INDONÉSIE  2008

DEJAVATO  +20 ANS

Frais complémentaires à régler à l'arrivée : 200€

Introduction  

This brochure contains Dejavato winter short term projects for the season 2007 – 2008 and Dejavato main working principles. The period covered is from December 2007 to the end of February 2008. The workcamps for the 2008 season will be presented at the end of February 2008, in occasion of the Alliance Technical meeting and other international events.

The 2008 program will also include a number of Mid and long term placements in the Java Island .

Profile of the organization  

Dejavato Foundation was established in June 15^th, 2005 as response to a lack of education and social welfare all over Indonesia . Following a prolonged economical crisis and severe governmental budgetary cuts in the field of education, its founders realized the importance of initiating private and community activities which could fill the gap left by the governmental sector, and decided to do so through the establishment of voluntary service activities, scholarship programmes and health care provision.  

Vision  

Dejavato Foundations is a non- governmental and non-profit organization aiming at a globally educated and developed Indonesian society. It particularly supports the educational path of disadvantaged individuals throughout Indonesia , regardless of ethnicity, religion, gender and political believes; the struggle for development of local communities all over the country and the welfare of those who can not access it otherwise.  

Mission  

1. To promote voluntary work and world peace in Indonesia by supporting education, social work and local community development.
2. To support the development of global education in Indonesia by materially supporting formal and non formal educational programs.
3. To support in-need communities throughout Indonesia in case of crisis.
4. To take an active role in stimulating and leading broader private sector interest in improving Indonesia ’s educational system.
5. To promote the unique local Indonesian cultures.

Values  

1. Honesty, integrity, transparency and social responsibility
2. Independence and non discrimination
3. Team work and tolerance
4. Efficiency
5. Preservation of Indonesian culture, heritage and environment

 Structure  

Dejavato is an Indonesian Foundation registered with the Ministry of Law and Human rights. According to its constitution, it is composed by a board of founders, a board of directors and an advisory board (also called board of supervisors). The Foundation manages its own fund and takes its income from participation fees, individual donations and corporate donations (both in money and kind).  

Main Programs  

All Dejavato Foundation programs are conducted without bias toward gender, religion, ethnicity or physical ability.  

v     International Voluntary Service:  

-         International Work Camp
A Workcamp is a voluntary service project developed by a group of international volunteers who gather for a short time (2 weeks in general) to support a local community or an endangered natural area and to develop international dialogue and friendship. During the camp, volunteers work, live and have fun together. Depending on the program of each project, volunteers can join activities in different Dejavato’s working fields.

-         Mid/Long Term Volunteer
A mid or long term voluntary service project is an individual voluntary service experience lasting between one and twelve months. Through this programme, volunteers can support the creation and implementation of long term community development projects all over the Java Island (so far). Mid and long term volunteers usually live with Indonesian hosting families or in hosting centres.  

v     Eco – cultural and Adventure programs  

These programs aim at promoting Indonesia cultural and natural heritage in an alternative and sustainable way. They offer a full immersion in Indonesian cultures and heritage while being a great way to have fun, learn and enjoy free time. They are available as group and individual placements.  

-         Eco-cultural and Adventure travel
Travels can be organized for periods between two days and one month. They can include visits to cultural and historical sites, beaches, islands around Java, outdoor and outbound activities, rafting, snorkeling and trekking. Schedules can be organized according to participants’ interests and wishes and are offered upon request. Eco – cultural and adventure travels can be organized also before and after voluntary service experiences or home stays.

-         Homestay 
Living with an Indonesian family may be one of the best ways to get to know Indonesia and its different cultures. While being one of the types of accommodation provided during all Dejavato programs, home stay can also be chosen as main experience. Dejavato can arrange a stay in different Indonesian families all over the Java Island . While staying with the family, the participant may take care of children, join family activities and social events and teach a bit of conversational English.  

v     Educational and Social support programs  

-         Scholarship Program
Dejavato provides scholarships and educational materials to deserving disadvantaged students all over Indonesia . Through this program students can whether be granted financial support to cover their tuition fees, whether receive educational material. The program is run thank to the Dejavato fund. 

-         DeJavato Care Program
The first Dejavato Care activity was held to provide emergency assistance to the victims of the massive earthquake that struck Yogyakarta and the south region of Central Java in May 2006. In that occasion and since then, Dejavato has been organizing relief actions such as the envoy of food supplies, the provision of medical assistance and health counseling and the distribution of medicines. Nowadays Dejavato care is one of the permanent program of the Foundation.  

 The extra fee covers:

1. Pick up service upon arrival (provided that we have travel details or that volunteers are present at the meeting point)
2. Orientation
3. Administration fee 
4. Transportation to/from the meeting point to/from project site
5. Accommodation and food during the project (including scheduled activities)
6. Activities as scheduled during the project for the group
7. Evaluation meeting
8. Camp coordinator
9. Emergency number 24/24 – 7/7
10. Access to material that could be useful for your project
11. A certificate at the end of the project to attest your participation
12. Souvenirs

 The extra fee does not cover:

1. Cigarettes or alcohol.
2. Travel (medical) and cancellation insurance
3. Air transportation, departure taxes, or ticketing fees
4. Extra activities outside the program
5. Changes in the project, once the placement has been confirmed (unless in very special cases)
6. Bath and washing kits (soap, toothbrush, detergent etc)

General conditions for participation in our workcamps: 

All the projects presented in this brochure are international projects; All our projects are open to volunteer who are 18 years old when the workcamp starts; We are very open to host physically challenged volunteers but all our projects might not be accessible for individuals in wheelchair or facing large mobility difficulties; The volunteers are expected to attend the whole duration of the project and any delays in the arrival or departure MUST be officially justified and announced in advance ; All the volunteers are required to individually subscribe a private insurance for the whole duration of the project, covering third party liability, health care and repatriation; The basic timetable on Dejavato’s camps is about 30-35 hours of work per week, generally from Monday to Friday; The common languages of the workcamps will be English and Indonesian (bahasa); the volunteers will have an emergency number active 24/24 – 7/7 to use in case of major problem.

LES CHANTIERS  2008

 
The Semarang projects:

DJ-01 SEMARANG 1 19/01/08 – 31/01/08 CONS/ENVI 

Background: Hometown of the Dejavato Foundation, Semarang city is the 5th biggest city of Indonesia and is populated by about 1.5 million people. It is located on 400 km. east of Jakarta (the capital city of Indonesia). In cooperation with local partners and government, Dejavato has always been active for the local development of some disadvantaged neighborhood of the city. In the Penjangan neighborhood, where its office is, the Foundation is member of a community of local volunteers whom together take care of the common spaces, the security of the inhabitants and, more important, the harmony between neighbors. As all the land belongs to individuals or to the management of the residential area, there is a lack of public green space and playgrounds for children. In order to improve the situation and to give a good example to the locals, Dejavato decided to beautify a little green space in front of its office/staff house and to create some geographic panels in order to increase the children’s skills and to stimulate learning. The workcamp will also be an occasion to promote intercultural encounter and exchange. 
Work: The volunteers will beautify a green space and create a small public garden for the local community. Volunteers will also make and install panels, showing the names and direction of foreign countries and help the local children to learn about international geography. 
Study theme: The volunteers will be introduced to the Indonesian culture and customs in general, with a special focus on the Javanese particularities. Some cultural visits are also foreseen.
Leisure Time: During free time, the volunteers will have the chance to visit several important Chinese and Hindu Temple in the city, Semarang Old City or the nearby UNESCO World Heritage sites and temples of Borobudur and Prambanan. Few land and marine National Parks are also in the neighborhood.
Accommodation: The volunteers will be accommodated in the Dejavato’s staff house (basic conditions, sleeping bag and mat needed) and food will be supplied by the local community. 
Location: This work camp will be held in Semarang City, Central Java Province. northern coast of Java Island. The northern part of the city is built on the coastal plain while the southern parts, known as Candi Lama and Candi Baru, are on higher ground. A major port during the Dutch colonial era, and still an important port today, the city is known in Indonesia for its large population of Chinese origin.
Terminal: Semarang airport, railway station and bus terminal. 
Special Requirement: none
Extra fee: 200 € (approximately 2.600.000 Indonesian Rupiahs)


DJ-03 SEMARANG 2 02/02/08 – 14/02/08 TEACH/KIDS 

Background: Hometown of the Dejavato Foundation, Semarang city is the 5th biggest city of Indonesia and is populated by about 1,5 million people. It is located on 400 kms east of Jakarta (the capital city of Indonesia). In cooperation with local partners and government, Dejavato has always been active for the local development of some disadvantaged neighborhoods of the city. The Foundation does so through cultural activities, non-formal education project, environmental education and renovation. In the Kedungmundu District, Dejavato cooperates with an orphanage and a kinder-garden which belong to the Rodhiyah Muslim Foundation. The orphanage is home to 100 orphans. Through this project, we want to support the Rodhiyah Foundation in its work for the future of the orphans and stimulate intercultural encounter.
Work: The volunteers will teach English inside the orphanage and promote both personal hygiene (important for the children) and environmental protection (waste management). Time will also be spent organizing games and leisure activities for and with the pupils. Time permitting; volunteers will also visit a neighboring school.
Study theme: The volunteers will be introduced to the Indonesian culture and customs in general, with a special focus on the Javanese particularities. Some cultural visits are also foreseen.
Leisure Time: During free time, the volunteers will have the chance to visit several important Chinese and Hindu Temple in the city, downtown, the Old City or the nearby UNESCO World Heritage sites and temples of Borobudur and Prambanan. Few land and marine National Parks are also close to Semarang.
Accommodation: The volunteers will be accommodated in Indonesian host families (basic conditions, sleeping bag and mat needed) and cook their own meals.
Location: This workcamp will be held in Semarang City, Central Java Province. northern coast of Java Island. The northern part of the city is built on the coastal plain while the southern parts, known as Candi Lama and Candi Baru, are on higher ground. A major port during the Dutch colonial era, and still an important port today, the city is known in Indonesia for its large population of Chinese origin.
Terminal: Semarang airport, railway station and bus terminal.
Special Requirement: none
Extra fee: 200 € (approximately 2.600.000 Indonesian Rupiahs) 

DJ-07 SEMARANG 3 10/05/08 – 24/05/08 CONS/KIDS 

Background: Hometown of the Dejavato Foundation, Semarang city is the 5th biggest city of Indonesia and is populated by about 1,5 million people. It is located on 400 kms east of Jakarta (the capital city of Indonesia). In cooperation with local partners and government, Dejavato has always been active for the local development of some disadvantaged neighborhoods of the city. The Foundation does so through cultural activities, non-formal education project, environmental education and renovation. In the Kedungmundu District, Dejavato cooperates with an orphanage and a kinder-garden which belong to the Rodhiyah Muslim Foundation. The orphanage is home to about 100 orphans. Through this project, we want to support the Rodhiyah Foundation in its work for the future of the orphans and stimulate intercultural encounter.
Work: The volunteers will renovate the students bathrooms, teach English to the pupils inside the orphanage and promote both personal hygiene (important for the children) and environmental protection (waste management). Time will also be spent organizing games and leisure activities for and with the kids. Time permitting; volunteers will also visit a neighboring school.
Study theme: The volunteers will be introduced to the Indonesian culture and customs in general, with a special focus on the Javanese particularities. Some cultural visits are also foreseen.
Leisure Time: During free time, the volunteers will have the chance to visit several important Chinese and Hindu Temple in the city, downtown, the Old City or the nearby UNESCO World Heritage sites and temples of Borobudur and Prambanan. Few land and marine National Parks are also close to Semarang.
Accommodation: The volunteers will be accommodated in Indonesian host families (basic conditions, sleeping bag and mat needed) and cook their own meals.
Location: This work camp will be held in Semarang City, Central Java Province. northern coast of Java Island. The northern part of the city is built on the coastal plain while the southern parts, known as Candi Lama and Candi Baru, are on higher ground. A major port during the Dutch colonial era, and still an important port today, the city is known in Indonesia for its large population of Chinese origin.
Terminal: Semarang airport, railway station and bus terminal.
Special Requirement: none
Extra fee: 2.300.000 Indonesian Rupiahs (approximately 180 €)

The Sidorejo projects:

DJ-02 SIDOREJO 1 02/02/08 – 14/02/08 EDU/RENO 
DJ-09 SIDOREJO 2 06/07/08 – 19/07/08 EDU/RENO 
DJ-13 SIDOREJO 3 15/11/08 – 29/11/09 EDU/RENO 

Background: Sidorejo Village is part of the Kajoran Sub-district of the Magelang Regency in Central Java. The village is located 25 km north of Yogyakarta and 86 km south of Semarang. The Magelang regency is known at international level as the residence of Borobudur and Prambanan Temples (UNESCO World heritage sites). Most of the villagers are farmers and the households can mainly be considered as low income ones. Dejavato decided to support the educational development of the children and the youngsters of Sidorejo by supporting the local school and providing different courses (English, hygiene, environmental education, etc). Through this project, the volunteers will support the local development and educational programmes of Dejavato.
Work: The volunteers will renovate school bookshelves (painting, renovating), teach English, and promote personal hygiene. 
Study theme: The volunteers will be introduced to the Indonesian culture and customs in general, with a special focus on the Javanese particularities. Some cultural visits are also foreseen.
Leisure Time: visit the nearby World Heritage sites and temples of Borobudur and Prambanan. You may also do some rafting or visit Yogyakarta city where you can do shopping or visit the Royal Palace
Accommodation: The volunteers will be accommodated in local host families (basic conditions, sleeping bag and mat needed), where they will also receive food.
Location: This work camp will be held in Sidorejo Village in the Magelang Regency of Central Java Province (86 km from Semarang).
Terminal: Semarang airport, railway station and bus terminal.
Extra fee: 160 € (approximately 2.000.000 Indonesian Rupiahs)

The Sokawera projects:

DJ-04 SOKAWERA 01 16/02/08 – 28/02/08 MANU/ENVI 

Background: Sokawera village is located in the Banyumas Regency. It lies on the slope of the Slamet Mountain and is surrounded by beautiful rice fields and hills landscape. Sokawera is home to the Argowilis (“Green Mountain”) community centre, a volunteer based organization created 8 years ago. It is active in the following fields: education and literacy, women empowerment, micro credit, economical development and environment. The centre gives free education to 700 students (children and adults), organize activities for street children, support villagers through micro credit and training programmes, develop environmental projects (including reforestation) and run social and cultural activities on a permanent basis. Dejavato started its cooperation with Argowilis in December 2006 and, since then, has been coordinating both short and long term voluntary service activities. Argowilis members appreciate the presence of international volunteers and believe in the possibility to improve the centre through the exchange of good practices and ideas with the volunteers. During this workcamp volunteers will contribute to new eco-friendly income-generating activities for the community Argowilis is promoting: tree and rabbits farming.
Work: The volunteers will work together with the community and Argowilis volunteers on the infrastructure of these new activities for the community: build rabbit-farming structures (cages, eventually yards) and plant trees. 
Study theme: The volunteers will be introduced to the Indonesian culture and customs in general, with a special focus on the Javanese particularities. Some cultural visits are also foreseen.
Leisure Time: During free time, the volunteers will have the chance to visit the Cipendok forest and trekking to the waterfall. In Argowilis there are also many chances to learn how to play traditional musical instruments or to make coconut sugar, traditional handicrafts or sport activities with local youths.
Accommodation: The volunteers will be accommodated in Indonesian host families (basic conditions, sleeping bag and mat needed) where they will also receive food.
Location: This work camp will be held in Sokawera village in the Banyumas Regency, 250 km south west of Semarang. The village is located on the slope of the Slamet Mountain and is surrounded by rice fields. 
Terminal: Semarang airport, railway station and bus terminal.
Special Requirement: none
Extra fee: 200 € (approximately 2.600.000 Indonesian Rupiahs)

DJ-14 SOKAWERA 02 20/12/08 – 03/01/09 ENVI/AGRI 

Background: Sokawera village is located in the Banyumas Regency. It lies on the slope of the Slamet Mountain and is surrounded by beautiful rice fields and hills landscape. Sokawera is home to the Argowilis (“Green Mountain”) community centre, a volunteer based organization created 8 years ago. It is active in the following fields: education and literacy, women empowerment, micro credit, economical development and environment. The centre gives free education to 700 students (children and adults), organize activities for street children, support villagers through micro credit and training programmes, develop environmental projects (including reforestation) and run social and cultural activities on a permanent basis. Dejavato started its cooperation with Argowilis in December 2006 and, since then, has been coordinating both short and long term voluntary service activities. Argowilis members appreciate the presence of international volunteers and believe in the possibility to improve the centre through the exchange of good practices and ideas with the volunteers. During this workcamp volunteers will contribute to new eco-friendly income-generating activities for the community Argowilis is promoting: tree and rabbit farming.
Work: The volunteers will work together with the community and Argowilis volunteers on the infrastructure of these new activities for the community: build organic farm and plant trees. 
Study theme: The volunteers will be introduced to the Indonesian culture and customs in general, with a special focus on the Javanese particularities. Some cultural visits are also foreseen.
Leisure Time: During free time, the volunteers will have the chance to visit the Cipendok forest and trekking to the waterfall. In Argowilis there are also many chances to learn how to play traditional musical instruments or to make coconut sugar, traditional handicrafts or sport activities with local youths.
Accommodation: The volunteers will be accommodated in Indonesian host families (basic conditions, sleeping bag and mat needed) where they will also receive food.
Location: This work camp will be held in Sokawera village in the Banyumas Regency, 250 km south west of Semarang. The village is located on the slope of the Slamet Mountain and is surrounded by rice fields. 
Terminal: Semarang airport, railway station and bus terminal.
Special Requirement: none
Extra fee: 2.000.000 Indonesian Rupiahs (approximately 160 €) 


The Klaten Project:

DJ-05 KLATEN 16/02/08 – 28/02/08 EDU/KIDS 

Background: The Kemudo village is located in the Klaten regency. The area was struck by a massive earthquake the 27th of May 2006. Seven people were found dead, while hundreds of others were injured. About 85% of the houses collapsed and many other were seriously damaged. Since the day after the quake, Dejavato has been involved in relieving the pain of the villagers both through the organization of 2 international workcamps and the implementation of relief actions (sending food supplies and medicines and organizing free medical assistance). The foundation wishes to continue its involvement in the area and to keep providing assistance to local villages and inhabitants, while promoting international solidarity and intercultural encounter. In this sense it would like to involve international volunteers both in renovating/reconstructing the area and supplying education to the local children. 
Work: The volunteers will be involved in educational activities with the children (they will mainly teach English and basic hygiene practices).
Study theme: The volunteers will be introduced to the Indonesian culture and customs in general, with a special focus on the Javanese particularities. Some cultural visits are also foreseen.
Leisure Time: visit the nearby World Heritage site and temples of Prambanan and/or Yogyakarta City.
Accommodation: The volunteers will be accommodated in local host families (basic conditions, sleeping bag and mat needed), where they will also receive food.
Location: Kemudo Village is located in Klaten regency, 25 km east of Yogyakarta City and 95 km south east of Semarang. 
Terminal: Semarang airport, railway station and bus terminal.
Special Requirement: none
Extra fee: 2.600.000 Indonesian Rupiahs (approximately 200 €)

DJ-06 KLATEN 12/04/08 – 25/04/08 RENO/KIDS 
DJ-15 KLATEN 20/12/08 – 03/01/09 RENO/KIDS 

Background: The Kemudo village is located in the Klaten regency. The area was struck by a massive earthquake the 27th of May 2006. Seven people were found dead, while hundreds of others were injured. About 85% of the houses collapsed and many other were seriously damaged. Since the day after the quake, Dejavato has been involved in relieving the pain of the villagers both through the organization of 2 international workcamps and the implementation of relief actions (sending food supplies and medicines and organizing free medical assistance). The foundation wishes to continue its involvement in the area and to keep providing assistance to local villages and inhabitants, while promoting international solidarity and intercultural encounter. In this sense it would like to involve international volunteers both in renovating/reconstructing the area and supplying education to the local children. 
Work: The volunteers will do small renovation paint the local school and be involved in educational activities with the children (they will mainly teach English and basic hygiene practices).
Study theme: The volunteers will be introduced to the Indonesian culture and customs in general, with a special focus on the Javanese particularities. Some cultural visits are also foreseen.
Leisure Time: visit the nearby World Heritage site and temples of Prambanan and/or Yogyakarta City.
Accommodation: The volunteers will be accommodated in local host families (basic conditions, sleeping bag and mat needed), where they will also receive food.
Location: Kemudo Village is located in Klaten regency, 25 km east of Yogyakarta City and 95 km south east of Semarang. 
Terminal: Yogyakarta airport, railway station and bus terminal.
Special Requirement: none
Extra fee: 2.000.000 Indonesian Rupiahs (approximately 160 €)

The Sulursari Project:

DJ-08 SULURSARI 08/06/08 – 21/06/08 RENO/KIDS 10 vols

Background: Sulursari village is located in the Grobogan Regency. It lies on the east part of the Semarang municipality and is surrounded by corn fields. This village is also located in a hilly karstic area, on the south part with oak trees. The local community appreciates the presence of international volunteers and believes in the possibility to improve the centre through the exchange of good practices and ideas with the volunteers. The project site will be in a small local kindergarden school, named TK Pertiwi. The school has only 1 teacher with around 40 students, which is located next to the village’s elementary school. 
Work: The volunteers will contribute to paint the kindergarden’s building, and do small renovations of the playground and do some educational activities with the local students in particular.
Study theme: The volunteers will be introduced to the Indonesian culture and customs in general, with a special focus on the Javanese particularities. Some cultural visits are also foreseen.
Leisure Time: During free time, the volunteers will have the chance to visit the Bleduk Kuwu, a small mud volcano, used by the people in the surroundings to make salt from its the water. You will also have a chance to visit Purwodadi city and do some sport activities with the local youths. 
Accommodation: The volunteers will be accommodated in Indonesian host families (basic conditions, sleeping bag and mat needed) where they will also receive food.
Location: This work camp will be held in Sulursari village in the Grobogan Regency, 100 km east of Semarang. 
Terminal: Semarang airport, railway station and bus terminal.
Special Requirement: none
Extra fee: 2.000.000 Indonesian Rupiahs (approximately 160 €)


DJ-10 SULURSARI 19/07/08 – 02/08/08 CONS/KIDS 

Background: Sulursari village is located in the Grobogan Regency. It lies on the east part of the Semarang municipality and is surrounded by corn fields. This village is also located in a hilly karstic area, on the south part with oak trees. The local community appreciates the presence of international volunteers and believe in the possibility to improve the centre through the exchange of good practices and ideas with the volunteers. The project site will be in a small local kindergarden school, named TK Pertiwi. The school has only 1 teacher with around 40 students, which is located next to the village’s elementary school. The school at this moment doesn’t have its own toilets, obliging the children to urinate in the school yard, where they also play. That has a clear impact on the pupils health, especially the youngests. This workcamp aims at solving this issue. 
Work: The volunteers will contribute to build small toilet and a bathroom for the children of the kindergarden and do some activities with local students.
Study theme: The volunteers will be introduced to the Indonesian culture and customs in general, with a special focus on the Javanese particularities. Some cultural visits are also foreseen.
Leisure Time: During free time, the volunteers will have the chance to visit the Bleduk Kuwu, small mud volcano, used by the people in the surroundings to make salt from its waters. You will also have a chance to visit Purwodadi city and do some sport activities with the local youths. 
Accommodation: The volunteers will be accommodated in Indonesian host families (basic conditions, sleeping bag and mat needed) where they will also receive food.
Location: This work camp will be held in Sulursari village in the Grobogan Regency, 100 km east of Semarang. 
Terminal: Semarang airport, railway station and bus terminal.
Special Requirement: none
Extra fee: 2.300.000 Indonesian Rupiahs (approximately 180 €)


DJ-11 SULURSARI 09/08/08 – 23/08/08 CONS/KIDS 

Background: Sulursari village is located in the Grobogan Regency. It lies on the east part of the Semarang municipality and is surrounded by corn fields. This village is also located in a hilly karstic area, on the south part with oak trees. The local community appreciate the presence of international volunteers and believe in the possibility to improve the centre through the exchange of good practices and ideas with the volunteers. The project aims at contributing to the cultural and educational development of the community.
Work: The volunteers will contribute to create the building that will host a small library for the local community in general and the local students in particular.
Study theme: The volunteers will be introduced to the Indonesian culture and customs in general, with a special focus on the Javanese particularities. Some cultural visits are also foreseen.
Leisure Time: During free time, the volunteers will have the chance to visit the Bleduk Kuwu, small mud volcano, that mostly people surround make salt from the water from volcano. You will also have a chance to visit Purwodadi city and do some sport activities with the local youths. 
Accommodation: The volunteers will be accommodated in Indonesian host families (basic conditions, sleeping bag and mat needed) where they will also receive food.
Location: This work camp will be held in Sulursari village in the Grobogan Regency, 100 km east of Semarang. 
Terminal: Semarang airport, railway station and bus terminal.
Special Requirement: none
Extra fee: 2.300.000 Indonesian Rupiahs (approximately 180 €)


Special Project: “World Volunteers for World Heritage” – Patrimonito workcamp

DJ-12 WORLD HERITAGE 09/08/08 – 23/08/08 EDU/ENVI 

Background: In November 2007, the Coordination Comitee for International Voluntary Service (CCIVS) and the UNESCO World Heritage Center initiated a global project for the preservation of World Heritage sites: “World Heritage Volunteers: Patrimonito rolls up its sleeves” (see for more information: http://www.unesco.org/ccivs/New-SiteCCSVI/CcivsOther/culturalheritage/WH-patrimonito.doc for more informations). It aims at rendering its symbolic dimension to heritage through debates and reflections, contribute to the restoration and preservation of cultural heritage and/or improve accessibility and availability of information, raise the awareness of the local population and create a sense of " ownership " and identification, and promote cultural heritage between international volunteers and organisations. Volunteers from all over the world will discuss issues related to world heritage and cultural diversity while actively engaging in the preservation of World Heritage sites.
As a member of CCIVS already involved in cultural patrimony promoter and global education, Dejavato participates to this international project and will organise a specific workcamp in and around two of the Java island World Heritage sites: the exceptional Borobudur and Prambanan temples.
Work: Several kinds of activities are foreseen during this project, all related to the World heritage sites and linked to the values of common Human patrimony: a raising-awareness campaign toward the sites visitors, educational activities with children from a school close to one of the site, environmental actions in the sites themselves (garbage picking) and workshops related to the project, aiming at contributing to the creation of a CCIVS/UNESCO educational kit about World Heritage and Non-Formal Education, to be issued at the end of 2008.
Study theme: The volunteers will be introduced to the World Heritage Centre’s activities and campaign, the history and dynamics of World Heritage sites worldwide. Guided visits to Borobudur and Prambanan (which was recently highly damaged by an earthquake), will be organized in cooperation with the site’s management.
Leisure Time: The volunteers will have the chance to visit the nearby Yogyakarta City. Other activities will be decided in group.
Accommodation: The volunteers will be accommodated in a big house in the Kumodo village, situated few kilometers from Prambanan (basic conditions, sleeping bag and mat needed), where they will also receive food, provided by the local community.
Location: The sites are close to each other, in Central Java, half the way between Yogyakarta City and Semarang.
Terminal: Yogyakarta airport, railway station and bus terminal.
Special Requirement: none
Extra fee: 2.000.000 Indonesian Rupiahs (approximately 160 €)