Rotary Club Milano Nord Ovest is honoured to contribute to the education of the Carabinieri Corps soldiers’ orphans in theMetropolitan City of Milan with the aim of supporting their school advancement and helping their personal development.
Malawi is the country with the largest endowment of fresh water: but in spite that 20% of its land is covered with water, the earth is arid for lack of trees. The major causes of deforestation are the high population increase rate (2.7% per year), the high density on land (203 people per square km) and a very low access to electricity (11.2%). Practically everyone uses wood to cook, to keep warm, to build houses, to have energy for rural activities or for industry. Rotary Club Lilongwe-Lingadzi in the beautiful capital of Malawi proposed a tree-planting service to RC Milano Nord- Ovest in line with the Rotary objectives of protecting the environment and growing local economies. The service focusses on helping local communities to plant and maintain trees.
The vision of Aquaplus Program is to contribute to solving the problems of hunger and thirst in the world: the pilot project in Haiti is tis first tangible commitment.
A service to establish cooperation and contacts between the schools of Ramat Aviv and the Casiraghi high school of Cinisello Balsamo (near Milan).
This Service is devoted to the subject and to the damages of "silent" eatind disorders which mayh lea to permanent impairment or eaven death.
When schools reopened after the first wave of Covid-19 some Rotary Clubs joined forces to instal termoscanners at the entrance of schools around Milan.
In Fall 2020, the persistence of the Covid-19 health emergency spurred a group of members of Rotary Club Milano Nord Ovest to promote social, educational, informative and training initiatives of multidisciplinary , cultural and interreligious nature.
University master course in Tourism Economis at luigi Bocconi University of Milan. Academic yera 2020-21 chosen subject: "Tourism solutions at the time of Covid-19".
Almost all countries of the world today are "Polio free". The credit not only goes to the great scientists and philantropits Jonas Salk and Albert Sabin, both discoveres of a vaccine that bears their name, but also to the awareness and dissemination campaign of their vaccines.