Tag: World day

International Day of Human Solidarity

Publié le 20 December 2022

The principle of human solidarity is explained by the solidarity between all the actors of the planet, with the aim of maintaining peace and international security. It is a constant goal. A report by the…

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World Solidarity Day #GivingTuesday

Publié le 30 November 2021

On the occasion of World Solidarity Day, Morija presents its 2021-22 gift catalog. Inside, you’ll find concrete ways to directly support the poorest people in sub-Saharan Africa. The process is made easier thanks to our…

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World Toilet Day: an essential need!

Publié le 19 November 2021

Because 4.2 billion people still do not have access to safe sanitation systems, that is, they do not have a toilet at home or have a toilet that does not allow a hygienic management of…

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World Humanitarian Day

Publié le 19 August 2021

Each year, August 19 marks World Humanitarian Day. It is an opportunity to pay tribute to humanitarian workers who, ignoring the danger, help millions of people around the world, with a special thought going to…

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Putting a stop to malaria: World Malaria Day

Publié le 25 April 2021

Malaria, transmitted by mosquitoes, killed 409,000 people in 2019 in 87 countries, according to the WHO. Two-thirds of the victims are children under the age of 5. But these figures are probably underestimated, because the…

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Creativity and innovation for a sustainable future

Publié le 21 April 2021

Since 2017, April 21 marks the International Day of Creativity and Innovation. This event promotes the use of creativity and innovation to solve the problems we face, address challenges such as eradicating poverty and hunger…

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World Health Day: For a Fairer and Healthier World

Publié le 7 April 2021

Inequalities in health treatment have continued to increase since the Covid-19 crisis, which highlighted this age-old problem. In the North, vaccination campaigns are intensifying in countries that have had the means to negotiate doses, sometimes…

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