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Silver Oasis: A Project of Hope for Mohamed and His Tuareg Community

23/10/2024, Luca Iotti

In the heart of the desert, where sand meets the horizon and life seems suspended between past and present, there exists a story of resilience and hope. This is the story of Mohamed Ag Abasse, a man who lost everything but not his dignity and his desire for redemption. His story intertwines with the harsh […]

The Forest Crisis: A Wake-Up Call for the Planet’s Future

30/08/2024, Luca Iotti

Key Terminology: Deforestation, Forest Degradation, and Deforestation Let’s start with a brief explanation of some fundamental concepts; “deforestation” simply refers to the removal of trees and plants, which can range from management activities to actual destruction of forested areas. “Deforestation,” on the other hand, has a more negative connotation: it refers to deforestation when the […]

International Day of Cooperatives: A Moment of Celebration and Reflection

06/07/2024, Luca Iotti

Today, we celebrate the International Day of Cooperatives, a special occasion that holds particular significance for us.

Lunettes  dans l’amitiè 

12/06/2024, Nuccia Maldera

Ciò che l’occhio non vede, il cuore non può desiderare. Ma quando gli occhiali rivelano la verità nascosta, il cuore può finalmente comprendere la bellezza del mondo. Ottica amica è il più grande gruppo di negozi di ottica in Piemonte: 130 centri ottici indipendenti distribuiti su tutto il territorio. Toubacouta è una cittadina del Senegal, […]

Sicilian-made Irrigation for Agriculture in Africa

28/05/2024, Luca Iotti

Micro-irrigation represents a significant step forward compared to traditional methods, allowing for more efficient use of water and improving crop productivity while respecting the resources offered by the soil.

Elections in Senegal: the turning point?

25/03/2024, Luca Iotti

Bassirou Diomaye Faye, recently released from prison, has achieved a surprising victory in Senegal's presidential elections, becoming the country's new president. This event represents a radical change in the Senegalese political landscape, as Faye, known for his critical stance towards the establishment, will assume the position of head of state for the first time.

Water and Solidarity in Keur Macoumba Peul

19/01/2024, Luca Iotti

The village of Keur Macoumba Peul, in the Senegalese hinterland, was the recipient of this courageous initiative. The difficult living conditions of this community, marked by poverty and the lack of fundamental resources, make the well project even more vital.

Unfair trade to the detriment of developing countries

20/12/2023, Redazione BnD

From Switzerland, the country where he was a guest, the president of Senegal, Macky Sall, raised his voice, vehemently denouncing the unjust global trade system which clearly penalizes developing countries.