In Ukraine, the threat of landmines and unexploded ordnance continues to shape everyday life for millions of people. It affects the possibility of returning home, cultivating land, reaching schools and hospitals, rebuilding communities and imagining the future. Against this backdrop, CESVI hosted the conference “SAFE STEPS: From Partnership to Recovery and Innovation in Humanitarian Mine […]
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CESVI’s Annual Report 2025 introductive letter By Ilaria Dallatana and Stefano Piziali We live in a time marked by protracted conflicts, increasingly complex humanitarian crises, and growing divisions at the global level. In this context, international cooperation is an essential tool for building effective responses with long-term impact. The foundations for addressing present challenges lie […]
ContinueGaza: CESVI continues to provide life-saving aid
Amid a prolonged humanitarian crisis, the situation in Gaza continues to worsen. The population’s needs remain overwhelming, while access to essential goods and services for survival is becoming increasingly constrained. Every day in the Gaza Strip, access to basic necessities are progressively worsening. In this context, CESVI continues to provide critical and ongoing aid, distributing […]
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The Call for Applications for 47 positions in the Italian Junior Professional Officers Programme 2026 is open. 14 positions are assigned to different entities of the United Nations Secretariat and 33 positions to 25 International Organizations, for a total of 24 different duty stations. 45 positions are reserved for Italian nationals while 2 positions are […]
ContinueSudan: three years of conflict, an unprecedented crisis. CESVI’s commitment to supporting affected communities
Three years into the conflict, Sudan is facing one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises. Today, nearly two in three people – over 33 million – need humanitarian assistance, whilst more than half of the country’s children are growing up in conditions of extreme vulnerability. The war has devastated infrastructure, essential services and entire communities. […]
ContinueTender advert: Supply of agriculture tools and inputs and construction materials / AID 013244/06/3 (AZWE072) – #01001590 (AZWE073) – 21_II_191 (AZWE069)
Contract title: Supply of agriculture tools and inputs and construction materials Publication reference: CESVI/ZWE/2026/IOT/01 Projects Code: AID 013244/06/3 (AZWE072) – #01001590 (AZWE073) – 21_II_191 (AZWE069) CESVI intends to award one or more framework agreements for the supply of agriculture tools and inputs and construction materials for a period of 3 years. To request the tender […]
ContinueLebanon: escalation rekindles the nightmare of war and deepens the humanitarian crisis
A new wave of violence shook Lebanon in the last 48 hours, when a series of missile and drone attacks in northern Israel triggered a heavy response from Tel Aviv. According to the latest reports, the Israeli army is entering southern Lebanon. Last night, bombing raids hit the southern districts of Beirut, the south of […]
ContinueUkraine, four years of war: the invisible emergency of landmines affecting five million people
Four years of war in Ukraine: the invisible emergency of mines, affecting 5 million people On the fourth anniversary of the start of the conflict in Ukraine, CESVI brings the installation “RESTO” to the Carcano Theatre in Milan, an immersive experience that recounts the emergency of unexploded ordnance and mines in the country. Free admission […]
ContinueMyanmar: for millions of children, education is an emergency
In Myanmar, education is not only a right: it means survival. For almost five years, since the outbreak of internal conflict in February 2021, the country has plunged into an increasingly complex humanitarian crisis, fuelled by conflict, economic instability, natural disasters and the collapse of essential services. Today, 16.2 million people are in need of […]
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