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We will be adding new contents from time to time. You can think of URIDU as of Wikipedia to a certain extent. The content base will be growing and cover even more relevant aspects of the lives of rural women. Don't worry: you will be informed as soon as we add new texts.

Why does my translation matter? Is there an introduction or a manual to get started with the translation? Is it free to participate in the volunteer translation project? Can I get a Certificate for my volunteering? Who or what is Crowdin? What happens if I make a translation mistake? What happens with my translations? Who can be a proofreader? What is the difference between proofreading and translating? How will rural women be able to access the contents I translated? How will rural women in my country get access to the URIDU Player? Who can use the translated contents? Can I invite other people to help me translate? What happens if everything has been translated? Who can I contact if I have any further questions about translating?