Without access to water, development is not possible. The Human Right to Water and Sanitation is the threshold to other human rights, and without it, populations are forced into poverty. As every year, on March 22nd, Social Promotion joins the celebration of the World...
Women in rural areas play a key role in the rural economies of developing countries despite deeply entrenched gender inequalities and discrimination. Women participate in crop production (in developing countries they produce between 60 and 80% of food) and care for...
Last January the project “Increased agricultural productivity with environmental and gender focus in East Wellega (Oromiya), Ethiopia” ended, Social Promotion, together with its local partner Ethiopian Catholic Church Social and Development Commission (ECC-SDCO)...
During the week of February 12 to 16, eight engineers and agronomists from the Union of Agricultural Work Committees (UAWC) conducted a training course on “Physiology of citrus fruits” taught remotely by the Permanent Training Center of the Polytechnic...
The Seminar, whose objective was to raise interest in the university field regarding the problem of the right to access to water in the Middle East and to promote reflection on the great challenges and opportunities offered by the 2030 Agenda, presented good practices...
Access to water and sanitation is a fundamental right of all human beings, which is not accessible to all people. Social Promotion, together with its local partner ESMABAMA and Canal Voluntarios, has carried out a project in Mozambique, Improvement of the sanitary...
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