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.

Development worker Mariana Barrenese
27 June 2011
Personal Experience: Mariana Barrenese
Mariana is a development worker from Argentina, currently working as a Public Policies Adviser with...
Dominican Republic, Participation, Participation and effective governance
A mountain bus taking people to Malpaso market
19 May 2011
Haiti/Dominican Republic: A path across the border
Vita Randazzo writes about market day in the border town of Jimani lea en espanol The recent...
Haiti, Dominican Republic
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
Haitian woman looking out of house window
14 January 2011
Friend of Progressio receives OBE
Bridget Wooding, who co-authored the Progressio publication Needed but unwanted (2MB PDF), has been...
Haiti, Dominican Republic
Women demonstrate in Jimani in Dominican Republic
17 December 2010
Monday, Yellow Monday!
Are you serious about tackling poverty? Then be serious about education! That’s the message behind...
Dominican Republic, Participation
Photo: Rosa back at school – a step towards her dream of becoming a lawyer.
27 October 2010
Haiti-Dominican Republic: Rosa´s Border Song
Her name is Shanilia Melissa Derival Eneliza but in Jimaní, the Dominican border town that became a...
Haiti, Dominican Republic, Participation, Gender

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