Joint Committee for Development Cooperation: new emergency allocation of EUR 15 million for Lebanon
Read more The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Antonio Tajani, today chaired the second meeting of the year of the Joint Committee for Development Cooperation, during which the 2026 Programming of Italian development cooperation was approved. It foresees grant and soft loan interventions totalling EUR 1.7 billion.
Italian Development Cooperation at Macfrut 2026: commitment to Sustainable Agriculture
Read more The Cooperation’s exhibition space will host ten overseas offices of the Agency—Tirana, Bogotá, San Salvador, Havana, Tunis, Jerusalem, Beirut, Maputo, Kampala, and Hanoi—with two special focuses: one dedicated to Latin America and another to Albania
Italy strengthens its humanitarian and immediate emergency response in Lebanon
Read more The funds will be allocated as follows: €2 million to the United Nations Humanitarian Fund managed by OCHA, €2 million to the Red Cross, and €6 million to non-governmental organizations operating in the country through an Immediate Emergency Call for Proposals managed by AICS Beirut.
Women and Health: Italian Development Cooperation’s Commitment to Reducing Inequalities
Read more On the occasion of International Women’s Day, the Italian Agency for Development Cooperation (AICS) celebrates the initiatives and partnerships supporting the health of women living in developing countries and fragile contextsItaly and Pakistan strengthen cooperation for the sustainable development of the olive sector
During the final phase, efforts will focus on strengthening national institutions, quality certification, sensory analysis and the development of business groups across the sector. These activities will also help promote women’s economic empowerment and create new opportunities for rural communities.
Read more During the final phase, efforts will focus on strengthening national institutions, quality certification, sensory analysis and the development of business groups across the sector. These activities will also help promote women’s economic empowerment and create new opportunities for rural communities.AICS participates in European consultations on post-2027 programming
AICS brought to the European table its experience gained through an increasingly wide-ranging operational presence, supported by a network of 21 country offices, as part of Italy’s broader commitment to development cooperation
Read more AICS brought to the European table its experience gained through an increasingly wide-ranging operational presence, supported by a network of 21 country offices, as part of Italy’s broader commitment to development cooperationDisability inclusion: AICS publishes its 2024-2025 Report
The Report confirms AICS’s commitment to promoting the inclusion of persons with disabilities, both through initiatives specifically focused on disability and through the integration of disability considerations across different areas of intervention, with particular attention also to crisis and emergency contexts
Read more The Report confirms AICS’s commitment to promoting the inclusion of persons with disabilities, both through initiatives specifically focused on disability and through the integration of disability considerations across different areas of intervention, with particular attention also to crisis and emergency contexts
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La cooperazione è parte integrante e qualificante della politica estera e l'Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo, sotto la vigilanza del MAECI, ha in questo campo una larga capacità di azione grazie a una personalità giuridica autonoma, un proprio bilancio ed una sua organizzazione.
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Sustainable Development Goals | SDGs
The community of States has approved the 2030 Agenda for sustainable development, the essential elements of which are the 17 sustainable development goals (SDGs, Sustainable Development Goals) and the 169 sub-goals, which aim to end poverty, to fight against inequality and to promote social and economic development.
Read more The community of States has approved the 2030 Agenda for sustainable development, the essential elements of which are the 17 sustainable development goals (SDGs, Sustainable Development Goals) and the 169 sub-goals, which aim to end poverty, to fight against inequality and to promote social and economic development.
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In un mondo sempre più interconnesso ci sono sfide che nessun paese è in grado di affrontare da solo. L'Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo è al centro del sistema italiano e svolge un ruolo di snodo fra istituzioni nazionali, internazionali e locali.
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Armenia
Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan
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Uganda
Uganda, Burundi, Rwanda
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Ivory Coast
Ivory Coast, Republic of the Congo, Sierra Leone
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Ukraine
Ukraine, Moldova
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Albania
Albania, Kosovo, Bosnia, North Macedonia, Serbia, Montenegro
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El Salvador
El Salvador, Cuba, Nicaragua, Honduras, Guatemala, Costa Rica, Belize, Dominican Republic, Haiti, Caribbean islands
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Colombia
Countries of Latin America
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Cuba
Cuba
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Vietnam
Vietnam, ASEAN Area, Bangladesh, Myanmar
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Pakistan
Pakistan
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Palestine
Palestine
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Lebanon
Lebanon, Syria
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Jordan
Jordan, Iraq
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Niger
Niger, Cameroun, Chad, RCA
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Tunisia
Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, Libya
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Senegal
Senegal, Guinea Bissau, Guinea, Mali, Mauritania, Capo Verde, Gambia
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Mozambique
Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Zambia, Angola, Botswana
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Kenya
Kenya, Somalia, Tanzania, RDC
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Ethiopia
Ethiopia, Djibuti, South Sudan, Sudan
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Egypt
Egypt, Eritrea
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Burkina Faso
Burkina Faso, Ghana
