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On-line Exchange Market
for a Culture of Peace and Non-Violence

1	THE INFORMATION NEEDED ON YOUR PROJECT

	•	Identity of your project: to allow the contacts to take place
	•	Activities of your project: to understand the exact nature of your Culture of Peace Project
	•	Resources offered & requested by your project: to allow the exchange to take place.
		Every project has something to offer and something to request;
		to help you identify these resources, here are the different categories and some examples:

INFORMATION / EXPERIENCE INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT

• Ideas • Solidarity

• Experience • Lobbying

• Field Data • Sponsorship

• Documentation • Letters of support

• ... • ...

FUNDING COMMUNICATION MEANS

• Credits • Publishing

• Donations • Press

• ... • Radio

• Television

PRODUCTS / SERVICES • Multimedia

• Events

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Basic resources
• ...

• Manufactured products

• Equipment CONTACTS / NETWORKS

• Communication products

• Technological development
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Local contacts

• Logistics • Networks

• Work • ...

• Education / Training

• Creation / Design VOLUNTARY SERVICE

• Marketing

• Management • Internship

• Science / Technology • Voluntary workcamp

• ... • Assistance on specific activities

• ...

2 THE REGISTRATION OF YOUR PROJECT

Each organization entitled to register "Culture of Peace Projects" is fully responsible for the quality and accuracy of the information provided; the information should be updated every 6 months maximum so that the project remains visible on the IYCP public web site.

For more details, read the kit "Culture of Peace Projects".

3 YOUR PROJECT IN THE EXCHANGE MARKET

Once registered, your project will become visible on the IYCP public web site:

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In your personal information board, which will allow its promotion;

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In the Exchange Market section (under construction) which will allow organizations, other projects and individuals to select it through personalised searches and to contact it directly to allow the exchange of resources to take place.