Library - Declarations

Beginning with the words “We the peoples”, the United Nations Charter reminds us that crafting solutions to global challenges is a job not only for Governments, but for people, communities and civil society. More...

We, participants of the GK3, held in Kuala Lumpur from 11 to 13 December 2007, representing organizations from many countries around the world declare the following:. More...

Message prepared by ICVolunteers, Cibervoluntarios. More...

We, participants in the 18th World Volunteer Conference, held in Barcelona from 17 to 21 August 2004, representing organizations from Armenia, Bangladesh, Benin, Burkina Faso, Colombia, Ecuador, France, Mali, Mexico, Norway, Philippines, Russia, Spain, Switzerland, Togo, Tunisia, United States declare the following:. More...

The extended process of involvement by the Volunteer Family dating back to the Bamako Regional Conference in May 2002, has led us, as a Volunteer Family, to create a Volunteering Action Plan identifying a range of priorities to be implemented between now and Tunis 2005. More...

While earlier versions of the Declaration of Principles had made mention of volunteers, some disagreement among governments led to the decision of keeping the mention only in the Plan of Action, under the chapter on capacity building:. More...

We, participants in the International Symposium on Volunteering, representing governments, civil society and the private sector, coming from 25 different countries, met in Dakar (Senegal), from 23 to 25 October 2003. More...

Paris, 18 July 2003 -- Madam ChairPerson, distinguished members of the Government Delegations, colleagues from the Observers group, Ladies and Gentlemen:. More...