They have implemented community projects in environmental education, fruit and forestry tree planting, fuel efficient cook stoves, garbage disposal and irrigation. Volunteers also study and survey the vegetation and wildlife of the nature protected zones and have compiled substantial works on the indigenous natural life in the areas. Volunteers in the Environment sector work as liaisons between rural communities and government offices encharged with rural community development and natural resource management. Volunteers disseminate much needed technical information for the establishment of innovative sustainable projects, which encourage natural resource management and community development. Since Volunteers live in the communities where they work, they are instrumental in assisting officials, particularly park and reserve management, development education, and other appropriate technology in order to reduce pressure on finite and protected resources.
Hygiene education is a major component of their activities.
Efforts in pit latrine construction, water sources improvement and other community based projects have produced considerable results, including skill transfer to local leaders in project design, management and funding. Small Business Development Volunteers work as small business advisors to support structured small business activity in the Moroccan artisan sector. With their counterparts at the Secretary of State in charge of Social Economy, Small and Medium Enterprises and Artisans, they provide training and consulting to artisan communities throughout the country. The areas covered are export, marketing, basic accounting and taxation, information technology and internet. Also, volunteers carry out feasibility studies and business plans for new project.