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Timeline

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	[[November]] 11=[[Uganda]] <br>		[[November]] 11=[[Uganda]] <br>
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		+	[[December]] 2=[[Guinea]] <br>

	[[2012]]		[[2012]]

Category:Country

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		+	== Headline text ==
	* The following are all the known countries that Peace Corps Volunteers have been posted. Categorize/Tag your with '''<nowiki>[[Category:Country]]</nowiki> ''' to add to this page.		* The following are all the known countries that Peace Corps Volunteers have been posted. Categorize/Tag your with '''<nowiki>[[Category:Country]]</nowiki> ''' to add to this page.
	* Countries' names have changed over the course of Peace Corps's history. Historical articles are acceptable under the former names of a country.		* Countries' names have changed over the course of Peace Corps's history. Historical articles are acceptable under the former names of a country.
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	[[Category:Browse]]		[[Category:Browse]]
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		+	===Coffre-fort et armoire forte===
		+	[http://www.infosafe.fr/Armoirefortedin/Armoirefortedin.htm Armoire forte pour armes]
		+	[http://coffre-fort-pro.com Coffre-fort certifié]
		+	[http://www.infosafe.fr/coffre-fort-ignifuge/coffre-fort-ignifuge.htm Coffre-fort ignifuge]

Honduras

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	Peace Corps/Honduras works in the areas of HIV/AIDS prevention and child survival, business, protected area management, water and sanitation, municipal development, and youth development. Volunteers in these six projects work in an integrated community development framework, meeting the expressed needs of the communities where they serve.		Peace Corps/Honduras works in the areas of HIV/AIDS prevention and child survival, business, protected area management, water and sanitation, municipal development, and youth development. Volunteers in these six projects work in an integrated community development framework, meeting the expressed needs of the communities where they serve.
-		+	* [http://saranasukses.com/outsourcing-indonesia.html outsourcing service indonesia]
		+	* [http://www.doxapest.co.id/index.php/pest-control-dan-anti-rayap anti rayap]
		+	* [http://www.mpsmsc.com/crewing-indonesia.html MSC crewing indonesia]
		+	* [http://www.mpsmsc.com/recruitment-indonesia.html MSC recruitment indonesia]
		+	* [http://www.pbtaxand.com/our-services/tax-advisory-services tax consultant]
		+	* [http://trimasjaya.com/products/railing_tangga/index.html railing tangga]

	==Peace Corps History==		==Peace Corps History==

Timeline

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	[[February]] 3-4 = [[Zambia]] <br>		[[February]] 3-4 = [[Zambia]] <br>
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	[[2013]]		[[2013]]

Azerbaijan

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-	The government of Azerbaijan <span class="plainlinks">[http://goo.gl/lF3qt<span style="color:black;font-weight:normal; text-decoration:none!important; background:none!important; text-decoration:none;">century 21 broker properti jual beli sewa rumah Indonesia</span>]invited Peace Corps to work in the country, beginning with a project in the education sector in 2003. The Azerbaijan Ministry of Education (MOE) and the Peace Corps work together at the community level to improve the teaching of English as a foreign language (TEFL) programs at schools and universities. The post launched its second project, the Community Economic Development (CED) project, in 2005. The first Youth Development ( YD) Volunteers swore in with AZ5 in September 2007.	+	The government of Azerbaijan invited Peace Corps to work in the country, beginning with a project in the education sector in 2003. The Azerbaijan Ministry of Education (MOE) and the Peace Corps work together at the community level to improve the teaching of English as a foreign language (TEFL) programs at schools and universities. The post launched its second project, the Community Economic Development (CED) project, in 2005. The first Youth Development ( YD) Volunteers swore in with AZ5 in September 2007.


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	The government of Azerbaijan has expressed keen interest in having a Peace Corps program since 1997. However, because of intense lobbying efforts by anti-Azerbaijani Armenian-Americans, the Freedom Support Act of 1992 contained a special provision (Section 907) that banned U.S. foreign assistance to Azerbaijan without presidential approval. This act effectively blocked any initiative by the Peace Corps until 2002, when President George W. Bush lifted the provision.		The government of Azerbaijan has expressed keen interest in having a Peace Corps program since 1997. However, because of intense lobbying efforts by anti-Azerbaijani Armenian-Americans, the Freedom Support Act of 1992 contained a special provision (Section 907) that banned U.S. foreign assistance to Azerbaijan without presidential approval. This act effectively blocked any initiative by the Peace Corps until 2002, when President George W. Bush lifted the provision.
		+	[http://www.kindercube.com/ perlengkapan bayi] \| [http://www.doxapest.co.id/index.php/pest-control-dan-anti-rayap pest control] \| [http://www.pbtaxand.com/our-services/tax-advisory-services konsultan pajak] \| [http://www.raywhitesemarang.com/ rumah dijual semarang] \| [http://www.morinfoods.com/selai-kacang.html selai kacang]

-	Shortly thereafter, Vilayat Guliev, minister of foreign affairs for the government of Azerbaijan, formally requested a Peace Corps presence. This was strongly supported by the U.S. embassy staff in Baku (Azerbaijan’s capital), and in April 2002, the Peace Corps began an assessment. The assessment team declared Azerbaijan “highly suitable for a new Peace Corps program,” citing the enthusiastic support of the U.S. embassy, Azerbaijani ministry officials, local government officials, Azerbaijani students and teachers, and local and international <span class="plainlinks">[http://www.peacecorpswiki.org/Raymond_Moy~~<span style="color:black;font-weight:normal; text-decoration:none!important; background:none!important; text-decoration:none;">century 21 broker properti jual beli sewa rumah Indonesia</span>]~~ nongovernmental organizations (NGOs). On the strength of this assessment and the U.S. president’s declared interest in increasing the size of the Peace Corps and enabling citizens in predominantly Muslim countries to interact with Americans, the Peace Corps director approved the establishment of a program in Azerbaijan for 2003.	+	Shortly thereafter, Vilayat Guliev, minister of foreign affairs for the government of Azerbaijan, formally requested a Peace Corps presence. This was strongly supported by the U.S. embassy staff in Baku (Azerbaijan’s capital), and in April 2002, the Peace Corps began an assessment. The assessment team declared Azerbaijan “highly suitable for a new Peace Corps program,” citing the enthusiastic support of the U.S. embassy, Azerbaijani ministry officials, local government officials, Azerbaijani students and teachers, and local and international <span class="plainlinks">[http://www.peacecorpswiki.org/Raymond_Moy nongovernmental organizations (NGOs). On the strength of this assessment and the U.S. president’s declared interest in increasing the size of the Peace Corps and enabling citizens in predominantly Muslim countries to interact with Americans, the Peace Corps director approved the establishment of a program in Azerbaijan for 2003.

Ghana

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	\|CurrentlyServing = 189		\|CurrentlyServing = 189
	\|TotalVolunteers = 3912		\|TotalVolunteers = 3912
-	\|Languages = [[Buli]], [[Guruni]], [[Dagare]], [[Dagbani]], [[Dangme]], [[Ewe]], [[Fanté]], [[Ga]], [[Gonja]], [[Hausa]], [[Kasem]], [[Kusaal]], [[Likpakpaln]], [[Mampruli]], [[Moar]], [[Nankam]], [[Nzema]], [[Sisaali]], [[Taleni]~~], [http://www.nikolaswolfe.com/lang/index.html#akuapem Twi~~], [[Waale]], [[Wassa]]	+	\|Languages = [[Buli]], [[Guruni]], [[Dagare]], [[Dagbani]], [[Dangme]], [[Ewe]], [[Fanté]], [[Ga]], [[Gonja]], [[Hausa]], [[Kasem]], [[Kusaal]], [[Likpakpaln]], [[Mampruli]], [[Moar]], [[Nankam]], [[Nzema]], [[Sisaali]], [[Taleni]], [[Waale]], [[Wassa]]
	\|Flag = Flag_of_Ghana.svg		\|Flag = Flag_of_Ghana.svg
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	:[[FAQs about Peace Corps in Ghana]]		:[[FAQs about Peace Corps in Ghana]]

-	Contact [http://www.facebook.com/update_security_info.php?wizard=1#!/PeaceCorpsGhana current volunteers] or [http://www.facebook.com/update_security_info.php?wizard=1#!/group.php?gid=2232202618 returned volunteers (RPCVs)] on Facebook and learn about [http://ghana.peacecorps.gov/Staff.php the Peace Corps staff]that supports them.	+	Contact

-	Check out the ~~[http://www.youtube.com/user/peacecorps Peace Corps Channel]~~ on YouTube to see what is going on in Peace Corps around the world.	+	Check out the on YouTube to see what is going on in Peace Corps around the world.

-	Learn a little about ~~[http://wikitravel.org/en/Twi Twi]~~ the most widely spoken language in Ghana.	+	Learn a little about the most widely spoken language in Ghana.

-	You can also download '''Twi''', '''Dagbani''' and '''Fante''' audio files created by Peace Corps Volunteers~~[http://www.nikolaswolfe.com/lang/index_alt.html here].~~	+	You can also download '''Twi''', '''Dagbani''' and '''Fante''' audio files created by Peace Corps Volunteers

	==Volunteer Corner==		==Volunteer Corner==
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	*The '''[[Food Security Action Committee]]''' page is a reference on how to achieve the pillars of food security in Ghana.		*The '''[[Food Security Action Committee]]''' page is a reference on how to achieve the pillars of food security in Ghana.

-	*The ~~'''[https://sites.google.com/site/pcghspellingbee Peace Corps Ghana Spelling Bee]~~''' website provides useful educational resources and spelling bee information for both volunteers and host country nationals.	+	*The ''' website provides useful educational resources and spelling bee information for both volunteers and host country nationals.

	*The '''[[Teacher's Corner]]''' is an overview of the education sector in Peace Corps Ghana. It contains a teacher's manual written by volunteers, GES syllabi, sample test questions and additional tips about how to achieve the objectives of Peace Corps Ghana education action plan. '''''It is currently under construction'''''.		*The '''[[Teacher's Corner]]''' is an overview of the education sector in Peace Corps Ghana. It contains a teacher's manual written by volunteers, GES syllabi, sample test questions and additional tips about how to achieve the objectives of Peace Corps Ghana education action plan. '''''It is currently under construction'''''.
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	*The '''[[ArtBook\|Art Manual]]''' is a portfolio for art teachers in Ghana. It contains lesson plans, art project ideas and where to find materials in Ghana.		*The '''[[ArtBook\|Art Manual]]''' is a portfolio for art teachers in Ghana. It contains lesson plans, art project ideas and where to find materials in Ghana.

-	*The ~~'''[https://sites.google.com/site/ghanateachersresource/ Ghana Maths Teachers Resource]~~''' is a resource for JHS Math teachers in Ghana. It contains syllabus modules, teaching tips, and sample test questions.	+	*The ''' is a resource for JHS Math teachers in Ghana. It contains syllabus modules, teaching tips, and sample test questions.

-	* The ~~'''[https://sites.google.com/site/pcghmi/ S.W.A.T Malaria]~~''' website is a central portal for Peace Corps Ghana's malaria prevention initiative.	+	* The ''' website is a central portal for Peace Corps Ghana's malaria prevention initiative.
-	* ~~'''[http://goo.gl/dPv0N Peace Corps Ghana Volunteers' Library Network (VLN)]~~''' - System for literature exchange; find out what books we already have in country and what books we'd like to add to our vast library network.	+	* ''' - System for literature exchange; find out what books we already have in country and what books we'd like to add to our vast library network.

	The [[Media:Obruni Cooking Book.pdf\|Obruni Cooking Book]] is now available! (Cop it while it's hot.)		The [[Media:Obruni Cooking Book.pdf\|Obruni Cooking Book]] is now available! (Cop it while it's hot.)

	Other websites:		Other websites:
-	:[~~https~~://www.~~peacecorps~~.~~gov~~/~~index.cfm?shell=donate~~.~~contribute~~.~~projdetail&projdesc=641~~-~~cfd Donate to Volunteer Projects~~]	+	* [http://www.tiraimodern.com/product/roller-blind roller blind]
-	:[http://~~wikitravel~~.~~org~~/en/~~Ghana Ghana Wikitravel Guide~~]	+	* [http://www.tiraimodern.com/product/vertical-blind vertical blind]
		+	* [http://vamostech.com/gps-tracking GPS tracking]
		+	* [http://www.goldenfibreglass.com/product-atap-fiberglass.php atap fiberglass]
		+	* [http://www.tokobungasabana.com/ toko bunga]

	==The Emeritus Corner==		==The Emeritus Corner==
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	<br>'''[http://peacecorpsjournals.com PEACE CORPS JOURNALS]'''<br>''( As of {{CURRENTDAYNAME}} {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTDAY}}, {{CURRENTYEAR}} )''<rss title=off desc=off>http://peacecorpsjournals.com/rss/gh/blog/50.xml\|charset=UTF-8\|short\|max=10</rss>		<br>'''[http://peacecorpsjournals.com PEACE CORPS JOURNALS]'''<br>''( As of {{CURRENTDAYNAME}} {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTDAY}}, {{CURRENTYEAR}} )''<rss title=off desc=off>http://peacecorpsjournals.com/rss/gh/blog/50.xml\|charset=UTF-8\|short\|max=10</rss>
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-	* [http://www.peacecorps.gov/ Peace Corps Home Page]
-	* [http://ghana.peacecorps.gov/ Peace Corps Ghana Home Page]
-	* [http://www.peacecorpsconnect.org/ National Peace Corps Association]
-	* [http://www.peacecorpsjournals.com/gh.html Peace Corps Journals - Ghana]
-	*[http://www.friendsofghana.org/ Friends of Ghana]
-	*[http://wikitravel.org/en/Ghana Ghana Wikitravel Guide]
-	*[https://www.facebook.com/groups/ghanaOct2011/ Facebook page for volunteers leaving Oct. 2011]

	[[Category:Ghana]]		[[Category:Ghana]]
	[[Category:Country]]		[[Category:Country]]