At a function yesterday at the University of Melbourne, a team of final year Bachelor of Commerce students presented their research paper – Measuring Socio-Economic Impact: A WithOneSeed evaluation strategy. The report is the result of a 10 week project,…
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…
WithOneSeed's commitment to education, has origins within the Baguia community in Timor Leste. http://vimeo.com/73548370
Today, Australia's top independent climate scientists released information guaranteed to have the mining lobby on the attack tomorrow: most of the planet's remaining fossil fuels cannot be burned if we are to stabilise the climate this century.
Published April 15, 2013 Associated Press DUBLIN – The United Nations Children's Fund says that more than a quarter of children under age 5 worldwide are permanently "stunted" from malnutrition, leaving them physically and intellectually weak and prone to early…
WithOneSeed Founder, Andrew Mahar has been awarded an Order of Australia Medal (AM) for his life’s work in pursuit of social justice.MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIA For significant service to the community and social…
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
WithOneSeed's commitment to reforestation, is working towards building sustainable environments. A third WithOneSeed community-based nursery is currently under construction in the central village of Baguia, Timor Leste. This nursery is of significant importance, having been identified by the Baguia community,…
A key section of East Timor's weather records has been returned after more than a decade in safe keeping and restoration in Australia. 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
