Get Involved As A Volunteer

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  Sheldon Lee Cooper

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Volunteer Testimonials

• I decided to become an online volunteer because I wanted to contribute to meaningful projects and support others using my skills. The flexibility of working remotely allows me to assist people from diverse backgrounds‚ and it's a rewarding way to give back while learning and growing through new experiences. Being able to make a positive impact‚ even in small ways‚ is truly fulfilling to me.

  Grace Ouya

• As an online volunteer‚ I’ve found a profound sense of purpose in contributing to meaningful causes. My studies in surveying and geomatics have equipped me with valuable skills‚ but it’s the opportunity to make a difference that truly drives me. Volunteering allows me to connect with diverse communities‚ share knowledge‚ and support initiatives that foster positive change. It’s a rewarding journey that reminds me of our shared humanity and the impact we can have together.

  Ruvimbo Doreen Supiya

• I am a young Beninese man aged 29. Academically‚ I hold a Bachelor's degree in Planning‚ Monitoring and Evaluation and a Master's degree in Applied Statistics with a specialization in Artificial Intelligence from the African School of Economics. I'm currently working in my country's Ministry of Justice as a monitoring-evaluation technician. I am a young leader in my community‚ and I interact a lot with young people and disadvantaged people. After several years of volunteering and involvement at local level‚ I decided to volunteer at international level in order to continue to serve by putting my skills to the benefit of the international community. This is how I came to discover the United Nations platform for volunteers. Since then‚ I've been happy to continue my commitment both locally and internationally.

  Horace S. C. AGOSSADOU

• Candice Sue-Anne Williams became an online volunteer driven by her passion for data-driven policy development‚ gender equality‚ and social inclusion in international development. With expertise in monitoring and evaluation‚ strategic planning‚ and data visualization‚ she saw this opportunity as a way to contribute to global development initiatives while deepening her understanding of cross-sectoral partnerships. Through this role‚ she aims to further analyse complex social issues‚ engage with diverse stakeholders‚ and apply her M&E and data visualization expertise to global challenges—skills she continues to leverage in her professional career.

  Candice Sue-Anne Williams

• Joining a UNV project is a chance to use my skills for real impact‚ step out of my bubble‚ and see beyond the horizon. Having worked with the UN before‚ I know the value of global cooperation and meaningful change‚ and that drives me to contribute again.

  Ruslan Rovishen

• I decided to become an online UN Volunteer to contribute my skills and expertise toward impactful global development initiatives while embracing the flexibility of remote collaboration. With my background in international trade‚ finance‚ and international relations‚ I am passionate about fostering inclusive growth‚ strengthening partnerships‚ and enhancing organizational efficiency. Volunteering allows me to apply my knowledge in a meaningful way‚ supporting projects that drive sustainable development‚ resilience‚ and crisis response. Additionally‚ my strong commitment to humanitarian aid motivates me to contribute to initiatives that provide critical support to vulnerable communities. This opportunity enables me to engage with diverse stakeholders‚ expand my skills‚ and help develop solutions that create lasting positive change on a global scale.

  Zaward Anisah Vayne

• I am currently studying my master having embarked on a career change the last few years. Education and knowledge is important to me. In a world where technology is advancing at a rapid rate it is important that as technology professionals that we empower others to utilise the advancements to further there charitable and cause related work. This project will allow me to potentially make a real difference.

  Carrie Barclay

• a data engineer‚ data scientist‚ and software developer specializing in machine learning. I became an online volunteer to use my skills for meaningful impact‚ no matter the location. Volunteering allows me to contribute to important causes‚ collaborate with diverse teams‚ and grow both personally and professionally. It’s a great way to give back while learning from others‚ and I’m excited to be part of this journey.

  Michel Boris Emel Manfouo

• I decide to volunteer because using my skills to do community social responsibilities has been what I love and I have this passion for wanting to provide solutions to problems.

  Aliu Olaitan Rasheed

• I am PMI Member Kenya Chapter and have served in various capacities locally and globally as a volunteer. I decided to become an online volunteer because I wanted to use my expertise in low code no code to help organizations that drive social impact. At PMI Kenya I was a board member and served as the Social Impact Director. The ability to connect with people globally and contribute to meaningful projects has been incredibly rewarding.

  Collins Owino Ayodo

• Seeking to become an online volunteer because of my passion for coding and looking for meaningful opportunities to leverage my skills and contribute to impactful projects

  Jeffrey Collins Musinguzi

• I am Cathrine Wayeko Chiliswa a social scientist with over 6 years of research experience. I decided to become an online volunteer for development. With a background in sociology and health systems management‚ I am specifically interested in how AI and data science can enhance decision-making‚ improve health access‚ disaster management and optimize resource allocation. The SDG AI Lab provides a unique opportunity to collaborate on impactful projects‚ contribute my skills remotely‚ and support the achievement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through innovative AI-driven solutions.

  Cathrine Wayeko Chiliswa

• I’m Aleksandra Faleychik‚ an IT professional with experience in web development‚ data analysis‚ and digital innovation. I'm passionate about using technology for positive change and volunteering with the UNDP Tech4R initiative to blend my skills with my drive to make a difference. Excited to collaborate with the team on impactful disaster management solutions‚ since I truly believe that modern technology is able to unite people and to help them to build resilience during disasters.

  Aleksandra Faleychik

• I joined UNV Tech4R because I strongly believe in the power of technology to drive positive change in humanitarian and development contexts. With extensive experience in monitoring‚ evaluation‚ accountability‚ and learning (MEAL)‚ emergency response‚ and resilience programming‚ I have witnessed firsthand how data-driven decision-making and digital innovation can enhance the effectiveness and impact of humanitarian interventions.

  Omar Basmaji

• Vighnesh has over 25 years of IT experience. He finds volunteering as a way to give back and finds a lot of satisfaction in using Technology to solve challenges in NGO/ non-profit organizations. Vighnesh has volunteered for many local non-profit organizations and professional organizations globally. He had earlier volunteered as a Research Support for an Automated Analysis of Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) platform‚ an UNDP initiative - The SDG AI Lab. For this‚ he received a Certificate of appreciation from the OSDG team for his top-quality contribution. He looks forward to volunteer support and contribute to the UNDP projects through Tech4R.

  Vighnesh Balasubramanian

• I decided to become a UNV online volunteer for the Tech4R Low Code No Code Initiative because of my strong background in public finance governance‚ data analysis‚ and stakeholder engagement‚ which aligns well with the initiative's goal of developing digital solutions for disaster resilience. My experience in research‚ policy analysis‚ and strategic planning has equipped me with the ability to translate complex data into actionable insights—skills that will be valuable in leveraging low-code/no-code tools like Power BI and Kobo Toolbox for disaster mitigation. Additionally‚ my participation in various professional training programs‚ including impact evaluation and reproducible research fundamentals‚ has reinforced my commitment to using technology for sustainable development. By joining this initiative‚ I aim to contribute my analytical expertise while gaining practical experience in technology-driven solutions for crisis response and resilience.

  Alphonce Melchior Chuwa

• I am Rita Aqua Ofosuhemaa Owusu ‚ a Ghanaian with a background in Monitoring and Evaluation (M& E).I am very excited and honored to join SDG AI Lab Initiative -UNDP as an online volunteer. With my greatest strengths being a combination of a team player and a problem solver ‚I believe with technology one can help and make an impact globally without any barrier. I am looking forward to learning from and sharing my experiences with this amazing community.

  Rita Aqua Ofosuhemaa Owusu

• I’m proud to serve as a UN Volunteer with IICPSD because I deeply believe in equal opportunities for all. No matter the odds‚ we can make a difference by working together through the global network of UN Volunteers. During my time with the SDG AI Lab‚ I focused on SDGs 4‚ 5‚ 11‚ and 16‚ leveraging advanced data analytics tools—Power BI‚ Google Crisis Response‚ QGIS‚ and KoboToolbox—to strengthen humanitarian relief in conflict- and climate-affected regions. Our efforts aimed to improve access to health‚ education‚ and essential services‚ laying a strong technological foundation for equitable opportunities. Beyond its impact‚ this work has also been an invaluable learning experience‚ helping me grow professionally.

  Denise Gurbuz

• I am Oben Joseph Etah from Cameroon. One of my motivations for becoming an online volunteer is to use my leadership skills of communication‚ team leadership‚ people engagement‚ and delivery of the value for money to create an impact in my area of work through skills sharing and collaboration with colleagues from different backgrounds and cultures across different organizations and entities. Also‚ becoming an online volunteer is an opportunity for me to contribute to organizational transformation by contributing to an agile work environment through the integration of proper communication and project management skills into organizational culture and values.

  Oben Joseph Etah

• I am passionate about using technology as an enabler for developing transformative solutions so naturally when I came across this opportunity to develop digital solutions for disaster mitigation and resilience‚ I was drawn to it because by participating I could contribute to addressing real-world challenges. I am also passionate about giving back to the community given that it has played a key role in my technical development and I am also familiar with the development tools utilized in the initiative which will make it easier for me to contribute towards building a solution.

  Moses Mtengo

• I’m a software engineer in Spain‚ excited to collaborate with first responder organizations and contribute to developing tech solutions that can aid in emergency response and disaster relief.

  Jake Pyne

• I am driven to become an online volunteer with the United Nations by the opportunity to create a positive impact‚ however small‚ on a global scale. The belief that my efforts could enhance the life‚ health‚ or hope of another individual anywhere in the world inspires my unwavering commitment to this path.

  Arsalan Mohammadi

• I am Adegboyega Adedokun Oluwatosin from Nigeria. The love for data‚ problem solving and contribution to humanity has been the propelling force fueling my passion for voluntary endeavors. I am so grateful for the opportunity provided by this organization to provide voluntary support in this capacity

  Adegboyega Adedokun Oluwatosin

• I work with data in the private sector‚ but I've always wanted to use my skills to help people more directly. I joined as a UN volunteer to support humanitarian efforts‚ while also learning new things along the way. Looking forward to working alongside experienced professionals in this field.

  Kristine Pagaduan

• Being an Online Volunteer with IICPSD is a real privilege. I took this road as I am passionate about sustainable development and social impact. SDG AI Lab allows me to contribute to these goals through collaborating remotely on data-driven solutions. Through this community I have been able to contribute to extensive research‚ learn the integration of different software in humanitarian development and how to develop solutions in the development sector. I am excited to be part of a team that works to create a more equitable future by leveraging data and tech. This has been an inspiring and rewarding experience to both my personal and professional growth and I look forward to further developing my expertise in data-driven solutions and contributing to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals.

  Faith Bosire

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