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Org. Physicians for Social Responsibility PSR
Street 1000 16th Street, NW, Ste 810
Ct/ST/ZP Washington, DC 20036
Fone/Fax 202-785-3777 202-785-3942
Contact Gregory Johnson
NIS Role PSR promotes dialogue, cooperation, and exchanges
between physicians in the US and CEE/NIS on medical issues, with emphasis on nuclear war and the environment.
Sectors: Agriculture N Health Y Pub Admin N
Arts/Culture N Human/Min. Rights N Soc Svcs N
Business N Info. Processing N Telecomm N
Education Y Labor N Tourism N
Energy N Law N Transport N
Environment Y Manufacturing N
Finance N Media&Journalism N
Types of Program Assistance
Human Exchange Prgs Y Teaching N Training N
Resources Intn/Flwships N Technical Assist N Volunteer N
Mgmt Training N
Info: Audiovisuals N Forums/Seminars Y Research N
Clearinghouse Y Journals N Res Lib N
Conference Y Misc Publications N Speakers N
Directories N On-Line Systems N
Material Books N Education N Office Sp. N
Assistance Clothing N Equipment N Pharmaceu. N
Collection N Food N Transport N
Distribution N Medical Supplies N
Financial Conf/Seminars N Intern/Fellowships N Seed Money N
Assistance Exchanges N Loans N Spec. Proj N
General Purp. N Prog Rel InvestmentN Tvl Grants N
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Org. Private Agencies Collaborating Together PACT
Street 1901 Pennsylvania Ave. # 501
Ct/ST/ZP Washington, DC 20006
Fone/Fax 202-466-5666 202-466-5669
Contact David Williams Director for CEE/NIS
Gen Purp PACT is an international federation of nonprofit NGOs
committed to helping low-income persons improve their social and economic conditions. It achieves this goal by strengthening the voluntary sector and creating alliances among diverse groups dedicated to grassroots change.
NIS Role PACT contributes to the development of civil society
through NGO sector development in the CEE and NIS.
Sectors: Agriculture N Health Y Pub Admin N
Arts/Culture N Human/Min. Rights N Soc Svcs Y
Business N Info. Processing N Telecomm N
Education N Labor N Tourism N
Energy N Law N Transport N
Environment N Manufacturing N
Finance N Media&Journalism N
Types of Program Assistance
Human Exchange Prgs N Teaching N Training N
Resources Intn/Flwships N Technical Assist Y Volunteer N
Mgmt Training N
Info: Audiovisuals N Forums/Seminars N Research N
Clearinghouse N Journals N Res Lib N
Conference N Misc Publications N Speakers N
Directories N On-Line Systems N
Material Books N Education N Office Sp. N
Assistance Clothing N Equipment N Pharmaceu. N
Collection N Food N Transport N
Distribution N Medical Supplies N
Financial Conf/Seminars N Intern/Fellowships N Seed Money N
Assistance Exchanges N Loans N Spec. Proj N
General Purp. N Prog Rel InvestmentN Tvl Grants N
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Org. Program for Appropriate Technology in Health PATH
Street 4 Nickerson Street
Ct/ST/ZP Seattle, WA 98109-1699
Fone/Fax 206-285-3500 206-285-6619
Contact James Maynard
Gen Purp PATH's mission is to improve health conditions,
particularly those of women and children. PATH
focuses on the effectiveness, availability, safety, and appropriateness of technologies for health and family planning.
NIS Role PATH recently assisted in creating a new nonprofit NGO
in Russia called Medtekhnologia whose goal is to promote the development and introduction of new and appropriate medical technologies throughout the NIS, with emphasis on childhood vaccines and family
planning technologies.
Sectors: Agriculture N Health Y Pub Admin N
Arts/Culture N Human/Min. Rights N Soc Svcs Y
Business Y Info. Processing N Telecomm N
Education N Labor N Tourism N
Energy N Law N Transport N
Environment N Manufacturing N
Finance Y Media&Journalism N
Types of Program Assistance
Human Exchange Prgs N Teaching N Training N
Resources Intn/Flwships N Technical Assist Y Volunteer N
Mgmt Training N
Info: Audiovisuals N Forums/Seminars N Research N
Clearinghouse N Journals N Res Lib N
Conference N Misc Publications N Speakers N
Directories N On-Line Systems N
Material Books N Education N Office Sp. N
Assistance Clothing N Equipment N Pharmaceu. N
Collection N Food N Transport N
Distribution N Medical Supplies N
Financial Conf/Seminars N Intern/Fellowships N Seed Money N
Assistance Exchanges N Loans N Spec. Proj N
General Purp. N Prog Rel InvestmentN Tvl Grants N
Project 1 Technical Assistance in Contraceptive Production PATH assists the World Health Organization (WHO) in the organization of workshops in CIS to decide contraceptive priorities. PATH also visits contraceptive factories in CIS to ascertain the level of technology, good manufacturing practices, and quality assurance/control. PATH provides technical assistance to upgrade contraceptive manufacturing.
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Org. Program in Arms Control, Disarmament & Int'l Security
Building 330 Davenport Hall
Street 607 South Mathews Street
Ct/ST/ZP Urbana, IL 61801
Fone/Fax 217-333-7086 217-244-5157
Email acdis@uiuc.edu
Contact Carol Leff
Gen Purp ACDIS is an interdisciplinary program engaged in
teaching research and public education on matters of international cooperation, arms control and security. The program covers defense technology and policy, war and society in history, cultural, moral and legal elements of international relations and regional studies (Europe, NIS, South Asia, Japan and the Pacific).
NIS Role ACDIS supports the research efforts of faculty at the
University of Illinois on topics ranging from the military policy of the NIS and CEE to the domestic and international politics of these countries.
Sectors: Agriculture N Health N Pub Admin N
Arts/Culture N Human/Min. Rights N Soc Svcs N
Business N Info. Processing N Telecomm N
Education Y Labor N Tourism N
Energy N Law N Transport N
Environment N Manufacturing N
Finance N Media&Journalism N
Types of Program Assistance
Human Exchange Prgs N Teaching Y Training N
Resources Intn/Flwships N Technical Assist N Volunteer N
Mgmt Training N
Info: Audiovisuals N Forums/Seminars N Research Y
Clearinghouse N Journals N Res Lib Y
Conference N Misc Publications N Speakers N
Directories N On-Line Systems N
Material Books N Education N Office Sp. N
Assistance Clothing N Equipment N Pharmaceu. N
Collection N Food N Transport N
Distribution N Medical Supplies N
Financial Conf/Seminars N Intern/Fellowships N Seed Money N
Assistance Exchanges N Loans N Spec. Proj N
General Purp. N Prog Rel InvestmentN Tvl Grants N
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Org. Project Harmony
Street 6 Irasville Common
Ct/ST/ZP Waitsfield, VT 05673
Fone/Fax 802-496-4545 802-496-4548
Email pharmony@pandora.sf.ca.us
Contact Zane Bergemane
Gen Purp Project Harmony is a nonprofit cultural exchange and
educational organization designed to foster a dialogue between individuals in Western democracies and the emerging states of CEE/NIS. Its programs include performing arts, scientific, and student and teacher exchanges that emphasize personal interaction and homestays in each country. Programs and educational materials encourage participants to examine their assumptions and perspectives about the world,
cultivate cultural awareness and sensitivity, and develop the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary for participation in the international community.
NIS Role Project Harmony organizes a Direct School Exchange
Program which pairs US and NIS high schools for
academic and cultural exchanges; Special Programs which bring American and NIS teenagers together on exchanges with a specific focus; and Teacher Exchange and Teaching Internship Programs.
Sectors: Agriculture N Health N Pub Admin Y
Arts/Culture Y Human/Min. Rights N Soc Svcs N
Business N Info. Processing N Telecomm N
Education Y Labor N Tourism N
Energy N Law N Transport N
Environment Y Manufacturing N
Finance N Media&Journalism N
Types of Program Assistance
Human Exchange Prgs Y Teaching Y Training Y
Resources Intn/Flwships N Technical Assist N Volunteer N
Mgmt Training N
Info: Audiovisuals N Forums/Seminars N Research N
Clearinghouse N Journals N Res Lib N
Conference Y Misc Publications N Speakers N
Directories N On-Line Systems N
Material Books N Education Y Office Sp. N
Assistance Clothing N Equipment N Pharmaceu. N
Collection N Food N Transport N
Distribution N Medical Supplies N
Financial Conf/Seminars N Intern/Fellowships N Seed Money N
Assistance Exchanges Y Loans N Spec. Proj N
General Purp. N Prog Rel InvestmentN Tvl Grants N
Project 1 Individual Student Exchange Program
This program is designed for American students to spend three to four months living and attending school in CIS. Participants live with local families and have the opportunity to immerse themselves in all aspects of daily life. Host schools are English speaking schools that also participate in PH's Direct School Exchange Program. The ideal candidates for this program are high school seniors who are able to graduate in January of their senior year and who might spend their final semester in CIS. Their American schools must be willing to host a CIS student in a reciprocal exchange.
Project 2 Teacher Exchange and Teaching Internship Progs. Through the Teacher Exchange Program, New England and NIS educators participate in two-week teaching exchanges and homestays. Teachers work side-by-side to develop new curricula, teaching resources and materials, and to better understand each others' lives. The Teaching Internship Program places American teachers and teachers of English from the NIS in participating schools and institutions for a period of six months to one year. Teachers from Tbilisi and Petrozavodsk have taught in the US.
Project 3 Youth Leadership Institute
This two-year program will focus on the process of democratic change and the role of youth in a democratic society. In the summer of 1992, it is being held in Vermont and Washington DC, with participants from CIS, Belgium, and the US. In 1993, it will be held in CIS. During the 1992 portion of the program, the participants will be introduced to the philosophy and practice of American electoral politics and explore the possibilities for youth involvement in the democratic process. Afterwards, Russian and Belgian students will live with families and serve as interns on political campaigns and elsewhere.
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Org. Project Hope
Building Carter Hall
Street Health Sciences Education Ctr
Ct/ST/ZP Millwood, VA 22646
Fone/Fax 800-544-4673 703-837-1813
Contact Paulette Maehara
Gen Purp Project hope accepts financial donations from the
public and in-kind donations of medical supplies and pharmaceuticals from corporations and nonprofit
organizations for transport and distribution to hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and clinics. Additional contact: Kalman Fortoloczki
Sectors: Agriculture N Health Y Pub Admin N
Arts/Culture N Human/Min. Rights N Soc Svcs N
Business N Info. Processing N Telecomm N
Education N Labor N Tourism N
Energy N Law N Transport N
Environment N Manufacturing N
Finance N Media&Journalism N
Types of Program Assistance
Human Exchange Prgs N Teaching N Training N
Resources Intn/Flwships N Technical Assist N Volunteer N
Mgmt Training N
Info: Audiovisuals N Forums/Seminars N Research N
Clearinghouse N Journals N Res Lib N
Conference N Misc Publications N Speakers N
Directories N On-Line Systems N
Material Books N Education N Office Sp. N
Assistance Clothing N Equipment N Pharmaceu. Y
Collection N Food Y Transport N
Distribution N Medical Supplies Y
Financial Conf/Seminars N Intern/Fellowships N Seed Money N
Assistance Exchanges N Loans N Spec. Proj N
General Purp. N Prog Rel InvestmentN Tvl Grants N
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Org. Project Kesher
Street 1134 Judson Ave
Ct/ST/ZP Evanston, IL 60202
Fone/Fax 708-332-1994 708-332-2134
Contact Sallie E. Gratch Executive Director
Gen Purp Project Kesher supports the renewal of Jewish life and
the development of Jewish communal and social welfare organizations in the small towns and villages in Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia. Project Kesher accomplishes its purpose by direct outreach and other initiatives designed to link emerging Jewish communities in NIS with Jewish communal institutions throughout the world.
NIS Role Project Kesher's Operational Renewal program is a
long-term, hands-on effort to promote the renewal of Jewish life and institutions among Jews living in the smaller towns and villages of Ukraine, Belarus and Russia. It instructs local leaders in the fundamentals of community organizing. It works to develop indigenous grassroots support for local Jewish initiatives, connect local Jewish communities with each other, and network Jewish communities in NIS with sources of technical, material, financial, and emotional support from Jewish organizations outside
NIS.
Sectors: Agriculture N Health N Pub Admin N
Arts/Culture N Human/Min. Rights Y Soc Svcs Y
Business N Info. Processing N Telecomm N
Education N Labor N Tourism N
Energy N Law N Transport N
Environment N Manufacturing N
Finance N Media&Journalism N
Types of Program Assistance
Human Exchange Prgs N Teaching N Training Y
Resources Intn/Flwships N Technical Assist Y Volunteer Y
Mgmt Training N
Info: Audiovisuals N Forums/Seminars Y Research N
Clearinghouse N Journals N Res Lib N
Conference Y Misc Publications N Speakers Y
Directories N On-Line Systems N
Material Books Y Education N Office Sp. N
Assistance Clothing N Equipment N Pharmaceu. N
Collection N Food N Transport N
Distribution N Medical Supplies N
Financial Conf/Seminars Y Intern/Fellowships N Seed Money Y
Assistance Exchanges N Loans N Spec. Proj N
General Purp. N Prog Rel InvestmentN Tvl Grants N
Project 1 Int'l Conference of Jewish Women - Kiev 1994
The five-day conference, with participants from around the world and over 50% of these from CEE/NIS, seeks to help Jewish women from NIS discover their roots by increasing interest in, and knowledge of, Jewish history, traditions, and practices. The Conference aims to establish a worldwide network of Jewish women dedicated to working with each other. Through these newly-established connections, the Conference intends to promote and assist in the development of Jewish communal, educational, and social welfare institutions in NIS. The program includes lectures, panels, workshops, music, dance, art, and a film.
Project 2 Operation Renewal
Operation Renewal is a long-term, hands-on direct service effort to promote the renewal of Jewish life and institutions among Jews living in the smaller towns and villages of Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia. It identifies local leaders in the fundamentals of community organizing. It works to develop indigenous grassroots support for local Jewish initiatives, connect local Jewish communities with each other, and network Jewish communities in NIS with sources of technical, material, financial, and emotional support from Jewish organizations outside NIS.
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Org. Project on Economic Reform in Ukraine PERU
Building Belfer 314
Street 79 John F. Kennedy St.
Ct/ST/ZP Cambridge, MA 02138
Fone/Fax 617-496-8816 617-495-1635
Email peru@ksg.bbs.harvard.edu
Contact William Hogan Director
Gen Purp PERU has been providing advice, information, and
assistance to Ukrainian policymakers since 1990. Programs have included: a week-long program in Prague for Ukrainian privatization policymakers, assistance on the development of privatization laws and programs and other reform measures by short and long-term advisors, an information service and library of approximately 2000 documents on economic reform issues, monthly publication of two bulletins on reform, the provision of assistance and information to Western organizations beginning to be active in Ukraine, and several international conferences.
NIS Role Although the program is based at Harvard University in
Cambridge, MA, the bulk of the activity takes place in the Kiev Office. All programs focus on the assistance to and the development of Ukraine.
Add Info Additional contact:
Elizabeth Burkard, Program Coordinator
Sectors: Agriculture N Health N Pub Admin N
Arts/Culture N Human/Min. Rights N Soc Svcs N
Business N Info. Processing N Telecomm N
Education N Labor N Tourism N
Energy N Law Y Transport N
Environment N Manufacturing N
Finance Y Media&Journalism N
Types of Program Assistance
Human Exchange Prgs N Teaching N Training Y
Resources Intn/Flwships Y Technical Assist Y Volunteer N
Mgmt Training N
Info: Audiovisuals N Forums/Seminars Y Research Y
Clearinghouse N Journals N Res Lib Y
Conference Y Misc Publications Y Speakers N
Directories N On-Line Systems N
Material Books N Education N Office Sp. N
Assistance Clothing N Equipment N Pharmaceu. N
Collection N Food N Transport N
Distribution N Medical Supplies N
Financial Conf/Seminars N Intern/Fellowships N Seed Money N
Assistance Exchanges N Loans N Spec. Proj N
General Purp. N Prog Rel InvestmentN Tvl Grants N
Ukr OName David Snelbecker Associate Director
Ukr Ofce Project on Economic Reform in Ukraine
Street 23B Gorky Street
Indx/City 252005 Kiev
Phone/Fax 7-044-2-22-74-45 7-044-2-22-74-45
Email peru%peru.kiev.ua@relay.ussr.eu.net
This office coordinates all program activities in Ukraine.
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Org. Prosthetics Development Group Int'l PDGI
Building Building #2770
Street 1111 Third Avenue
Ct/ST/ZP Seattle, WA 98101
Fone/Fax 203-467-0601 206-343-5655
Contact Dick Brandenberg Executive Director
Gen Purp PDGI establishes below-the-knee prosthetic laboratories
capable of delivering 1500 prosthetic legs per year to various regions of NIS and the developing world. PDGI trains indigenous technicians and supplies the
materials until they can be manufactured in country.
NIS Role PDGI works closely with NIS to set up prosthetic
laboratories. PDGI supplies the technology and
training. The host country is responsible for
providing the facilities, selecting the technicians who will be trained, furnishing housing, and providing financial support for daily operations.
Sectors: Agriculture N Health Y Pub Admin N
Arts/Culture N Human/Min. Rights N Soc Svcs Y
Business Y Info. Processing N Telecomm N
Education N Labor N Tourism N
Energy N Law N Transport N
Environment N Manufacturing Y
Finance N Media&Journalism N
Types of Program Assistance
Human Exchange Prgs Y Teaching Y Training Y
Resources Intn/Flwships Y Technical Assist Y Volunteer Y
Mgmt Training N
Info: Audiovisuals N Forums/Seminars N Research Y
Clearinghouse N Journals N Res Lib N
Conference N Misc Publications N Speakers N
Directories N On-Line Systems N
Material Books N Education N Office Sp. N
Assistance Clothing N Equipment N Pharmaceu. N
Collection N Food N Transport N
Distribution N Medical Supplies Y
Financial Conf/Seminars N Intern/Fellowships N Seed Money N
Assistance Exchanges Y Loans N Spec. Proj N
General Purp. N Prog Rel InvestmentY Tvl Grants N
Project 1 Below-the Knee Prosthetic Laboratory
PDGI has received funding from USAID and World
Learning, Inc. to establish a state of the art
prosthetic lab in conjunction with its Moscow
partners, the Central Institute of Prosthetics and Orthodics and the Russian Peace Foundation. Two
Russian technicians will train in Seattle for six weeks and later operate the lab under PDGI's
supervision. The long term goal is to repeat this process throughout NIS and to create an industry which can be staffed by functioning amputees.
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Org. Resources Development Foundation RDF
Street 50 Broadway 10th Floor
Ct/ST/ZP New York, NY 10004
Fone/Fax 212-921-9865 212-719-1574
Contact Thomas H. Cochran
Gen Purp RDF is a nonprofit enterprise that transfers and
applies
economically and environmentally beneficial technologies to
CEE/NIS. It focuses principally on agriculture, energy, and
wastewater recovery and reuse. RDF's mission includes assisting
in adapting American systems of public finance so that demonstration projects may be replicated widely.
NIS Role RDF is involved in bringing wastewater recovery and
reuse to the region through facilitating the construction of demonstration facilities, educating municipal leaders, and assisting in the development of related public finance techniques. Its activities in public finance extend beyond the wastewater treatment field. RDF also has an interest in furthering energy efficiency and demand-side management in the region.
Sectors: Agriculture Y Health N Pub Admin N
Arts/Culture N Human/Min. Rights N Soc Svcs N
Business Y Info. Processing N Telecomm N
Education N Labor N Tourism N
Energy Y Law N Transport N
Environment Y Manufacturing N
Finance Y Media&Journalism N
Types of Program Assistance
Human Exchange Prgs N Teaching N Training N
Resources Intn/Flwships N Technical Assist N Volunteer N
Mgmt Training N
Info: Audiovisuals N Forums/Seminars N Research N
Clearinghouse N Journals N Res Lib N
Conference N Misc Publications N Speakers N
Directories N On-Line Systems N
Material Books N Education N Office Sp. N
Assistance Clothing N Equipment N Pharmaceu. N
Collection N Food N Transport N
Distribution N Medical Supplies N
Financial Conf/Seminars N Intern/Fellowships N Seed Money N
Assistance Exchanges N Loans N Spec. Proj N
General Purp. N Prog Rel InvestmentN Tvl Grants N
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Org. Rockefeller Brothers Foundation
Street 1290 Avenue of the Americas
Ct/ST/ZP New York, NY 10104-0233
Fone/Fax 212-373-4200 212-315-0996
Contact Benjamin R. Shute
Gen Purp The Fund's major objective is to improve the well-being
of all people by supporting efforts in the United States and abroad that contribute ideas, develop leaders, and encourage institutions promoting the transition to global interdependence, particularly in areas of resources and security.
Sectors: Agriculture Y Health N Pub Admin Y
Arts/Culture N Human/Min. Rights Y Soc Svcs N
Business Y Info. Processing Y Telecomm Y
Education Y Labor N Tourism N
Energy Y Law Y Transport N
Environment Y Manufacturing N
Finance N Media&Journalism Y
Types of Program Assistance
Human Exchange Prgs Y Teaching N Training N
Resources Intn/Flwships Y Technical Assist Y Volunteer Y
Mgmt Training N
Info: Audiovisuals N Forums/Seminars Y Research N
Clearinghouse N Journals N Res Lib N
Conference N Misc Publications N Speakers N
Directories N On-Line Systems N
Material Books N Education N Office Sp. N
Assistance Clothing N Equipment N Pharmaceu. N
Collection N Food N Transport N
Distribution N Medical Supplies N
Financial Conf/Seminars Y Intern/Fellowships Y Seed Money Y
Assistance Exchanges Y Loans N Spec. Proj Y
General Purp. N Prog Rel InvestmentN Tvl Grants N
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Org. Rockefeller Foundation
Street 1133 Avenue of the Americas
Ct/ST/ZP New York, NY 10036
Fone/Fax 212-869-8500
Contact Key Prewitt
Gen Purp The Foundation promotes and protects the well-being of
mankind throughout the world. Grantmaking activities are directed towards identifying and addressing the underlying causes of human suffering and need. The Foundation concentrates its activities in science-based international development programs in agriculture, health and population sciences, arts and humanities, and equal rights.
Sectors: Agriculture N Health Y Pub Admin N
Arts/Culture N Human/Min. Rights N Soc Svcs Y
Business N Info. Processing N Telecomm N
Education N Labor N Tourism N
Energy Y Law N Transport N
Environment Y Manufacturing N
Finance N Media&Journalism Y
Types of Program Assistance
Human Exchange Prgs Y Teaching N Training Y
Resources Intn/Flwships N Technical Assist Y Volunteer N
Mgmt Training N
Info: Audiovisuals N Forums/Seminars Y Research N
Clearinghouse N Journals N Res Lib N
Conference N Misc Publications N Speakers N
Directories N On-Line Systems N
Material Books N Education N Office Sp. N
Assistance Clothing N Equipment N Pharmaceu. N
Collection N Food N Transport N
Distribution N Medical Supplies N
Financial Conf/Seminars Y Intern/Fellowships Y Seed Money Y
Assistance Exchanges Y Loans N Spec. Proj Y
General Purp. N Prog Rel InvestmentN Tvl Grants Y
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Org. Rotary International
Building One Rotary Center
Street 1560 Sherman Avenue
Ct/ST/ZP Evanston, IL 60201
Fone/Fax 708-866-3243 708-328-8554
Contact Hank Ottery Promotional Svcs
Gen Purp An international service club organization of business
and professional leaders in 189 nations and geographical regions, rotary International (RI) provides community service and furthers international understanding through professional exchanges, scholarships and grants, and programs in health, agriculture, environment, and peace.
NIS Role CEE/NIS Rotarians organize humanitarian projects to
improve the quality of life in their communities and around the world. Regional priorities are: education, agricultural development, social services/youth, medical equipment, and small business.
Sectors: Agriculture Y Health Y Pub Admin N
Arts/Culture N Human/Min. Rights N Soc Svcs Y
Business Y Info. Processing N Telecomm N
Education Y Labor N Tourism N
Energy Y Law N Transport N
Environment Y Manufacturing N
Finance Y Media&Journalism N
Types of Program Assistance
Human Exchange Prgs Y Teaching N Training N
Resources Intn/Flwships Y Technical Assist N Volunteer Y
Mgmt Training N
Info: Audiovisuals N Forums/Seminars N Research N
Clearinghouse N Journals N Res Lib N
Conference N Misc Publications N Speakers N
Directories N On-Line Systems N
Material Books N Education N Office Sp. N
Assistance Clothing N Equipment N Pharmaceu. N
Collection N Food N Transport N
Distribution N Medical Supplies N
Financial Conf/Seminars N Intern/Fellowships N Seed Money N
Assistance Exchanges N Loans N Spec. Proj N
General Purp. N Prog Rel InvestmentN Tvl Grants N
Project 1 Professional and Student Exchanges In CEE/NIS Through The Rotary Foundation (TRF), scholarship and professional exchange programs are ongoing between CEE/NIS and Rotary International's 189 member nations and geographical regions. TRF sponsors international ambassadors of goodwill through educational awards to university students and teachers and through international exchange of business and professional people. TRF Scholarship Program is the world's largest and most international privately sponsored scholarship program.