One year after the earthquake in Türkiye ans Syria

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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Floods in Pakistan: our response to the climate crisis

In 2022, during the monsoon season, Pakistan experienced one of the worst humanitarian disasters in its history. The torrential rains, up to 5 times more intense than the average of the last 30 years, combined with the rapid melting of glaciers caused by an anomalous heatwave, led to violent floods that submerged a third of […]

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Humanitarian emergency in Morocco and Libya: CESVI’s intervention kicks off

In just three days, North Africa has been hit by two very serious natural disasters that have brought Morocco and Libya to their knees respectively: a 6.8 magnitude earthquake and storm Daniel. Our operators on the ground report “devastated towns, entire villages completely destroyed and beyond the reach of rescue services. Tens of thousands of […]

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Earthquake Emergency in Türkiye: an unprecedented humanitarian disaster

Stay by our side. Donate to the Earthquake Emergency in Türkiye. A little over 3 weeks have passed since the strong tremors devastated Türkiye and Syria and the numbers are those of an unprecedented humanitarian disaster: 17 million people affected, 50,000 people dead, hundreds of thousands injured and over 1 million people with no homes […]

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CESVI and Tvboy in Ukraine for a message of peace and hope

A child placing a sunflower in the barrel of a rifle; a yellow-blue dove clutching an olive branch in its beak; flowers growing in a military helmet; an elderly man walking hand in hand with a child, while the words ‘Hope’ and ‘Future’ are repeated like an auspicious mantra. These are some of the 15 […]

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