We believe in building inclusive societies where all rights are guaranteed to everyone.
We believe that it is possible to build more just and inclusive societies, addressing existing inequalities together with the populations we work with, fighting for the defense of freedoms and rights. For this reason, in the contexts in which we operate, we are committed to supporting organizations, activists and local institutions in their path of claiming and building inclusive societies, through the development of programs that guarantee access to fundamental rights for all. Starting from education and health, work and training, as well as protection from violence and gender equality, all at the center of our interventions. The defense of environmental heritage and the goal of social justice are at the heart of our commitment and our work.
Despite being out of the media spotlight, Lebanon continues to experience severe instability. Particularly in the southern areas, where Israeli bombardments since 2024 have never stopped, and the damage in terms of destroyed civilian structures and people still being displaced is being counted. The project fits into this delicate context, with the aim of involving […]
Despite significant legal progress in Jordan for persons with disabilities (PwD), women, men, boys and girls continue to face obstacles in meeting their needs and exercising their rights due to both an underfunded public system and socio-cultural and economic barriers.The demand for health services has increased over the years for the Syrian refugee community, putting […]
The repeated and layered crisis that has been affecting Lebanon since 2019 and the recent Israeli war on the Lebanese territory have resulted in uncertainty, massive job loss, unemployment and deteriorating working conditions, especially for youth, women and people with disabilities, and in increasing challenges faced by micro, small and medium enterprises. The area of […]
The project was initiated in response to the dramatic crisis in the health system in north-east Syria, a direct consequence of US funding cuts and mass displacements in early 2025. As of April, as many as 68 health facilities risked closure and only one in sixteen public hospitals remained fully functional, depriving millions of people […]
Contributing to the enhancement of cultural heritage and social inclusion of vulnerable and disabled people in Jordan through the promotion of responsible and sustainable cultural tourism in decentralised areas in the south of the country: this is the objective of the new Un Ponte Per intervention, dedicated to the archaeological area of Jerash. The project […]
The second phase of the 'Masahat Amina (Safe Spaces)' intervention aims to improve access to protection services for the most vulnerable groups among the refugee and host communities in Jordan, with a focus on women and girls at risk or survivors of gender-based violence, children at risk of violence, abuse, neglect and exploitation, people with […]
In the context of the Syrian conflict, local institutions in the North East have been working for some time to ensure the strengthening of protection systems for the population. Among these, environmental and ecological protection is one of the main axes of engagement in the region, to ensure ecological sustainability through the strengthening of the […]
The conflict in Syria has caused a severe humanitarian crisis that has deeply affected the civilian population for more than a decade. In addition, recent earthquakes in Feb 2023 in the region, especially in the Kobane district, have further aggravated the situation, affecting water infrastructure and increasing the vulnerability of the population. This project aims […]
The humanitarian situation in north east Syria continues to deteriorate, with serious gaps in essential services, including education. The lack of adequate educational facilities and the high cost of services are among the main causes of school drop-outs, while unemployment and poverty prevent families from supporting lə children in accessing education. To address the current […]
