Eastern Europe and Central Asia
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Volunteers in Eastern Europe and Central Asia work to strengthen the capacity of local communities to address changing and complex needs in education, health, business, agriculture, and the environment. Volunteers share important technical expertise, promote civic responsibility, and make significant contributions to creating a better understanding of Americans in nations long isolated from democracy. | Volunteers in Eastern Europe and Central Asia work to strengthen the capacity of local communities to address changing and complex needs in education, health, business, agriculture, and the environment. Volunteers share important technical expertise, promote civic responsibility, and make significant contributions to creating a better understanding of Americans in nations long isolated from democracy. | ||
Revision as of 14:20, 18 December 2007
Volunteers in Eastern Europe and Central Asia work to strengthen the capacity of local communities to address changing and complex needs in education, health, business, agriculture, and the environment. Volunteers share important technical expertise, promote civic responsibility, and make significant contributions to creating a better understanding of Americans in nations long isolated from democracy.
For a detailed history of Peace Corps in Europe, Mediteranean, and Asia Region see here
Current
| Albania | Moldova |
| Armenia | Romania |
| Azerbaijan | Ukraine |
| Bulgaria | Kazakhstan |
| Georgia | Kyrgyz Republic |
| Macedonia | Turkmenistan |
Past
For a detailed history of Peace Corps in the Baltics (Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia) see History of Peace Corps in the Baltics
| Bosnia-Herzegovina | Lithuania |
| Cyprus | Poland |
| Czech Republic | Russia |
| Estonia | Slovak Republic |
| Hungary | Turkey |
| Latvia | Uzbekistan |
External Links
Eastern Europe and Central Asia Official US Peace Corps website on Eastern Europe and Central Asia