As a series of selection procedure started in the beginning of April 2017 to find one Local Leader for SCC volunteer program, hereby, we announce the successful selected candidate.
Congratulations to our volunteer member: Rizka Alma Sari.
As a local leader of SCC, she will be mainly volunteering in Pekalongan, from 4th Jul – 25th September 2017. She will also actively involve in carbon reduction activity through SCC projects in 4 countries. Also, to learn and create Carbon Offset and Crowd Funding for the sustainability of each project. In addition, to help raising the awareness of local people concerning climate change issue. And to promote the environmental-friendly lifestyle and apply it to the workcamps.
About Stop Climate Change (SCC)
IVS (International Voluntary Service) has been creating unique and valuable impact to prevent climate change. Not only by the work to plant and grow trees and other carbon reducing actions, also, by spreading collective and simple low carbon lifestyles. Moreover, with networking people and organizations it helps raising awareness among local people and world youth and promoting further actions.
The Global Voluntary Service to Stop Climate Change (SCC) is one of these unique movement executed by IVS volunteers globally since 2015 with the networks Alliance, CCIVS and NVDA started a common campaign “IVS against climate change”.
GREAT took part on this SCC program since 2016, when we did youth volunteer exchange between Indonesian and Cambodian in the SCC platform. In 2017, we will do it again as it was a success though there are still rooms of evaluation which we are looking forward to improving it in the next one. This program will be held by four IVS organizations of NVDA members in four different countries: GREAT Indonesia, CYA Cambodia, RUCHI India and NICE Japan.
To ask more about this program:
Contact Info:
Mr. Ben Pramudya
GREAT Program Manager
WhatsApp: +62.856.4007.9633
Call/SMS: +62.813.1803.6960
Email: program@greatindonesia.org
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