Center for Civil Society International ([email protected])
Thu, 17 Aug 1995 16:17:21 -0700 (PDT)
Sender: "Pavel A. Makeyenko" <[email protected]>
Subject: "Democracy in Russia" survey
Dear colleagues,
The National Center for Public Productivity, at Rutgers University, in
cooperation with the Institute of Systems Analysis of the Academy of
Sciences of Russia is conducting a "snap-shot" survey of Western-trained
Russian professionals and officials, as well as Western experts and
scholars, on democratization and related reforms in Russia. The aim of the
study is to bridge the gap that very often exists between Russians and
Americans in perceptions of what is happening in Russia at this time. In
our opinion, Western-trained Russian specialists and Westerners with
actual experience within Russia in this turbulent period of her history
are best suited to provide clear, analytical commentary. The results of
the survey will be published in a monograph.
We will give full credit to respondents, by name. But if you desire to be
anonymous, your comments will be incorporated without reference to your
name.
We very much appreciate your taking time from your busy schedule to
participate in this survey. A copy of the resulting monograph will be
provided to all individuals participating in this project.
We would also very much appreciate if you could forward this information
to those of your colleagues who may be interested to participate in this
survey.
Sincerely yours,
Dr. Marc Holzer, Dr. Pavel Makeyenko
Executive Director, Scientific Secretary
National Center for Public Russian Academy of Sciences
Public Productivity, Institute for Systems
Rutgers University-Newark Analysis
[email protected] [email protected]
Editor's Note: To receive a copy of the questionnaire via e-mail send a
request to: [email protected]
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Subject: Iternet Project in Belarus, a request for assistance. (fwd)
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Sender: "David Stickney" <[email protected]>
Subject: Internet Project in Belarus, a request for assistance.
Greeting Networkers,
We are in the process of preparing a multi-organization project revolving
the creation of the 1st IP internet connection in Belarus outside the city
of Minsk.
The Aim of the project is to provide I.P. internet services to the Gomel
Oblast, and train key individuals on its use.
Currently, We are seeking the following:
Organizations Interested in conducting projects in the Gomel Oblast in
Belarus or in Belarus as a whole in Joint Effort.
Organizations Interested in Tele-Education projects involving elements
of society such as primary and higher education, health, agriculture,
civil development, arts and culture, industrial and small business
assistance, the results of Chernobyl etc.
Sources of Funding.
Primary sources have been found, Although we are still seeking Co-sponsors.
Funding can be arranged as US Tax Deductable, or made to the Belarussian
NGO Duhovnost ( Trained in US AID accounting standards).
Sources of Equipment for use in classroom situations.
Please Respond to david%[email protected]
Please Crosspost as relevant
Virtually Yours,
David Stickney
IAEWP (NGO) United Nations
Consulting: World Vision International RBU
The Belarussian Soros Foundation
The Ministry of Education, Belarus
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Tel (7) (0232) 55-00-17 Fax 55-06-23 246050 P.O. BOX 346 Gomel, Belarus
David%[email protected] IAEWP (NGO) United Nations
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