What does it mean to become a humanitarian operator, work on the field and coordinate a team project in difficult and challenging environments? How can you relate yourself with local partners, sponsors, institutional donors and all the stakeholders involved? From 11th to 15th April, as guest at the UNHRD headquarters in Brindisi, students enrolled in […]
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Silvia Fontana | 3th May 2016 The presentation at the World Bank (WB) of the initiative Let Girls Learn (LGL) by Michelle Obama and the announcement made by the WB about its investment of at least 2.5 billion dollars in young girls’ education have caused a stir, especially among those who are not specialized in
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Marco Crescenzi | 5 February 2016 “I need a cure. If light goes off I’m calm, my medicines are safe. The emegency device is activated and I have power for half an hour more.” José Antonio Gutierrez lives in a suburban area in Mexico City. For work he needed to light up his room and have
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On October 23-25 2015 HOPE Master students – June 2015 – Edition participated to their second in-class meeting for an entire week-end. During these three days, lectures were held by Silva Ferretti, Humanitarian Emergency freelance consultant, and Tanja Berretta, current coordination manager for Plan International humanitarian actions, which are financed by the European Commission in the
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