
Volunteers Increase Productivity at Safeplan Uganda
Who is a volunteer?
A volunteer is anyone who is willing to assist or help another person or group of people with goods or services which benefit the receiver normally at no cost or without expecting return.
Volunteers normally offers their kind assistance in various forms, physically, emotionally, financially or steward to his/her recipients, this can be done online or onsite by the individual or group of individuals.
Our Network of Volunteers!
The volunteers have helped to produce tremendous results such as producing organization financial policy, improving accounting system, shaping our presence on social media, developing human resource policy manual and giving general guidance on other organization activities.
Safeplan Uganda have been working with volunteers from Moving worlds, Ayni Cooperazione and other individuals who choose to offer their skills and expertise to the organization.
The beautiful and eye-catching website of Safeplan Uganda was developed with the help of Chiara Cattaneo, assisted by Chiara Giordani - a web developer.
Our accounting system was organized by Jacopo Fava, Social Impact Consultant | Responsible Tourism expert at Moving Worlds.
To see Safeplan Uganda activities on social media please thank Federica Sibilla, an Italian Global Marketing Expert based in Germany.
To reach more women and communities with Gender Just Climate Solution - all appreciations to Maria Angeles Lopez, a Spanish Sustainability Manager based in Germany and Lindsey Jones Renaud, a consultant. The Gender Just Climate Solution project aims to raise a collective voice of women to demand their rights to property and put pressure to reduce sugarcane plantations in Masindi. To read more about this project please visit Gender Just Climate Solution.
Safeplan Uganda has a great experience with volunteers from across the world. We invite you to read more about each volunteers contribution to Safeplan Uganda here at Volunteers.
MovingWorlds
MovingWorlds operates a global platform that convenes partners from all sectors to build a more equitable, just, and sustainable economy by empowering social enterprises, and the people working with — and within — them.
To request for volunteers please visit https://movingworlds.org/.
To learn more if you have a project with Moving Worlds click Movingworlds experteering and request an intro with a volunteer.
Ayni Cooperazione
The story of Ayni Cooperazione begins with Chiara and Ivan in Genova, Italy and with their dedication and passion for social causes. Both young founders have sustained various roles in social organizations – as volunteers and managers alike. Their mission: promote international volunteering as a tool of personal development and social change. With the Ayni Network, they bring the development world closer to those who want to make change. Read more on how to request a volunteer.
The Article was published by: Akena Daniel-Safeplan Uganda
Average Rating
4 thoughts on “Volunteers Increase Productivity at Safeplan Uganda”
Leave a Reply Cancel reply
More Stories
Women in Masindi use Boda Boda to Sell Honey.
[siteorigin_widget class="SiteOrigin_Widget_Hero_Widget"][/siteorigin_widget][siteorigin_widget class="SiteOrigin_Widget_Headline_Widget"][/siteorigin_widget] Easy transport, which Saves time! If you visit most parts of East Africa and Uganda, in particular,...
Celebrating Joan Kabakama in Safeplan Uganda
[siteorigin_widget class="SiteOrigin_Widget_Image_Widget"][/siteorigin_widget] Joan holds a diploma in Public administration and management from Ibanda University. Before she joined Safeplan Uganda, and...
Stakeholder’s Meeting Held on 21st/April/2022
Today, 21st/April/2022 we had a fruitful discussion with district leaders from Masindi District local government, Some of the issues discussed...
Dear safeplanuganda.org admin, Thanks for the well-structured and well-presented post!
To the safeplanuganda.org webmaster, You always provide great examples and case studies.
Dear safeplanuganda.org admin, Nice post!
Dear Sir/Madam,
Thank you so much for your comments look forward to our upcoming report on how bee keeping is impacting women’s lives in Masindi
Daniel