People meeting people
Fredskorpset - FK - facilitates the mutual exchange of personnel between organisations and businesses in Norway and Africa, Asia and Latin-America. Our mandate is to contribute to a lasting improvement in economic, social and political conditions around the world.
We know that creating meeting grounds for different people also leaves behind new and lasting knowledge, understanding and involvement. In sum this makes the world smaller and reduces the distance between people. Therefore we provide ordinary people with an opportunity to work in a different country for a longer time period as FK-participants.
Jaime Castrillo from Nicaragua is one of 60 participants travelling to a new contry next week...
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Participants from El Salvador, Kenya, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Namibia, Palestine, Sri Lanka, Sudan and Norway have just finished preparatory course in Norway and are ready for new challenges...
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Industrial designer Paulina Quinonez Gonzalez from Guatemala has designed a "MamaNatalie" to prevent deaths in childbirth...
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- Zimbabweans are a proud, strong and amazingly helpful and welcoming people, says Cecilie Giskemo who has worked as music teacher at Zimbabwe Association of Music Educators....
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Two farms, one in Norway and the other in South Africa, exchange knowledge and experience....
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27 participants and 18 partner representatives met in Cape Town for debrief seminar...
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75 participants and partner representatives met in Lilongwe, the capital city of Malawi, in mid-May. The topic of the meeting were Global Warming....
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The FK-partner SCORE in South Africa has developed a holiday programme for ordinary South Africans to share the excitement of the FIFA World Cup with disadvantaged communities. The programme includes life skills training and the SCORE Cup....
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Particpants from 9 countries met in Cape Town to prepare for their exchange period...
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The two participants Ola Mo and Vidar Stadheim, face many different tasks and challenges in the Mathare slums, where they work at the Playback project....
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