Latest from CISP - March 2022

Enrolments are now open for the Master Programme in Cooperation and Development, of which CISP is a partner and co-founder, at the University of Pavia. The Master trains professionals and is an opportunity for all those who want to pursue a career in international cooperation.
Deadline for applications: 30/06/2022 h.13:00 (UTC+1).

Enviroment protection commitment can go hand in hand with the need to economic growth and creation of job opportunities through the development of a sustainable tourism. For years now, CISP has been working in remote rural or internal areas to develop, in constant collaboration with local communities, authorities and civil society organisations, experiences and sustainable tourism paths that not only respond to the wishes of responsible tourists, but above all become an asset for the local economy, and a source of economic benefits for local people as well as an opportunity to deepen their knowledge of their own land, and to make the most of the beauties and heritage of their nature and history.
This is the case of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the enormous value represented by its natural resources.

The project aims to enhance the humanitarian response to the protection needs of refugees and migrants from Venezuela, as well as victims of the armed conflict and vulnerable host communities, contributing integrally to the resilience of the population.
This includes the promotion of physical and mental dignity through comprehensive actions aimed at overcoming barriers to accessing basic services and exercising socio-economic and health rights in the Putumayo region, Colombia.

This project focuses on humanitarian aid in an emergency and protection with a simultaneous community and individual approach.

The project provides a mixed response of food assistance and economic support to help improve life conditions and restore the livelihood of families affected by acute food insecurity, displacement and epidemics in the Province of Central Kasai, Democratic Republic of Congo. This approach provides a humanitarian response to the basic needs of beneficiaries in the short term and promotes improved living conditions in the medium-to-long term.

It gives the most vulnerable families the possibility to meet their basic needs, access essential services and maintain their livelihood, while ensuring their protection.

This activity aims at protecting the human rights of migrants in transit in Bosnia-Herzegovina and directed towards the European Union.

Among the project's activities: outreaching and contacts with migrants; purchase and distribution of food and non-food goods; supply of hot meals in the locations of the intervention.

This project aims at strengthening the engagement of young Sahrawi men and women in their community through the promotion of culture and the strengthening of civil society organisations and active citizenship to enable their proactive action and dialogue with local and international authorities on the situation of the Sahrawi Refugee Camps.

The project directly involves 30 young people, 7 civil society organisations and the Ministries of Culture and Youth and Sport and is complementary to the "Cap Jeunes" project implemented in Algeria.