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Dec 8, 2010

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Dec 1, 2010

Joshua Chiamba is now a member of SEEPCommunity

Dec 1, 2010

Welcome Them!

About Me: I am an apiculturist. I love working with children and community as a volunteer and will like to meet with like-minded people who share my vision. I founded RUDEC as a means to help other youths who hard a hard time meeting their needs.People could see my actions at www.rudec.org

At 2:00pm on April 6, 2011, Mark Fitzsimmons said…: Congratulations on winning the big contest Joshua! Your nickname generated a LOT of passionate interest from a lot of seepers

At 2:46pm on April 2, 2011, abia ernest ambi said…: hello Joshua, this abia ernest ambi, manager of UNICS PLC Bambili branch, north west region -cameroon. happy knowing you as a SEEP member and for your contributions to raise the voice of the voice through financial inclusion programs. sure we are going to meet face to face. you know one of the greatest problem of microfinance in cameroon is that itr has been highjacked by shylocks and loan sharks drifting completely from the original mission of microfinance. we are how ever there to bring microfinance back to its origins, principles, practice and mission. thanks to all SEEPers

At 10:32am on December 6, 2010, Mark Fitzsimmons said…: For your interest, SEEP has put together a short video explaining all of the features of blogging and posting on discussion threads:

http://seepcommunity.com/page/5479272:Page:278

At 10:31am on December 6, 2010, Mark Fitzsimmons said…: Hi Joshua - thanks for your response! I'd recommend starting a discussion thread (you can find information on how to do this on the home page).

Rather than beginning a discussion specifically about what your organization does, I would recommend posting a discussion about a topic of interest to your organization, asking some open questions of members, and offering perspectives on projects that your organization is involved in. The best way to get SEEPCommunity members engaged, it seems, is by making your discussion interactive and inviting others to offer their perspectives.

I hope this helps! The groups on SEEPCommunity are, for the most part, more intended for topics of common interest than to represent an organization.

Take care - let me know if any more questions arise.

Mark

At 12:54pm on December 2, 2010, Mark Fitzsimmons said…: Hello Joshua - welcome to SEEPCommunity! I hope you're enjoying the site so far.

Please feel free to explore the site's many functions and features, especially the discussion threads. These are a great place to learn from fellow practitioners, and to share your own perspectives and experiences.

Let me know if you'd like any help navigating the site