WithOneSeed Patron, Jose Ramos Horta with WthOneSeed co founder Andrew Mahar in Baucau, Timor Leste discussing the success of the second Environment Education Week in Baguia, where over 550 students participated in a program delivered by Mick Robertson and Dr…
WithOneBean coffee and support projects in Timor Leste. WithOneBean is a premium Arabica coffee. The green beans are grown and harvested by subsistence farming communities in Timor Leste and roasted and packed in Australia. Click on image to enlarge
Released diplomatic cables point to Australian indifference to plight of starving Timorese thousands - Key Australian government officials sounded early warnings about the rapidly deteriorating situation in East Timor in the late 1970s that led to the starvation deaths of…
The new InfoTimor office in Liquica, Timor Leste is now fully operational, after the final work was completed yesterday to connect the site to a VSAT internet service. The third InfoTimor office to be established in Timor Leste, will work…
World Bank research found that 70 percent of first grade students in Timor-Leste were unable to read a single word of a simple text passage randomly selected in either of the country’s official languages, Portuguese or Tetun.
In postconflict Timor Leste, rainforest dwellers must choose between restoring and protecting a scarred environment and staying alive. Read more here
WithOneSeed's Open Education program is committed to developing e-learning curriculum resources for schools in Australia and across the Asia Pacific region. The documentary, 'Alias Ruby Blade' explores a decade long struggle for independence in Timor Leste and the ongoing peace…
The third InfoTimor office to be established in Timor Leste, began operation this week in the District of Liquica. Six new staff members will work to provide the community with access to digital technologies, through the sale and distribution of…
It’s a good time for an inquiry: East Timor successfully held elections last year and the Australian-led International Stabilisation Force completed its mission and withdrew in January 2013. Read more here
Correcting the past injustices and inequalities in Timor Leste, particularly in terms of human, social and economic rights, are essential for creating a sustainable future. Read more
