Cosmopolitan Development: The Impacts of International Volunteering Semi-Structured Interview Data

This dataset comprises transcripts of 162 interviews undertaken to gain an in depth understanding of the impact of international development volunteerism (IDV) with particular reference to the Australian Volunteers for International Development (AVID) program. Participants included volunteers (N=83), host organisation staff (N=63 and IDV services providers and Australian embassy staff (N=16). Most interviews were undertaken face to face during international fieldwork.Three broad themes emerged from the interviews:1. Building partnerships - the relationships that develop between host organisations and volunteers through the AVID program;2. Capacity development and reciprocal learning - changes in skills, knowledge/understanding and processes at the individual level and the organisational level in the host organisation;3. Developing cosmopolitan orientations - changes in perceptions of Australia and/or being Australian, changing views on volunteering and development, and on international solidarity and a common humanity.Date coverage: 2013-08-01 - 2014-12-31Locations:- Australia- Cambodia- Indonesia- Maldives- Peru- Solomon Islands本数据集涵盖162份访谈转录文本，旨在深入探析国际发展志愿服务（International Development Volunteerism, IDV）的影响，尤其聚焦于澳大利亚国际发展志愿者（Australian Volunteers for International Development, AVID）项目。访谈对象包括志愿者（N=83）、接待机构工作人员（N=63）、国际发展志愿服务服务商及澳大利亚使馆工作人员（N=16）。多数访谈于国际实地调研期间以面对面形式开展。 本次访谈提炼出三大核心主题： 1. 伙伴关系构建——通过AVID项目，接待机构与志愿者之间形成的合作联结与互动关系； 2. 能力建设与互惠学习——接待机构在个体与组织层面的技能、知识/认知及工作流程所发生的变革； 3. 世界主义取向培育——对澳大利亚及澳大利亚身份认知的转变、对志愿服务与发展议题的看法更新，以及对国际团结与人类共同体的认知升华。 数据覆盖时段：2013年8月1日至2014年12月31日 调研地点：澳大利亚、柬埔寨、印度尼西亚、马尔代夫、秘鲁、所罗门群岛