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If you’re visiting OneWorld for the first time, you won’t have noticed, but we’ve just gone through a major network-wide change that will allow our editors and contributors to concentrate on bringing you the latest news, views and ways to participate in the global community working in human rights and sustainable development.
If you’re a OneWorld regular, you will of course have noticed some major changes, both in design and the way the sites – for the full list click here – are structured. So, what’s new, and what’s not around any more? What's new? New design and navigation OneWorld has taken the opportunity of this new CMS to redesign most of its sites. This will give you, the user:
We’ll let you discover this for yourself. But if you have any comments, please email us at justice@oneworld.net User registration We’re hoping this will be the beginning of a community on OW. Right now you can now register with OneWorld for the following added benefits:
And later, this simple registration will allow you to:
We will, of course, respect your privacy and keep your information anonymous, and not share it with any other organizations unless you ask us to. So, as a user, do you want to join OneWorld? Country guides and volunteer editor project OneWorld has launched its country guides, edited by people like you who have volunteered to add their journalistic skills and knowledge of country situations to the OneWorld collective. For more, visit our Country Guides or if you want to volunteer, please send your CV to oveditors@oneworld.net South East Europe portal, in four languages Unimondo.org and OneWorld have launched the South East Europe Portal project, supported by Hivos and aiming to be the NGO Portal for the region, providing news, analysis, events and ways to participate in the traditional OneWorld model. You can visit the site in English at see.oneworld.net Brand new Partner search Our search tools now allow you to search quickly and accurately through the whole OneWorld network, or by each regional edition, or across the whole range of our 1500 NGO and Civil Society partner websites. Why don’t you try it out Jobs Yes, the OneWorld Jobs Service was there before. But we’ve improved it and expanded it across all the OneWorld regions. We’ve also maintained our working relationships and links with the leading NGO jobs and volunteering organizations to provide you a comprehensive list of jobs and opportunities in development and human rights worldwide. Are you looking for a job? So that’s what’s new. But what’s not around any more? What's gone? Some of it was so bad we don’t want to talk about it! Well, that was mainly the criticisms from you of our “overloaded” site. The list below is a summary of stuff that you used to be able to find, and some of which we are taking offline for a while to fix and bring back to you over the next few months. If you need any information about any of these products, then please mail us Gone for good
Gone, but coming back
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