Within the Programme YEP – Young Enterprise Program – aiming at supporting youth entrepreneurship – an international project event was recently held in Milan.
On April 13th during the National Social Day event (in the framework of the project “Social Day: new citizens from local to global”, co-financed by the Italian Development Cooperation Agency) – the Technical Institute for Tourism C. Varalli has conducted the “Migrant5: a journey through the various cultures of the zone 5” of the city of Milan.
The “Discovering Bowling” project was implemented thanks to the contribution of the Municipality of Milan and co-financed by All Bowling Association.
The initiative, promoted by Asd All Bowling, in collaboration with ICEI, has recentlt been completed and it has seen the participation of many primary schools in Milan.
At the beginning of this year, when we started to plan the events to celebrate our 40th birthday since ICEI foundation, we couldn’t imagine to end this year with such a beautiful news: we are very proud to announce that ICEI has been honored of the so called Ambrogino d’oro, the most important civic merit, conferred by the Municipality of Milan. Each year, during the patron day’s festival of Milan (Sant’Ambrogio, on the 7th of December), a narrow group of entities and people are honored of this renowned recognition.
In November 2017, ICEI implemented many training activities together with the classes involved in the project “Social Day: new citizens from local to global level“, developing these sessions within the High School Institute Varalli Istituto Tecnico per il Turismo e Liceo Linguistico. As a matter of fact, the 11th grade students took part in a number […]
Synthropic Agriculture (SA) is a new concept in agriculture field. It works in complete synchronicity with nature and its resources and is based on species’ ecological successession, applying this principle to intensive agro-forest systems of succession, which have a great productive potential, both in a quantitative way (up to 70 tons/hectare/year) and as variety. Synthropic agriculture drastically reduces unused spaces, inverting soil hydric degradation process and highly optimises and diversifies productivity, in terms of time and space.
Seventh Conference:
Monday, November 6th 2017, h 21. Auditorium Radio Popolare
Middle East, from panarabism to ISIS
Speakers: Alberto Negri (journalist – Il Sole 24 Ore) and Chawki Senouci (Editor-in-chief Foreign Affairs – Radio Popolare)
Moderator: Alfredo Somoza (journalist and ICEI President)
Sixth Conference: “Asia, from Vietnam to world’s factory”
Monday, October 2nd 2017, h 21. Auditorium Radio Popolare
Speakers: Gabriele Battaglia (journalist – Radio Popolare) and Emanuele Giordana (blogger, writer – Lettera22)
Moderator: Chawki Senouci (Editor-in-chief Foreign Affairs – Radio Popolare)
In Mozambique, ICEI is implementing for the second year the project ECO-ILHAS for the safeguard of the environment and the maintenance of biodiversity in a protected costal area. The project, financed by the Italian Agency for Development Aid (AICS) is aimed at increasing and ensuring the future availability of food for the inhabitants of the protected area of the Ilhas Primeiras and Segundas.
In the Puzugu, Pele Pele and Cutale communities, 540 inhabitants (417 men an 123 women) have been involved in activities to raise their awarness about the importance of Committies for the preservation, control and correct management of Natural Resources, also comparing similar successful case studies implemented in other areas of Mozambique or in other African countries. During this initial phase local population realized that Committies creation could have a positive impact on the problems they’re facing in their district, as fishing shortage and low soil productivity.
Why preventing hate speech is so important? Because the way we communicate could strongly influence the way we relate with each other and because words could hurt.
Within our projects on educational interventions, we promote the Anti-rumours Strategy supported by the Council of Europe. Enhancing the widespread of this approach means avoid to point an accusing finger at people using communicative dynamics potentially offensive: all of us could somehow 'foment rumours' and this happens because stereotypes and prejudices constantly influence our daily life. At the same time, by the way, we could all be victims of rumours Read more →
With the SRI-PROM project in Sri Lanka we are working with the local rural communities in the Ampara, Monaragala, Badulla and Kandy Districts to ensure the realization of eco-friendly farming industries; they will guarantee an high and long-lasting profitability to the small farmers. Read more →
The 23rd and the 24th of October, the city of Haifa (Israel) hosted a study visit for the cities of the Intercultural Cities Programme, promoted by the Council of Europe, whose aim is to valorise the diversity in the intercultural cities of the world.
ICEI took part in the meeting as coordinator of the Italian Network of “Città del Dialogo”, part of the ICC programme. Read more →
A new concrete result achieve d within the european project MILE - Migrants Integration in the Labour market in Europe, co-financed by the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF).
MILE - Migrants Integration in the Labour market in Europe aims to develop, implement and mainstream an effective model of integrated services for the inclusion of Third-Country Nationals in the labour market, based on multi-sectorial competences, involving employers and varios stakeholders. Read more →
Around the Inle Lake, one of the most suggestive area of Myanmar, we are promoting our activities on responsible tourism. Our main actions are implemented in Samkar. Here, ICEI started a project on Community Based Tourism (CBT) two years ago.
Thanks to our activities based on responsible toursim, we are supporting Samkar local communities as well as people from other villages of the area. We are working with them to create new turistic products aiming to wide and increase families' incomes and thus involving all the communities of beneficiaries. Moreover, we promote the natural and cultural heritage of this area, through the valorization of its material and immaterial richness. In order to do so, we collaborate closely with many private bodies, public institutions and associations to put into practice new local policies to manage natural and cultural resources in a more participative and sustainable way.
Listen directly to the protagonists of our projects! Read more →
The government experience that has just ended has not been positive for the Third Sector in general and for the world of Development Cooperation in particular.
Together with an aggressive and indiscriminate rhetoric against the NGOs, identified as "guilty" of being accomplices of the traffickers of people operating in the Mediterranean, there has been also the emptying of the foreseen funds for the cooperation and the growing uncertainty for the whole sector. The reform voted in the previous Legislature proceeds with heavy and guilty delays. There are still no implementing decrees that definitively establish the methods of transformation of thousands of associations, foundations and cooperatives involved in the reform. Read more →
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