http://www.tigblog.org/group/gu What's on the minds of young leaders from around the globe? en-us http://www.tigblog.org/group/gu/post/241695 Namaskaar.

We are trying to work for youth enterprenuership development in Nepal. But we have not enough idea to work in this field. We need your support to get the target.

If you have any idea then plz send us at gunepal@yahoogroups.com or idkrishna@gmail.com. We warmly welcome your ideas and suggesstions.

And also anyone who are intrerested to help financially then they may also can. Because we need those kind of supporting hand.

Okay friends and followers, please help us.

Krishna Giri
youth affaris
GU Nepal, Kathmandu.
idkrishna@gmail.com
sweat_life_with_u2005@yahoo.com
]]> Tue, 14 Aug 2007 03:53:00 EDT http://www.tigblog.org/group/gu/post/241695 http://www.tigblog.org/group/gu/post/241089 Sat, 11 Aug 2007 10:53:00 EDT http://www.tigblog.org/group/gu/post/241089 http://www.tigblog.org/group/gu/post/218901 If you have time please visit the Yu Tok Blog on www.yutok.wordpress.com

regards
Rex]]> Thu, 14 Jun 2007 19:59:00 EDT http://www.tigblog.org/group/gu/post/218901 -1.9666667 147.1166667-1.9666667147.1166667 http://www.tigblog.org/group/gu/post/211157


GLOBAL UNIFICATION AFGHANISTAN


GU Afghanistan Country Team
First Meeting - 26 May 2007

Participants:

1. Yama Enayat
2. Mohammad Shafi Anwary
3. Emal Karimi
4. Negina Saquib
5. Maryam Shah

AGENDA:

 GU/GU Afghanistan introduction:
 GU Afghanistan representative team members introduction
 Clarification of GU 8 Agenda Principles
 Discussion Local recognition of GU by the Country's Authorities
 Discussion on opening of a bank account on the name of GU Country name
 Discussion on official inauguration of GU Center for Country
 Responsibility of team members, Utilization of time for GU Afghanistan Activities

The meeting started at 02:45.

GU INTRODUCTION:
Mr. Yama Enayat briefly introduced GU, its constitution, mission and vision, activities and aims, and the importance of establishing GU Afghanistan Country Team to the participants. He also mentioned that a copy of the GU constitution is available at GU-Afghanistan project at http://projects.takingitglobal.org/GU-Afghanistan/docs/ as well as at Global Unification official website www.globalunification.com.

MEMBERS INTRODUCTION:

The committee members were introduced to each other and all members showed interest on working with GU Afghanistan for the advancement of humanity in the country.

GU 8 PRINCIPLES AGENDA:

The committee members were briefed on the GU 8 principle agenda and it’s mentioned that the responsibility of GU Afghanistan will be based on the GU 8 principle agenda which are:

 A National Representative
 A National Committee of 11 or 13 members
 Five Working commissions for the five pillars domain
 Five working action plans from the different working commissions.
 Local recognition of GU by the Country's Authorities.
 Recommendation of Patrons and Matrons for National and Regional Levels.
 Opening of a bank account on the name of GU Country name.
 Official inauguration of GU Center for Country.

ACTIVITIES AND ASSIGNMENTS:

• According to the GU 8 Principle agenda, the committee members agreed to officially register the GU Afghanistan with the government authorities, it should be registered either with the Ministry of Economic or the Afghanistan Investment support Agency (AISA) www.aisa.org.af.

As a result Mr. Emal Karimi, one of the GU Afghanistan team members is assigned to make an appointment with the Ministry of Economy officials and discuss with them the matter, and present the information and process of registration at the next meeting.

At the same time, information from AISA (Afghanistan Investment Support Agency) will be collected by Mr. Yama Enayat for the purpose of GU Registration.

• The GU Afghanistan Team approved to establish the GU IT center in first step, which will host the other programs. Therefore an action plan is required and should be developed to explain the needs, planning, budget, and implementation and evaluation process of this project.

• Ms. Maryam Shah and Ms. Negina Saquib requested to arrange all the GU Afghanistan future meetings at 02:30 pm on Saturdays.

• Mr. Mohammad Shafi Anwary will be taking care of the venue until the GU IT center is established.

All the committee members who were present at the meeting agreed to arrange the GU Afghanistan meetings two times in a month (each 15 days) to discuss the status of activities.

The meeting finished at 5:00 pm.

NEXT MEETING:

The next meeting will be on Saturday 9th June 2007.
The next meeting agenda will be sent latter to all team members and asking to confirm participation.

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The first meeting of Global Unification Afghanistan team members will take place as per bellow date and time, your comments; suggestion and sharing of your experience for the bellow mentioned agenda will be highly appreciated.

To share your experience with us for the bellow mentioned agenda please contact at: yama_enayat@globalunification.com

To view the colander for this meeting please visit our colander at:

http://calendar.yahoo.com/yama.enayat


MEETING AGENDA:

• GU/GU Afghanistan introduction:
• GU Afghanistan representative team members introduction
• Clarification of GU 8 Agenda Principles
• Discussion Local recognition of GU by the Country's Authorities
• Discussion on opening of a bank account on the name of GU Country name
• Discussion on official inauguration of GU Center for Country
• Responsibility of team members, Utilization of time for GU Afghanistan Activities

Date: Saturday May 26, 2007
Time: 2:30 pm - 4:00 pm (GMT +04:30 Kabul)
Location: ATFC Head Offie
Street: House # 2, Behind Estiqlal Hospital Next to Alawuddin Orphanage, Dar-ul-Aman Road, Kabul - Afghanistan
City State Zip: Kabul, KBL 26000 Y! Maps
Phone: +93 799 316770

Will you attend? RSVP to this invitation: yama_enayat@globalunification.com
]]> Tue, 22 May 2007 03:53:00 EDT http://www.tigblog.org/group/gu/post/208283 34.5338889 69.168333334.533888969.1683333 http://www.tigblog.org/group/gu/post/203761
Global Unification has developed 8 agenda principles to organize a team from each country. So that it can be expand its mission and vision all over the world through effective and efficient network.

GU 8 Agenda Principles

GU has 8 agenda principles and it will guide for formation GU Country team.

The responsibility will be based on the 8 agenda principles.
1. A National Representative
2. A National Committee of 11 or 13 members (See below for explanation of committee)
3. Five Working commissions for the five pillars domain (See GU Program on the website (http://www.globalunification.com/programs.php) for details)
4. Five working action plans from the different working commissions.
5. Local recognition of GU by the Country's Authorities.
6. Recommendation of Patrons and Matrons for National and Regional Levels.
7. Opening of a bank account on the name of GU Country name.
8. Official inauguration of GU Center for Country.

FORMATION OF 11 MEMBERS NATIONAL COMMITTEE
1. National Representative
2. Secretary to the committee
3. Regional/Provincial Representative to the city where the National committee is.
4. Legal Adviser (Certified Lawyer)
5. Financial Administrator (Chartered accountant)
6. Treasurer (To assist financial administrator and in charge of GU country's Materials)
7. National Coordinator - Media (Certified Journalist)
8. National Coordinator - GU Center (IT and Management consultant)
9. National Coordinator - Advocacy, Lobbying Campaign
10. National Coordinator - Youths Affairs
11. National Coordinator - Women Affairs
12. National Coordinator - Children Affairs.
13. Linguist (Translator)

Global Unification hearty welcomes to all active people who are dedicated for advancing humanity with a team according to 8 agenda principles.

Thank you
Global Unification
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View Presentation

Global Unification

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"Ask not what Africa can do for you; ask what you can do for Africa."

This campaign was established for the purpose of uniting the African people of the world to come together in one voice, to work together as one action, and with our united effort create one Africa.

We believe the time has come for the Global African Community to prove to themselves, once and for all, that they are neither negligent nor complacent.

Up until now all pressure to assist in developing the African Continent has come from International Organizations, which are, in most cases, non-African. So far their efforts have yielded success in garnering support for the cancellation of debts to the poorest countries of Africa, but their still remains much work to be done.

Historically, we believe the time has arrived for the Global African Community to take matters into their own hands in assisting in the development process of Africa and its people.

We must prove to the world, once and for all, that we are not complacent; but rather a determined force, when we are well informed, more than capable of lobbying and supporting our leaders, to ensure they make the correct decisions which will create positive changes to the African People. As we are well aware democracy is a veritable platform to achieve these goals and we need to continue to stress the importance of free speech as a vital key for development and progress.

Without a united determination of the Global African Leaders, striving for positive change, the efforts so far gained from the international community will be in vain.

Our generation will not tolerate this outcome, hence the introduction of the
"1 Voice, 1 Action, 1 Africa" Campaign.

Click here to Sign

Global Unification
]]> Wed, 09 May 2007 21:08:00 EDT http://www.tigblog.org/group/gu/post/200639 -28.0 153.4333333-28.0153.4333333 http://www.tigblog.org/group/gu/post/198169
Beware of this Fraudulent Scheme currently using our Organisation's name and logo to make money.

The fraud involves a conference in the UK and USA held on our behalf asking for 350 pounds to be transferred to Mr Diorgu Gomez. C through "Moneygram Money transfer" The e-mail address and telephone number they are using are as follows:

e-mail - unglobalunification@bigstring.com
telephone - +44 703 191 3949

If this person contacts you or if you receive an invitation from them, please contact us immediately via gu_administration@globalunification.com

http://www.globalunification.com]]> Sat, 05 May 2007 23:02:00 EDT http://www.tigblog.org/group/gu/post/198169 http://www.tigblog.org/group/gu/post/190879
Our members are working days and nights to form the Afghanistan team and establish the GU Center in this country.

Afghanistan is located in the heart of Asia, with 647,500 km² area, 31,056,997 (July 2006 est.) population and 8% (2005 est.) GDP. Its capital is “Kabul” which is a beautiful city and the national languages of the country are (Dari Pashto).

To get more information about the GU Afghanistan Activities please visit our project at TIG,

http://projects.takingitglobal.org/GU-Afghanistan

More about Afghanistan:

Background:
Ahmad Shah DURRANI unified the Pashtun tribes and founded Afghanistan in 1747. The country served as a buffer between the British and Russian empires until it won independence from notional British control in 1919. A brief experiment in democracy ended in a 1973 coup and a 1978 Communist counter-coup. The Soviet Union invaded in 1979 to support the tottering Afghan Communist regime, but withdrew 10 years later under relentless pressure by internationally supported anti-Communist mujahedin rebels. A civil war between mujahedin factions erupted following the 1992 fall of the Communist regime. The Taliban, a hardline Pakistani-sponsored movement that emerged in 1994 to end the country's civil war and anarchy, seized Kabul in 1996 and most of the country outside of opposition Northern Alliance strongholds by 1998. Following the 11 September 2001 terrorist attacks, a US, Allied, and Northern Alliance military action toppled the Taliban for sheltering Osama BIN LADIN. In late 2001, a conference in Bonn, Germany, established a process for political reconstruction that included the adoption of a new constitution and a presidential election in 2004, and National Assembly elections in 2005. On 7 December 2004, Hamid KARZAI became the first democratically elected president of Afghanistan. The National Assembly was inaugurated on 19 December 2005.

Flag Description:
three equal vertical bands of black (hoist), red, and green, with a gold emblem centered on the red band; the emblem features a temple-like structure encircled by a wreath on the left and right and by a bold Islamic inscription above

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Global Unification is working for advancing humanity. We are striving to develop the network all over the world. So that it makes easier to join hands together for betterment of the world. We have defined the rules and regulation to join individual hand to team hands to ultimately global hands. The unity of the global hands will able to make harmonious world. The world without poverty. The GU Constitution will guide you to go forward for advancing humanity.
Visit for GU Constitution http://www.globalunification.com/constitution.php

Thank you
GU]]> Tue, 24 Apr 2007 09:42:00 EDT http://www.tigblog.org/group/gu/post/188875 -28.0 153.4333333-28.0153.4333333 http://www.tigblog.org/group/gu/post/185039
Thank you
Global Unification
]]> Thu, 19 Apr 2007 03:21:00 EDT http://www.tigblog.org/group/gu/post/185039 -28.0 153.4333333-28.0153.4333333 http://www.tigblog.org/group/gu/post/184391
It is a great pleasure to announce that GU Nepal team has been formed. Please visit the webpage of GU Nepal team:
http://www.globalunification.com/nepal.php

Thank you
Global Unification]]> Wed, 18 Apr 2007 01:08:00 EDT http://www.tigblog.org/group/gu/post/184391 -28.0 153.4333333-28.0153.4333333 http://www.tigblog.org/group/gu/post/183815
GU 8 Agenda Principles

GU has 8 agenda principles and it will guide for formation GU Country team.

The responsibility will be based on the 8 agenda principles.
1. A National Representative
2. A National Committee of 11 or 13 members (See below for explanation of committee)
3. Five Working commissions for the five pillars domain (See GU Program on the website (http://www.globalunification.com/programs.php) for details)
4. Five working action plans from the different working commissions.
5. Local recognition of GU by the Country's Authorities.
6. Recommendation of Patrons and Matrons for National and Regional Levels.
7. Opening of a bank account on the name of GU Country name.
8. Official inauguration of GU Center for Country.

FORMATION OF 11 MEMBERS NATIONAL COMMITTEE
1. National Representative
2. Secretary to the committee
3. Regional/Provincial Representative to the city where the National committee is.
4. Legal Adviser (Certified Lawyer)
5. Financial Administrator (Chartered accountant)
6. Treasurer (To assist financial administrator and in charge of GU country's Materials)
7. National Coordinator - Media (Certified Journalist)
8. National Coordinator - GU Center (IT and Management consultant)
9. National Coordinator - Advocacy, Lobbying Campaign
10. National Coordinator - Youths Affairs
11. National Coordinator - Women Affairs
12. National Coordinator - Children Affairs.
13. Linguist (Translator)

Global Unification hearty welcomes to all active people who are dedicated for advancing humanity with a team according to 8 agenda principles.

Thank you
Global Unification
]]> Tue, 17 Apr 2007 03:33:00 EDT http://www.tigblog.org/group/gu/post/183815 -28.0 153.4333333-28.0153.4333333 http://www.tigblog.org/group/gu/post/181853
The majority of the 74 million people in Ethiopia live in rural areas. These people are generally poor and undereducated but have developed one of the most elaborate social capital systems built around interdependence for many generations against poverty, diseases, and external invasion.

The urban inhabitants that account only 15 percent of the population comprise of traders, farmers and civil servants. The civil servants adhere to similar norms to those in rural areas transcending various social divides such as religion, ethnicity and socio-economic system. The middle class in Ethiopia is generally small but growing. Civil servants account for the majority of the middle class. Although they are highly disciplined, they lack exposure to new ways of doing things. The technical and institutional capability of the civil service is relatively weak. Programs and projects are poorly planned and implemented. The level of responsible decision making and action is so slow to the extent that lethargy has began to choke development altogether.

The government is very keen to change the situation. It has adopted an Agricultural Development Led Industrialization(ADLI),lately renamed Rural and Industrial Development(RID) that promotes widespread extension services, use of fertilizers, good farming practices and injection of better seeds. The focus on rural areas and small households has led to expansion of agricultural extension and credit schemes, primary education, primary health care, rural water supply and rural roads. In collaboration with international financial institutions, the government launched a civil service reform, and decentralization and empowerment programs focusing on districts (widely known as Woredas).

In addiction, the last two decades have seen a considerable influx of international NGOs that have been doing development works ranging from constructing roads, bridges, clinics, schools and stores to conducting workshops on all aspects of development. Efforts made by NGOs in the areas of education, health, food security, empowerment of women and children and fighting HIV/AIDS were exemplary.

Despite the efforts of the government and NGOs, the situation of rural people remained the same, in some places even got deteriorated. A close look at the situation shows a conundrum-a disparity between social and economic progress and the enduring capacity of Ethiopia's rural people, the government readiness to alleviate poverty, the relatively disciplined civil service and the untiring support of NGOs. Observes argue that the government and NGOs are unable to mobilize the capacities and resources of rural people. They have problems in mobilizing the energies of the private sector and the civil society organizations to the fullest extent.

Simply focusing on the conventional approaches of development such as increasing agricultural input or constructing bridges has failed to deal with the human and institutional dimension of people. In spite of the outstanding social capital, Ethiopians had a difficulty in creating a civil and commercial enterprise that drives the economy forward.

It can be argued that the long standing political scenery that advanced the government as the sole provider of everything may have contributed to the current state of affairs. Politically, Ethiopia has undergone long term wars. Its feudal system followed by a command and control Deg regime that led to civil war that lasted for two decades. Thereafter, the new government adopted an ethnic based federal system with an extensive decentralization down to the district (woreda) levels.

This transition from a feudal system to a socialist system, and then to a highly decentralized ethnic based federal system, the two wars, an episode of drought has been disruptive to the process of creating the requisite skills, knowledge and competence that are necessary for social and economic well being and personal advancement. The progress was also distractive for the creation of the capacities of the people to mobilize their social capital for economic development. People were required to contribute more to civil wars or to fellow citizens affected by drought than put their energy in a collective long term and sustainable development.

Ethiopian policy makers remained at the center of every of these changes. Much of the development took place with out significant involvement of civil society and the private sector. Clearly something is missing from the menu of development approach. The good intentions of the government and international actors had a difficulty in securing community commitments and building community structures that can preserve and sustain collective efforts. The underestimation of people's capability to take their development in their own hands seems to have undermined local initiatives.

Poverty in Ethiopia is often viewed as a linear syndrome of the lack of food, water, roads or shelter. It is increasingly becoming clear that poverty in Ethiopia is far more complex than the lack of wealth or many of these items. There is much more to it than earning a dollar a day or meeting a family's basic needs. Poverty has social, ecological, political, cultural and spiritual dimensions that seemed to be ignored. The underlying problems are often social and cultural including ignorance and lack of information on the options to take different routes than what the mainstream norm suggest.

Learning, information and communication are therefore central to the development of people, their economic, political, social, ecological and spiritual well being. Changing the capacity and attitude of people, communities and institutions to effectively manage their development is very important for progress. For example for many of us good education has proved to be effective in helping us get out of poverty. Productivity increases with access to appropriate knowledge and technology. Information services can provide a sense of hope for people by improving their knowledge levels thereby bringing the change in attitudes that are necessary for development.
]]> Sat, 14 Apr 2007 09:38:00 EDT http://www.tigblog.org/group/gu/post/181853 http://www.tigblog.org/group/gu/post/180457 After carefully studying the precious youths in my society,I discover that they are ambitious youths with great potentials and aspirations but they lack one thing, the knowledge to think right, unknowing that thinking right leads to acting right.They nurture a lot of misconceptions about life that leads most of them if not all to where they never prepared to be.They tend to do alot of things without taking to consideration the coming repercussion.For me i believe to advance them,we need one thing which is mental revolution.We need to change the way they think which will surely leads to their changed character and that will surely leads to a significant growth in the development of our society.
Secondly we need to get across to parents and government not deny the youths the right to better education,please read my article on "education as a right",in this article I outlined the reason why some youths uptil now are still illiterates taking the parents and the government responsible.
After this short description about the problems of our youths in Nigeria, i know you all want to ask me on how to go about it and tackle this problems,i know you will have a suggestion which will be much welcome and I am happy to let you know my plans in achieving the mission of global unification here in Nigeria are as follows:

REACHING THEM THROUGH EDUTAINMENT(educating through entertainment).
We all know youths are entertainment freak,they love to laugh and feel happy.We will use this as a key to unlock their hearts in impacting them positively on how to advance to the next level through organizing frequently conferences which will be fun-like,where we will make them happy and also speak with them the visions of an advance world.We could always invite some skilled volunteering motivational speakers to talk to them(youths) on various topic related to the mission of global unification in Africa.

GET THEM INFORMED AND INVOLVED.
Through providing materials like parphlets, posters,flyers and other advertsing materials being sponsored by global unification, we could get them informed about the advancement they need and communicate with them on issues that affect them.It's not neccesary the parphlets,posters or flyers e.t.c must be in English to avoid turning off those that can't understand english, we could use the famous pidgin language to communicate through our advertising.....materials.
We could get them(youths) involved by organizing some small competitions to attracts and get them fully parcitipate in advancing humanity related issues,by this we are empowering them and automatically creating a capacity building program for them.

GET ACROSS TO PARENTS AND GOVERNMENT.
The last step and not the least is to get across to parents and the government because they have a large part to take in this process.
Parents could be address through some enlightment programs to educate them the risks behind not giving their children the right to a better education because some of the parents seized to give their children the right education because of their ignorancy.
Goverments can be reached by advertising on what the youths want from them,their desire to be advanced,i believe that by a strong pestering from the youths to a certain level,they will not hestitate to comply and a total change in the society will emerge.

CONCLUSION.
I understand that this is not a small task to accomplish but i believe that with total commitments,a result-oriented mind,constitency,full dedication and being organized,i and my volunteered team can achieve all this stated processes and progresses and we are ready to give all it takes to achieve success on this mission.I look forward to your reply the soonest to my proposal.



THANKS......
OLADAPO ODEMUYIWA
Uniting To Create A Change.
]]> Thu, 12 Apr 2007 05:05:00 EDT http://www.tigblog.org/group/gu/post/180457 7.3877778 3.89638897.38777783.8963889 http://www.tigblog.org/group/gu/post/180455 Thus,the government in those areas have had to plead,beg or even threaten on the matter of parents withdrawing their children-particularly girls-from schools in order to give them out in marriage or simply that such children are needed to help the parents,or even that special religious schools are preferrable.When it is not all of that,many parents have been saying they just cannot pay the fees,levies e.t.c
I,believe sincerely that this problem is national in it's implications and should not be treated as the business of the affected areas only.The reason is simple. As long as it is now accepted that Nigeria is one large,indivisible community, with definite national aspirations and ambitions in the matter of progress and development,it is not acceptable that education-the immutable,constant factor of all such progress and development-should be allowed to suffer any sort of experimentation in obedience to so called local peculiarities and different pace of the development.As Abraham Lincoln said on the question of freedom in another context,this Nigeria cannot remain half educated, half uneducated. if that should be so, then we shall not be talking of the one nation,one destiny.
I therefore believes that this government stands the best chance in solving,once and for all time, the peculiar problems of education attributable to insufficient funds and uncooperative parents in the so-called disadvantaged areas of Nigeria.
A more determined programme of public enlightenment should be mounted to convince those recalcitrant parents that the social system that satisfactorily sustained them is crumbling fast and that their children do not have to be trapped in its ruins;that there is nothing just or culturally admirable in a 13-year-old girl becoming a wife,and that mere numbers will not always and automatically gurantee a fair sharing of the nation's responsibilities - and priviledges.
As for funding,it is always painful to listen to government in the so-called disadvantaged areas complaining about insufficient money for education.Theirs is thus a double disadvantage.And in some of these areas,the attempts to reduce state expenditure on education by making non-indigenes pay higher fees at the tertiary level has given rise to complaints of a certain type of discrimination that an indivisible Nigeria with one destiny should very well do without.It seems quite clear to me that this particular problem ought to be treated as a national emergency,with the fedreal government playing a leadership role.The problems arising from spillage and pollution in the oil producing areas of nigeria, for instance,are a national concern,considering that the whole nation's unifying economic interest lies in those areas.
Similarly,Nigeria's investment in the future translates into the education of it's people-all of them.In one word, where money is the identifiable,single most important constraint on education in the so-called disadvantaged areas,the federal government and the concern citizens must unhesitatingly go to it rescue.
This way of looking at this particular problem of course does not mean that the so-called already advantaged areas must be held immobile.It simply means that the whole nation cannot afford,out of consideration for the sensibilities of our so-called foreign creditors,to down-grade the importance of the education.
I have this believe that infleuntial people in some certain parts of this country have not seriously tackled this problem of the educationally disadvantaged areas for a very selfish reason:they have always enjoyed a social system where there is a large reservoir of serfs to continue polishing their views of themselves as heaven-ordained masters.To maintain such system,it is neccesary that the large majority of those serfs have no opportunity to advance on social ladder - through education.The present government and generation should try to put a full stop to this monstrous illusion.
]]> Thu, 12 Apr 2007 05:00:00 EDT http://www.tigblog.org/group/gu/post/180455 7.3877778 3.89638897.38777783.8963889 http://www.tigblog.org/group/gu/post/175977 I haven't taken a personal contact with a GU member in Côte d'Ivoire but i will do it as soon as possible.
For a better prospect of GU in my locality, i will tell you about a proposal.
Since 2004, my organisation"Section Côte d'Ivoire du Réseau International des Jeunes Volontaires Francophones" has been working with the Ivoirian National Institut for Blind People Promotion on a IT center project for blind people and non blind people.But we haven't realised this project because of lack of technical and financial support.
So that i am Coming to propose you to continue this project with us.
With your support,we will set up a GU IT Center for blind people and the others who are not blind in our locality.
This GU IT Center will give to the blind people and non blind to have access to IT,to a training and to make research.We will also train people to volunteerism involvement.
We take in account blind people community in the proposal because this community lives on the fringe of society.Wherever in Côte d'Ivoire,there is not any IT Center which takes in account blind people.
Thanks to this GU IT Center, we will change a dream to reality giving hope to a community thanks to IT access.
The GU IT Center will also permit to the others who are not blind to have access to Internet and to train themselves , make some research and build their capacity.
This proposal of GU IT Center will permit us to set up GU in our locality and well lead our GU mission.
Hoping to hear from you soon.
Yours Sincerely

Diomandé Moussa
Président de la Section Côte d'Ivoire de JVF International
Associé de GU en Côte d'Ivoire
Jeune Reporter"Média Terre"
Ambassadeur de Youth For Change International en Côte d'Ivoire
21 BP 2249 Abidjan 21-Côte d'Ivoire
Tel:225 07 72 81 86
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Global Unification is a privately funded, volunteer organization with its headquarters in Australia.

It's main objective is to empower the third world countries in development matters and then create harmony between the developing and the developed countries thus advancing humanity.

www.globalunification.com

Why Global Unification Asia?

In order to achieve this vision, GU has a appointed a Director of Affairs for each of the continents. Each Continent Director is directly concerned with the development of its continent and how to link up in harmony with the other continents.

www.globalunification.com

Why you need to be a part of Global Unification?

With the current challenges faced by our World Leaders to bring an end to poverty in the 21st Century, Global Unification is inviting professionals,like you, to join Global Unification where you can display your professional credentials and the services you provide to the International Community as well as the expansion of Global Unification in the Asian continent. If you believe your services can make a difference, then
please join us and help us in our campaign of Asian common issues.

www.globalunification.com

How can we support to ADVANCING HUMANITY by involving in Global Unification Asia?

We can see there are so many non Asian people are working for Asian people as donor, volunteer, experts or development partners. We Asians also have such capabilities and qualities to work for our home continent. Global Unification Asia is initiative of Asians. We can jointly work with regional organizations eg. SAARC, AASEAN, APEC etc.

Global Unification Asia gladly welcomes Asian professionals in the organization to discuss and highlight the following common Asian issues, for example:

* Sustainable Development,

* Trade Justice

* Economic/ Financial Justice

* Community development

* Poverty alleviation

* Arrange sources, execute campaign and implement programs for ADVANCING HUMANITY.

For detail information please give some minutes to see
www.globalunification.com.

Awaiting your comment, response and invite you heartly to join Global Unification.

Thanking you and have good day.

With best regards,

Dabal B. Bista
dabal_bista@globalunification.com
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GU has developed 5 pillars for advancing humanity and I ve requested you to represent any one pillar from your country so that we can work equally all over the world. And we can able in advancing humanity.

The five pillar domains of action which I will explain below:

Five pillars domain are:

1. GU Centre - A centre for eradication of ignorance and illiteracy, for transfer of technology, knowledge, skill, etc.

The centre is expected to have free training programs to achieve its objective for advancing humanity, and at the same time it is expected to have programs for self sustenance.

2. Advocacy Campaign - This domain is uniquely to bring together policy makers with people of the grassroots for the best interest of the suffering mankind, and for successful implementation of adopted policies.

3. Youths Affairs - This domain is for the promotion, protection, defence and assistance in implementation of adopted policies for youths.

4. Women Affairs - This domain is for the promotion, protection, defence and assistance in implementation of adopted policies for Women.

5. Children Affairs - This domain is for the promotion, protection, defence and assistance in implementation of adopted policies for Children.

So please lets start to change something in the world.

I m looking forward to hearing from you.

Thank you
Dabal Bista
dabal_bista@globalunification.com
www.globalunification.org
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