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Are you interested in attending a course about promoting the Culture of Peace?
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World Ecology Report (WER).
Published since 1989, the World Ecology Report is a quarterly digest of critical issues in health and environment, produced in four languages and distributed to thousands of citizens throughout the developing and developed world.
Health and Environment:
Global Partners for Global Solutions Conference. Since l992, WIT has convened what we believe to be one of the world?s premier forums for the presentation of scientific papers by international experts on the growing clinical evidence supporting the link between degrading environments and diminished human health. The conference has been convened as a parallel event to the annual meeting of the UN Commission on Sustainable Development. The scientific papers presented at the conference are available on WIT?s web site.
Health and Development CD ROM Library.
This project consists of a library of CDs each of which focuses on a subject within the overall topic of Development and Health information. Our Human Information CD ROM Library offers one bridge across the ?digital divide? for both developed and developing countries. The project is continuous with future topics being developed.
Health and Development CD ROM Library for Ukraine.
In conjunction with UNDP, WIT has developed a country specific library disc for distribution in schools and centers in Ukraine.
Humanitarian Aid.
In conjunction with the K.Kovshevych Foundation, WIT provides humanitarian aid to schools and hospitals and orphanages in areas devastated by environmental degradation. Our shipments have included medical equipment for pediatric medical facilities, computer and telephone systems, clothing, toys, prosthetic devices for gifted children.
Internship. World Information Transfer (WIT) offers internships in New York City, where our main office is located. Our goal is to encourage future leaders in health and environment. Our interns spend the majority of their time at the United Nations.
Scholarship Program.
With the support of the K. Kovshevych Foundation, WIT offers scholarships to intellectually gifted university students in need of financial assistance to continue their studies in areas related to health and environment.
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