Latest from CISP - March 2023

The project targets 20 Afghan women and men who arrived in the Lazio region following the political-military crisis of August 2021. It promotes support for their social and employment integration in Italy through information and guidance courses focusing on the accessibility of the social, health and job placement services; literacy and communication training in Italian; strengthening of professional skills and transversal competences; psychological support.

The activities are carried out in synergy with the reception centers where Afghan people are hosted and other public and private entities, to contribute to the improvement of the quality of services for refugees and asylum seekers in the area.

Malawi is among the poorest countries in the world. More than half of the population lives below the poverty line, with very low life expectancy, high rates of malnutrition and child undernutrition, and an economy centered on subsistence agriculture. The country is highly subject to extreme weather phenomena due to climate change, which aggravate the vulnerable situation of the affected communities.

CISP has been committed since 2014 to fight food insecurity and promoting inclusive and sustainable economic growth in the country.

The project contributes to the formation of responsible citizenship through innovative actions in the cultural field. 

The objective is to strengthen creative groups of young people, providing cultural opportunities and values on the theme of responsible citizenship, based on effective social participation and the construction of an autonomous and dynamic civil society. 

The project promotes the acquisition of civic and socio-emotional competences among the young people involved. It promotes inclusive and creative cultural spaces, generating greater cultural vitality in communities and the active participation of artistic groups. It supports new initiatives in the field of visual arts and electronic music as an inclusion tool for young people.