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    World AIDS Day: Our work in Burundi

    “We must continue to work to eliminate the stigma and spread the message that there is life after the diagnosis of HIV.”  With these words, Dr. Happy Pauliane, head of the health centre in Burundi’s Musasa refugee camp, tells us about the work in refugee camps in te country where, along with her and with […]

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    Mapping protection risks in South Libya

    Health, education and livelihood are the main sectors at risk. Insecurity and political instability, the main root causes of internal displacement. Denial of access to services and providers and forced movements of population. These are the two high protection risks identified in Southern Libya, as a result of the protection analysis conducted by We World […]

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    WEWORLD INDEX 2022

    It twill take 182 years to achieve a level of adequate inclusion for women and children globally. Today, 1 in 2 children and more than 1 in 3 women live in countries where they experience some form of exclusion.   A world that is still profoundly unequal, where low levels of inclusion of women and minors […]

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    Save the date: WeWorld Index 2022

    ChildFund Alliance and its member WeWorld will re-lease the findings of the 8th edition of the WeWorld Index, which monitors the living conditions of women and children around the world in nearly 170 countries. Appointment: November 9 2022 – from 8 am to 9.30 am (EST) The 2022 edition delves into the overlapping effects of […]

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    Access to education in the Syrian context

    Eleven years after the beginning of the crisis, there are still large numbers of girls and boys in Syria who do not have access to quality education services in safe and secure environments. In recent years, the conflict has overlapped with the pandemic and a worsening of the economic crisis. According to the Education Sector […]

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    Afghanistan – 1 year later

    A year has gone by since the entire world was watching the dramatic scenes that were taking place in Afghanistan. However, the attention of international media did not take long in switching elsewhere, focusing on other humanitarian crises and relegating the Asiatic country to the second page, if not almost completely forgotten, In the meanwhile, […]

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    Water, hygiene and environment management: the new GAIA project in Libya

    WeWorld-GVC, INTERSOS and MIGRACE launch the new project GAIA, a technical assistance program for interventions to improve the management and access to essential services of Libyan municipalities. Strengthening the capacity of 8 municipalities in responding to emergencies, providing water, hygiene services, environmental and social services to the most vulnerable individuals. This is the objective of […]

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    Annual Report: A reading of the year

    Our Social Responsibility Report is online. It allows us to show the impact of our work, in Italy and worldwide Our work In 2021 we worked in 25 countries worldwide to meet the needs of the most vulnerable, especially women, boys and girls, the disabled and displaced, refugees and migrants. The beneficiaries In 2021 we […]

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    WeWorld President met with the Minister of Education in Palestine

    During the last field monitoring mission, our president Marco Chiesara met on April 26, 2022 with the Palestinian minister of education, Dr. Marwan Awartani. During the meeting, a letter of intent was signed to pave the way to a formalized cooperation agreement, with the aim to continue working together on improving access to education in […]

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    Lebanon: the country’s situation and our intervention

    The economic crisis in Lebanon has rapidly deteriorated since 2019. The response to its critical impacts, which have concerned all levels of society, from institutions to households, has been hindered by several factors of which the most relevant are related to years of misgovernment, corruption, lack of planning and finally the disruption of the Covid-19 […]

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