerment and Environmental Sustainability.
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Case study : Zoona, a digital money transfer service
Discover how Uniterra volunteers supported the expansion of a Southern African company, Zoona, into Malawi, transforming the financial and entrepeneurship landscape.
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Case Study : MAS Intimates and the Uniterra program
A partnership for women’s economic empowerment in the apparel manufacturing sector.
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Case Study : Cultural Tourism Enterprises as a way out of poverty?
“It takes a minimum of 8 people to form a CTE. Each $1 received by a CTE member benefi ts an average of 10 people...”
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Case study : Designing wonder : Marketing handicrafts to tourists in Bolivia
“We have received strong support from Uniterra volunteers in the elaboration of a specific plan for the handicraft sector...”
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Case Study : Scaling up shea nuts harvesting and marketing in Burkina Faso
In the shea sector value chain, women harvest the nuts and represent 80% of the sector’s labour force.
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Explore new business opportunities
We work with Canadian businesses interested in making a contribution to sustainable and inclusive economic development in our countries of intervention.
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Engage your employees in international volunteering!
Cultivate loyalty, commitment and skills development among your employees while contributing to positive, lasting change in developing countries!
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Apply your business skills overseas
Sarah went overseas to create positive change for thousands of women. Find out how. #EarningByGiving #GetHighered
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Case Study : Adaptive management in a post-disaster context
How could Uniterra best support relief efforts to contribute to the economic recovery phase? How relevant was our original programming in the aftermath of this catastrophe?
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Case Study : Economic Empowerment of Nepalese Women and Marginalized Groups
At the Balaju School of Engineering and Technology