The idea is of the Full Belly Project, an American non-governmental organization based in North Carolina. Designers create useful items for people in developing countries using recycled materials.

Here below we publish the first preview of the health messages that follow the theatrical performance of the project "Theater so good" during the tour in the villages.

The new ethical App for Expo, Discover Mozambique, is ready. Designed by a pool of Turin companies with the essential contribution of CNH Industrial, it supports the social project “Reconstruir Moçambique”. The free mobile App offers five theme games...

At the end of 2012, Sara Urasini, a Design and Art student at the University of Bolzano, won the International Bicycle Design Competition thanks to her extraordinary “Bamgoo Bike” project

An anthropologist arrived in Africa. He was hosted by a tribe, the !Kung (Bushmen), during an extremely dry period. The pastures were thin and the group had to move continually. The elders, who have ritual power in Africa, decided to dance a magic dance the next day to ask...

The World Bank has approved financing for 50 million dollars to be used for teaching in Mozambique according to a communication issued by the Washington institute

Since 2014 the Free University of Alcatraz has been engaged in the project: "Eco-technologies at low cost for the whole world", a constantly updated catalog / manual that collects all the eco-technologies useful for saving energy and water, for water purification...

110,000 vegetable gardens in Africa is the extraordinary project created by Slow Food for Biodiversity Foundation NPO and Terra Madre of Carlo Petrini. It provides funding and helps setting up vegetable gardens in schools and communities in rural villages. 1,700 is the number of those made so far, of which...

22 new doctors have graduated from the Catholic University of Mozambique (Ucm) in Beira, the second largest city of the country, thanks to the support of Medici con l’ Africa Cuamm that has been present in the Department of Health Sciences of the University since 2004.