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The power behind a wiki is that the content can be generated by a large community of users. In this case, the users are the Peace Corps Volunteers in Thailand. It's the job of PCVs to include projects, practices, and ideas so that the available information on this webpage keeps expanding. This is a good place to start.
In order to contribute, you do have to have an account, and you do have to be logged in. If you're a PCV in Thailand and don't have an account or don't yet have writing privileges, contact a site administrator or someone from the ICT committee.
Check out the Information Requests page to see some of the most needed information.
There are also preexisting templates for creating a Best Practices Project record or filing out an NGO Database entry. But you don't need to start from a template! Just use the "Add page" button below the "SITE PAGES" menu.
The more information the wiki has, the more useful it will be to you and your fellow volunteers. The more information recorded about the successes and lessons learned of Peace Corps Volunteers here in Thailand, the more successful volunteers in the future will be. Do your part!
In order to contribute, you do have to have an account, and you do have to be logged in. If you're a PCV in Thailand and don't have an account or don't yet have writing privileges, contact a site administrator or someone from the ICT committee.
Check out the Information Requests page to see some of the most needed information.
There are also preexisting templates for creating a Best Practices Project record or filing out an NGO Database entry. But you don't need to start from a template! Just use the "Add page" button below the "SITE PAGES" menu.
The more information the wiki has, the more useful it will be to you and your fellow volunteers. The more information recorded about the successes and lessons learned of Peace Corps Volunteers here in Thailand, the more successful volunteers in the future will be. Do your part!
