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Side by Side is a documentary that was born from a collective process. The protagonists are not professional filmmakers but people who, through action-cams, have agreed to tell the story of the impact of climate change in their communities in Mozambique. Climate change is causing an increasing number of natural disasters around the world: in […]

On October 27th, members of ChildFund Alliance in Central America participated in the 2021 Central America Donors Forum (CADF), a multi-sectoral networking and learning space to foster discussion and reflections on the socio-political context of the region and to advance philanthropy and development efforts in Central America. The CADF this year took place virtually on […]

Between November 11th and 16th, 50 Palestinian Small and Micro Enterprises (SMEs) were awarded a grant in the framework of WE CHANGE – Participatory gender pathway and promotion of women’s economic empowerment in Palestine project, funded by the Italian Agency for Development cooperation as part of the AMAL- Human rights and gender equality programme, and […]

As a result of climate change, 150 million people will need humanitarian aid in 2030, 50 million more than today; 258 million boys and girls are still not receiving an adequate education; at the end of 2021, 435 million girls and women worldwide will be below the poverty line. The year 2021 thus confirms the […]

Since 2017 the region of Cabo Delgado, in the north of Mozambique, has been the scenery of a harsh armed conflict that has generated an environment of insecurity and fear among the affected population. The region has suffered for years from radicated internal conflicts connected to ethnical, religious issues, and to inequalities associated to poorly-managed […]

Through the EU Aid Volunteers initiative, you can apply for a unique experience in the humanitarian aid field in different countries throughout Latin America, Africa, the Middle East and Asia.

On November 9, from 3.30pm to 5pm (CET), the WeWorld Index 2021 will be published. Guests coming from the field of international cooperation and the institutions will join the event, which will be broadcasted in English on WeWorld’s Facebook page and YouTube Channel. Click here to participate. The seventh edition of the WeWorld Index globally […]

Our first Social Responsibility Report is online. In line with previous Activity Reports, it allows us to show the impact of our work, in Italy and worldwide. The new report meets the guidelines for the preparation of the Third Sector Organizations Annual Report (pursuant to Article 14 of Legislative Decree n. 117/2017) and has a […]

“The weather is changing and the forests are disappearing. We do not have enough water, fish do not eat and do not lay eggs. We have to buy fish at the market, but we don’t have enough money and we are forced to get into debt.“ Chem Oeurn and his family have always lived near Cambodial’s Tonle Sap, the largest freshwater reserve in Southeast Asia and a UNESCO biosphere reserve.  Due to climate change, it has become extremely difficult to get food for Chen’s family in […]

Hundreds of thousands in urgent need of humanitarian aid WeWorld is supporting the emergency response in Haiti after a devastating earthquake hit the country, in coordination with other organizations on the ground. More than 2,200 people have died and 10,000 have been injured since the powerful quake struck Haiti on 14th August, followed by the […]

Salma Mounir is a 21-years-old woman from Sabha Municipality in Southwest Libya who works as English teacher. She shared some thoughts on her role as a Community Mobilizer working under CERF project. For Salma her biggest challenge was to divide her time between her role as community mobilizer – which she enjoys the most – […]

In Tanzania we work at the KIWOHEDE Bunju Center. Established in 2003, it supports vulnerable children and young people from different regions in Tanzania. Its main objective is to protect, educate and empower highly disadvantaged children and young people. The beneficiaries are children and young people aged 10-21 (90% girls and 10% boys). With our support, the Bunju Center helped a total number of 342 – 266 girls and 76 boys – between 2017 and 2021.   The Bunju Center supports children and young people from poor families, victims of trafficking, modern slavery, forced to engage in prostitution, subjected to early and forced marriages, early pregnancies (young mothers), female genital mutilation and children who run away from home due to physical, psychological or sexual violence. This is why – in the lead up to World […]