Through volunteering, millions of people actively participate in the work of overcoming challenges to human development. But how do differences in income, gender, access to education, labor-force participation, and other factors influence people’s participation in volunteering? Created as part of a global research agenda to inform connections between volunteering and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, this brief reports results on correlations between national rates of volunteering (both formal and informal) and key indicators of human development. The findings suggest that differences in levels of human development, standards of living, and other key indicators play roles in whether a nation’s residents volunteer
The post?2015 development debates highlight that the experience of the poorest and most marginalised...
This brief discusses the global research agenda on volunteering in activities designed to advance pe...
Wilkinson and Pickett, in their 2009 book The Spirit Level, found that, in rich countries, income in...
Through volunteering, millions of people actively participate in the work of overcoming challenges t...
Volunteering takes multiple forms and can have different meanings depending on the context. Common d...
This article explores the ways in which volunteering for development is changing in the context of t...
There is growing recognition of the role that volunteering can play in the implementation of the Sus...
International development volunteering is a potential route to returned volunteers’ engagement in so...
The frequency of formal volunteering varies widely across European countries, and rates of formal vo...
This historical review examines the evolution of large government-supported international volunteer ...
National and International Volunteerism Among Volunteers in the United States, 200
This editorial article introduces this IDS Bulletin on the value of volunteering. The issue is bas...
International volunteers are playing an increasingly important role in meeting diverse challenges an...
This discussion paper explores the following questions, drawing on the above-mentioned background st...
Young people engaging in volunteering are encountering some of the greatest, unanticipated challenge...
The post?2015 development debates highlight that the experience of the poorest and most marginalised...
This brief discusses the global research agenda on volunteering in activities designed to advance pe...
Wilkinson and Pickett, in their 2009 book The Spirit Level, found that, in rich countries, income in...
Through volunteering, millions of people actively participate in the work of overcoming challenges t...
Volunteering takes multiple forms and can have different meanings depending on the context. Common d...
This article explores the ways in which volunteering for development is changing in the context of t...
There is growing recognition of the role that volunteering can play in the implementation of the Sus...
International development volunteering is a potential route to returned volunteers’ engagement in so...
The frequency of formal volunteering varies widely across European countries, and rates of formal vo...
This historical review examines the evolution of large government-supported international volunteer ...
National and International Volunteerism Among Volunteers in the United States, 200
This editorial article introduces this IDS Bulletin on the value of volunteering. The issue is bas...
International volunteers are playing an increasingly important role in meeting diverse challenges an...
This discussion paper explores the following questions, drawing on the above-mentioned background st...
Young people engaging in volunteering are encountering some of the greatest, unanticipated challenge...
The post?2015 development debates highlight that the experience of the poorest and most marginalised...
This brief discusses the global research agenda on volunteering in activities designed to advance pe...
Wilkinson and Pickett, in their 2009 book The Spirit Level, found that, in rich countries, income in...