Dear
All,
P.S. Harap (dengan sangat) agar seyogyanya TIDAK menghubungi saya untuk
menerima keterangan lanjut atas tawaran beasiswa dimaksud, karena
sebenarnya, saya hanya meneruskan contact details di bawah.
Mohon SEGERA disebarluaskan, tersedia 10 beasiswa penuh untuk studi
di Wageningen University bagi mahasiswa dari Aceh.
Semoga bermanfaat bagi masa depan Aceh setelah tragedi Tsunami 26
Januari 2004.
Teriring doa dan bagi korban dan keluarga yang ditinggalkan, semoga
Tuhan memberikan kekuatan bagi bangsa kita yang tengah diberi cobaan
ini. Amien.
Sumber: http://www.wau.nl/pers/05/002wure.html
Informasi lebih lanjut: http://www.wur.nl/uk/index.html
Persatuan Pelajar Indonesia di Belanda: www.ppi-wageningen.org
Contact person: Simon Vink ([EMAIL PROTECTED] - simon dot vink at
wur dot nl) / Rienk Geertsma ([EMAIL PROTECTED] - rienk dot
geertsma at wur dot nl)
Salam hangat,
Aretha.
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Wageningen UR helps tsunami victimsUsing knowledge and expertise to
help with rehabilitation in the affected regions.
Wageningen University and Research Centre in the Netherlands wishes
to offer its knowledge and expertise to the governments and
organizations which will be working on the long-term task of
rehabilitation in the disaster zones. Over the next few weeks, a
working group led by Dr. Bram Huijsman will inventory the sorts of
expertise that Wageningen can offer, and where it can make a real
contribution. Various Wageningen disciplines are represented in the
working group, including Professor of Disaster Relief, Georg Frerks,
and the author of the UN report on Disaster relief in Africa,
Professor Rudy Rabbinge. On the basis of the working group's
recommendations, the Executive Board will offer help in the form of
advice.
Knowledge about food production, food security, health, water
management and rural development is crucial to the recovery of the
affected regions. Wageningen University and Research Centre
(Wageningen UR) knowledge about siltation, for example, could be
applied in tackling the problem of contamination of agricultural
land with seawater in Atjeh (Aceh). This problem must be solved as
quickly as possible, as the next harvest season is approaching.
A number of Wageningen University students come from areas affected
by the disaster. Those who wish to interrupt their studies to go
home and support their families or help with reconstruction will be
given the opportunity to do so. The university will pay their travel
and accommodation expenses.
Wageningen UR will also offer ten scholarships to students from
countries hit by the tsunami, to enable them to contribute knowledge
and expertise gained from a Wageningen Masters course to the long-
term rehabilitation of the affected regions.
On 26th January, students will form a circle around Wageningen town
centre, symbolizing their solidarity with the disaster victims in
Asia. At least 3,000 participants are needed for this `living
heart', which is the focal point of fundraising campaigns by student
societies over the next few weeks.
Indonesian students in Wageningen are carrying out a number of
fundraising activities for the victims in Atjeh, such as repairing
bicycles at student flats and holding a fundraising day in a
University building on 20th January, which will include an auction
of Indonesian articles.
NOTE FOR THE EDITOR
For more information: Simon Vink, tel. + 31 (0) 317 482466 or + 31
(0) 6 53831629, or direct fax number 0317 484884. For information on
student campaigns: Rienk Geertsma + 31 (0) 6 28171239.
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