Enhanced Voice Services , EVS (Abkürzung)

IPC's global network, spanning over 3,600 On-Net sites, delivers IP -based Enhanced Voice Services (EVS) and high-speed data via its Electronic Connectivity Service (ECS) which serves as the foundation for the combined access strategy.

The meeting provides the opportunity to learn from everybody's "EVS story".

What are the criteria used to assess an EVS project?

EVS data are used for scientific research, policy research and educational purposes.

Which support activities are related to an EVS project?

What training and evaluation events must the EVS volunteer attend?

In a transitional period, EVS was managed by its board of directors.

Volunteers should have the opportunity to exchange, share and evaluate the EVS experience.

A volunteer can take part in only one EVS Activity.

Contacts with other EVS volunteers should be encouraged whenever possible.

It is designed to implement one or more EVS Activities.

They must involve at least 20% new partners who have not participated in EVS projects before.

Since its inception, 28 EVS symposia have taken place all over the world.

To learn more about creating applications using EVS, visit http://evs.idrive.com.

I don't want a hole burned in somebody's EVS.

The duration of the voluntary activity in a short-term EVS project is between 3 weeks and 6 months.

Through the EVS, the foundation would deliver education vouchers to every household with children 5-13 years of age.

This site provides an insight into the lives of EVS volunteers...

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EVS activities are set up by a host organisation, in partnership with a sending organisation and the volunteer.

The EVS programme's success depends largely on the educational value of the volunteer service.

Youth workers involved in the management of EVS projects acquire new skills and competences.

All this non-formal education is recorded in the EVS volunteer certificate.

EVS volunteers have the right and obligation to participate in these training and evaluation sessions.

The EVS series began in 1969 as an academic forum for global networking and the exchange of technical information.

It can also be an opportunity for volunteers to meet and speak to former EVS volunteers.