Volunteerism & ICTs: Jamaica

Jamaica at a Glance


Languages	English, Jamaican Creole
Religions	Protestant 55.9%, Roman Catholic 5%, other 39.1%
Ethnicity	African 76.3%, Afro-European 15.1%, East Indian and Afro-East Indian 3%, white 3.2%, Chinese and Afro-Chinese 1.2%, other 1.2%
Population	2,780,132 (July 2007 est.)
Capital	Kingston, 104,000
Currency	Jamaican Dollar (JMD)
Web Domains	.jm
Phone Codes	00-1-876

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Get Involved with ICVolunteers' Projects in Jamaica

ICVolunteers-Switzerland is the Swiss branch of ICVolunteers. Historically, the Swiss office is the cradle of the whole organization. ICVolunteers has local presence in a growing number of countries, including Jamaica.

We invite you to look over what we are doing in the area.

ICVolunteers Projects in Jamaica:

Geneva Health Forum

http://wwv.icvolunteers.org/index.php?what=projectsshort&id=480

2014-02-06 07:18:22

Global Health: Interconnected Challenges, Integrated Solutions.

6th Francophone Conference on HIV/AIDS

http://wwv.icvolunteers.org/index.php?what=projectsshort&id=444

2012-03-05 17:04:14

The Francophone HIV/AIDS conference is held every two years, with the location alternating between North and South.

Geneva Health Forum 2012

http://wwv.icvolunteers.org/index.php?what=projectsshort&id=442

2012-02-24 21:33:33

Chronic diseases are of growing importance.

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