| 26 December 2011

“I have spent about a month in Gorobella, the main city of Ankober district. Two days per week, I was giving a training to Debre Berhan University (DBU) on galenic preparations, held at the Antinori Research Center, located on the hill next to the one of Gorobella.
| 13 November 2011

My name is Mimi, I am a health extension worker working in the district of Ankober, Ethiopia. As I am from Zoma, a distant village, I am required to walk and take two buses to get to Ankober. I do it because I know there is a chance for me to learn more about malnutrition in order to help our children.
| 30 September 2011
There are no translations available.
Il racconto del viaggio di volontariato delle pediatre italiane
Il 18 marzo siamo partite da Venezia in tre, due pediatre, Lorenza e Vitalia, e un’assistente, Claudia, “very skilled in pediatrics”, per recarci nel distretto di Ankober, Regione Amhara dell’Etiopia. Ad Ankober ci attendevano due settimane di lavoro per una prima fase di ricognizione delle condizioni generali della popolazione pediatrica e dell’organizzazione sanitaria locali, conoscenze indispensabili alla puntuale programmazione di un progetto di cooperazione.
Il 18 marzo siamo partite da Venezia in tre, due pediatre, Lorenza e Vitalia, e un’assistente, Claudia, “very skilled in pediatrics”, per recarci nel distretto di Ankober, Regione Amhara dell’Etiopia. Ad Ankober ci attendevano due settimane di lavoro per una prima fase di ricognizione delle condizioni generali della popolazione pediatrica e dell’organizzazione sanitaria locali, conoscenze indispensabili alla puntuale programmazione di un progetto di cooperazione.

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The cultural event, “Collateral effects: Orazio Antinori, a life in travel”, is taking place on the 8th of July until the end of August at the Centro Espositivo Rocca Paolina (CERP) in Perugia. The event has been organized to coincide with the bicentenary of Orazio Antinori's birth, a famous explorer and naturalist of Perugia.
This year IPO is back working in the Ponte Pattoli Primary school on the cultural project which links the schools of Perugia and Ankober. IPO workers have met children attending different classes from the first to the fifth grade. The Italian children were very curious to know how life is for children like them living thousand of miles away. We could see the enthusiasm on the faces of the children and their desire to learn more about life outside their small cities. “Wow, I thought it was all desert!”, said Giorgia when she saw the photos of Ankober, “On the contrary, there are a lot of trees, and it’s all green!” The Italian students are developing a new view of what Africa actually is. Displaying photos of Ethiopia, the IPO workers show the children something of Africa they have never seen. The nature is beautiful and unpolluted, there are unknown flowers and multicoloured birds...