Reforestation and awareness: fighting forest degradation in Mozambique
Deforestation and forest degradation are among the main problems in Mozambique. This problem affects also…
Anti-rumors: facing stereotypes and prejudices to fight hate speech
With the end of the school the anti-rumors paths promoted by ICEI within the #IORISPETTO…
Research, development and innovation in Sri Lanka
In Sri Lanka our work aims at contributing to the socio-economic develpment of people living in rural areas and at promote sustainable production of two main traditional products: rise…
Project MILE has started!
The first study visit of the project MILE took place in Innsbruck from the 27 to the 29 of March and was organised by the partner partner
Inle Lake: many Western tourists are abandoning the lake’s attractions. Which impacts on local people?
Our PC and country representative, Mr Giuseppe Pogliari, has brought us to discover the daily lives of people living around the Inle lake, Myanmar, where we are working to…
INCAmmino –Community-based tourism on the banks of Titicaca lake
Santiago de Okola is a small rural community composed of 90 Aymara families living on the banks of Titicaca lake and mainly living on fishing and subsistence farming of…
Inle: biodiversity and sustainable tourism
In Myanmar, we are carrying forward many activities aimed to promote responsible tourism. Many events of training and exchange of skills, such as the recently concluded Training held at…
ECO-ILHAS: Rural Resources Management Committies have been created
One of main attended results of Eco-Ilhas project (founded by Italian Agency for International Cooperation (AICS) and realized by ICEI in partnership with…
Our commitment to Mozambique
ICEI is operating in Mozambique with 4 agricultural and environmental programmes located in the province of Zambezia, in the Northern-central part of the country: Eco-Ilhas,…
Pa-O foresee the future
During the identification of the local communities within the EPIC project, in Burma, one of the ethnic groups we met is the Pa-O. Around 70.000 Pa-O live…