Seeking Feedback on Impact/Benefits of Being a Member of the Network

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Permalink Reply by Craig Zelizer on January 29, 2010 at 6:43am

Thanks. Would appreciate if you could let others know about the network as I think many people in the DRC might find the content of interest. Particularly since we now have a translation feature on the site, speakers of French and other languages can now directly participate.

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Permalink Reply by Loma Esther on January 29, 2010 at 5:55am

Hello Craig,
Am Esther from Uganda-karamoja. I have been able to make friends in this network. It has also enabled me to identify with some regions facing similar problems that karamoja undergoes through. It has helped me appreciate my region and seek for new approaches to it's problems through sharing ideas. Though unemployed current it always keeps me busy, i appreciate the network's effort in linking people together. Bravoo!!

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Permalink Reply by Craig Zelizer on January 29, 2010 at 6:42am

Thanks

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Permalink Reply by Musarrat Ullah Jan on January 29, 2010 at 6:18am

Thx Craig .

really great efforts for information for memebers as u know i am working journalist from peshawr , where sitution is worst now a day and through your site i know alot thing specaially scholarships , training and new information about different areas of the world . what going there...
and i personly thanku

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Permalink Reply by Craig Zelizer on January 29, 2010 at 6:42am

Thanks for the feedback. Would appreciate if you could let others know about the network. Perhaps you could also share some of your insights on the network regarding the situation in Peshwar, which I hope does improve in the near future.

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Permalink Reply by shehzad akbar on January 29, 2010 at 8:23am

Dear,
The forum is indeed highly useful for, it explores new ideas, latest developments, educational activities, events and opportunities to share thoughts. It unveils development and refinement of new streams in the arena of human capital amelioration.
Its superb, least to say.
Shehzad Akbar
Civil services
Lahore

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Permalink Reply by Ibrahim HK Shaid on January 29, 2010 at 11:08am

Greetings!
I am Ibrahim HK Shaid National Coordinator Talented Young People Everywhere (TYPE) Sierra Leone.
I must first of all pronounce it with this opportunity by saying that i and our organisation is proud to be a member of this network ( Peace collaborative Development Network). Reasons being is base on the fact that with this network, i am able to create/facilitate another partnership from within and out side Africa. TYPE Sierra Leone and it's staff are ableb to extract tools that help us to carry out our activities on human right advocacy well, and we are also able to adopt new solution from this networ and replicate them into communities we are operating.

With this network, TYPE staff are able to be informed about scholarship,workshops, confrense registrations position around the world, which staff have submitted their registrations and awaithing reply.
This network have exterblished another link with other social workers in different field all over the world and therefore help to develop our zeal and confident to performe even more better that ever before.

Me as a devotated and proud member of this network, i will ensure that i personally introduce this network to all grass-root organisations within Sierra Leone inorder for them to also join and achieve positive results in their works.

My best wishes to all old members and please lets' keep closer even more and i wnat to welcome new members on behalf of old ones!

my best and sincier regards to the coordinator Mr. Craig zelizer.
Ibrahim HK Shaid

My best wishes

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Permalink Reply by PHOLO MVUMBI ROGER on January 29, 2010 at 12:36pm

Dear friend,i am very much interested in this very important nework and have accepted to be involved in it.As a pastor , i think it is my work to bring peace to all around me and i can say that it is my daily job and like to do it.I am also a community leader and an independant journalist ,i think that it is the time being to promote such work in my country because we runned a long period of a long civil war and we have then to create peace now by teaching it to all our people.i thank you very much for your initaitive and make sure that you have disciples in my country who are ready to promote and repersent your interets .once again many thanks to all members of this group and we are waiting for your support in this field ,may be by a training or seminars or also workshps...thank you .ROGER PHOLO 00243-998218472. KINSHASA/D.R.CONGO.

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Permalink Reply by Deacon Sunday A. Solanke on January 29, 2010 at 3:58pm

Hello Criag,
Peace and Collaborative Development Network is highly useful to our organizational development programmes.
PCDN - develop the professional and technical expertise in the Public Safety and Security through dedication to true professionalism, humanitarian efforts, educational advancement, cooperation and understanding.

“We see this network as the beginning of a long time relationship in contributing to skills and knowledge development from developers’ right through to end users”.

Thanks in anticipation for your continue networking and cooperation.

BY ORDER OF THE CEF BOARD:
Deacon Sunday A. Solanke
Executive Director
Commongood Empowerment Foundation (CEF)
Lagos - State, Nigeria.

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Permalink Reply by ABDULLAH P. SALIK, JR. AL HAJ on January 29, 2010 at 10:18pm

Greetings of peace!CONGRATULATIONS Dr.Craig for the job well done.I find this network very helpful in my personal quest for knowledge and opportunities.As a peace advocate,it enhance my capacity in building bridges towards peace by reading the materials shared by my co-fellow in this network.Our engagement is beyond borders and boundaries,regardless of race,creed,faith and belief.May the blessings and mercy of God be upon us all.

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Permalink Reply by Olika Enenu Stephen on January 30, 2010 at 7:33am

Dear Craig,
This is a definitive Network that has catapaulted me to information fountain.My world view has undergone drastic revolution since I gained access to the site. Well balanced social, political, economic and religious researches as well as opportunities like jobs and scholarships have become a by word for this network.It's increased continental and regional connectivity has surely enhanced search for common grounds and global unity among members. I'm greatly indebted to this network for the my relentless search for scholarship to pursue an MA in conflict resolution and peace building.
Currently at Uganda Christian University as a student of Master of Divinity-Final Semester.
Join the Network today.

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Permalink Reply by Awa Innocent Ndah on January 30, 2010 at 11:35am

Ggreetings Craig and the entire Peace and Collaborative Development Network Family. I can't thank you enough for the continuous influx of rich information and resources you make available to the members of this valuable website. I have not benefited from any training, scholarship or fellowships yet but I can assure you my scope of knowledge and information gathered has been tremenous ever since I joined. My applications are still being processed.

The website is incredibly resourceful and every member finds just exactly he/she is interested in.

Thanks man and keep the fire burning as we continue to invite friends and colleagues to join.

Awa,

Buea - Cameroon

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