Interesting blogs, stories and experiences by our development workers.
Progressio development workers are experienced and professionally qualified specialists who offer skills, expertise and knowledge that is not available locally. The key role of our development workers is to transfer their skills and knowledge to our partner organisations. Together with the partner organisations, they work alongside local people, supporting them to find solutions to the problems they face.

Participants on a gender workshop on HIV
4 November 2011
Personal Experience: Virginia López Tito
What is your work background? I am a nurse, and whenever I get the chance I am happy to tell people...
El Salvador, HIV and AIDS
Development worker Ali Abdulahi Abdi
5 July 2011
Personal Experience: Ali Abdulahi Abdi
Ali is a HIV and AIDS Development Adviser from Kenya currently working with Talowadag Coalition...
HIV and AIDS, Somaliland
Development worker Regina Nyelenda
19 February 2011
Personal Experience: Regina Nyelenda
Regina is from Zimbabwe and is currently working as HIV Media and Communication Capacity Building...
HIV and AIDS, Somaliland
Development worker Leticia Carrillo
18 February 2011
Personal Experience: Leticia Carrillo
Leticia  is a development worker from El Salvador. She has recently finished her placement as a HIV...
HIV and AIDS
Development worker Ainara Arregui García
18 February 2011
Personal Experience: Ainara Arregui García
Ainara is a psychosocial specialist currently working with CISAS (the Centre for Health Information...
Dominican Republic, HIV and AIDS
John Bayron on Labour Day March 2010
18 February 2011
Personal Experience: John Bayron Ochoa Holguín
John Bayron is a development worker from Colombia who currently works as a development worker on...
El Salvador, HIV and AIDS

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