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The FRAMEWORK of VOLUNTEERING i n ROM A NIA

www.provobis.ro Bilbao, September 29 th , 2011. The FRAMEWORK of VOLUNTEERING i n ROM A NIA. Carmen MARCU, Communications Director Pro Vobis – National Resources Center for Volunteering Bucharest Office Representative comunicare@provobis.ro. STRUCTURE OF PRESENTATION.

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The FRAMEWORK of VOLUNTEERING i n ROM A NIA

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  1. www.provobis.ro Bilbao, September 29th, 2011 The FRAMEWORKof VOLUNTEERINGin ROMANIA Carmen MARCU, Communications Director Pro Vobis – National Resources Center for Volunteering Bucharest Office Representative comunicare@provobis.ro

  2. STRUCTURE OF PRESENTATION • basic facts and figures about volunteering in Romania • about the infrastructure for volunteering: elements and roles • overview of the infrastructure for volunteering in Romania Pro Vobis – National Resources Center for Volunteering, www.provobis.ro “Volunteering Infrastructure in Romania” Bilbao, September 29th 2011

  3. BASIC FACTS AND FIGURES • volunteering in Romania re-emerged after 1989 • Law on volunteering passed in 2001 • several field regulations related to volunteering • limited data on how many volunteers are active in Romania • best figure available: 14.4% (Public Opinion Barometer 2007, Open Society Foundations, valid for population over 18 years old, self-declared volunteering activities within the past 12 month) • some disequilibrium between the supply and demand (more people willing to engage than capacity to integrate them in chosen and organized volunteering actions) Pro Vobis – National Resources Center for Volunteering, www.provobis.ro “Volunteering Infrastructure in Romania” Bilbao, September 29th 2011

  4. INFRASTRUCTUREforVOLUNTEERING • organizations and networks • promotion and recognition of volunteering • legal and regulatory framework • financing of the volunteerism movement • cross-sectoral cooperation on volunteerism related issues • companies’ engagement in volunteering • available data and research on volunteering • ) Pro Vobis – National Resources Center for Volunteering, www.provobis.ro “Volunteering Infrastructure in Romania” Bilbao, September 29th 2011

  5. INFRASTRUCTUREforVOLUNTEERING - roles / functions - • brokerage / management of the supply and demand • promoting volunteering • development ofgood practice in volunteer management • development of volunteering opportunities • advocacy and campaigning • strategic development of volunteerism Pro Vobis – National Resources Center for Volunteering, www.provobis.ro “Volunteering Infrastructure in Romania” Bilbao, September 29th 2011

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