Publication Financial statements Cesvi Tunisia years 2018/2019, 2020, 2021 – Publication États financiers Cesvi Tunisia années 2018/2019, 2020, 2021

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Publication Financial statements Cesvi Tunisia years 2018/2019, 2020, 2021 / Publication États financiers Cesvi Tunisia années 2018/2019, 2020, 2021 The review of the Financial statements is entrusted to CABINET ZAGHOUANI SOFIENE / L’examen des comptes est confié au CABINET ZAGHOUANI SOFIENE To view the economic data for the last three years of operation, you can […]

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One year after the earthquake in Türkiye ans Syria

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One year has already passed since the catastrophic emergency that struck Türkiye and Syria last February, literally shattered by multiple earthquakes that affected 14 million people and caused over 50,000 casualties and more than 100,000 injuries. The stories of those who lived through this tragedy remind us of the fragility of life, but also how […]

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Gaza in the grip of hunger: our child nutrition intervention

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DONATE NOW TO SAVE THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN FROM MALNUTRITION Almost four months have passed since the outbreak of the bloody conflict between Hamas and Israel. The humanitarian situation in Gaza is dire, the population is at breaking point and the country is collapsing. To date there are over 24,000 dead and 61,000 injured, and UNRWA […]

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Climate emergency: CESVI stands by Pakistan, one of the countries most affected by the climate crisis

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According to the United Nations*, the last eight years have been the hottest ever: rising global temperatures and climate shocks are deepening the vulnerability of entire populations around the world, contributing to the escalation of a dangerous cycle of lack of livelihoods, increased displacement, and impact on the spread of disease. In 2023 alone – […]

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In Venezuela to protect women and children victims of violence

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Venezuela is facing a serious humanitarian crisis, with more than 7 million people in need of urgent assistance. Among the most vulnerable groups are victims of gender-based violence, children ‘dejados atras’, victims of sexual abuse and victims of human trafficking. With the support of the European Union Humanitarian AID, the CONHAVE consortium – of which […]

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2023: A year in emergency alongside the most vulnerable

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More than 100 million people worldwide live through an endless night, forced to leave their homes. Right now, 155 countries are facing humanitarian emergencies, and it’s primarily children who are affected—93.7 million children, according to UNICEF. From the war in Ukraine to earthquakes in Türkiye, Syria and Morocco, floods in Libya and Emilia-Romagna, drought in […]

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Amazon: how to save a forest

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There is a piece of the world where every day we choose sides: whether to sell off a forest, making a lot of money right away and at the same time leaving an unsustainable debt to nature for those who will come after. Or whether to conserve this forest. Make a profit yes but leave the accounts in order. For those living in the Amazon, it is a divisive choice.

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Global Hunger Index: Dramatic situation in 43 countries. Young people are the first victims, with the impact of climate shocks weighing heavily

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‘The world will face more and more catastrophes and disaster response is the key to food security’. 750 million people in the world suffer from hunger: progress to fight it has stalled since 2015 and in 2023 the situation is looking grim, with hunger at severe or alarming levels in 43 countries and the number […]

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