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The fourth annual Global Ismaili CIVIC Day (GICD) took place on the final weekend of September, for which members of the Jamat across 34 countries united to take part in activities centred around this year’s theme of Environmental Stewardship.
This year's Global Ismaili CIVIC Day was marked by the clean-up of the beaches of Dafundo and Cruz Quebrada!
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Este ano, o Global Ismaili CIVIC Day foi marcado pela limpeza das praias do Dafundo e Cruz Quebrada!
In honor of Global Ismaili CIVIC Day 2024, Ismaili CIVIC Bangladesh joined hands with It’s Humanity Foundation to advance its ongoing flood rehabilitation efforts in Bangladesh. This initiative focused on addressing a critical need: access to clean water for the flood-stricken community of Chouddogram in Cumilla.
To kick off Global Ismaili CIVIC Day 2024, the Ismaili CIVIC Bangladesh distrubuted seeds of various vegetables and fruits among the flood affected farmers in Sowagazi, Adorsho Sadar, Cumilla. The activity continued over the week to assist farmers in Botgram, Sultanpur, Suwarkhil, Pipulia, Telikona, and Harichar in the district of Cumilla, Charbongshi, Kuchiamora in Lakshmipur, and Sonaimuri in Noakhali.
Ismaili CIVIC Bangladesh, in collaboration with It's Humanity Foundation, committed their support to rebuild and refurbish two schools in Chouddogram, Cumilla, which were affected by the August floods.
At this weekend’s Global Ismaili CIVIC Day (GICD), you’ll have a chance to create positive change in your local community, and help build a cleaner, greener world.
In recent years, societies across the world have been significantly affected by natural disasters. Homes, land and lives have been altered due to extreme weather patterns. This year's 4th annual Global Ismaili CIVIC Day (GICD) will spotlight environmental stewardship and living in closer harmony with the natural world, including disaster preparedness and relief.
From tree planting, neighbourhood clean up drives and shoreline cleanups, the Ismaili community has rallied in an effort to protect the environment over recent years. Learn how you can get involved in this crucial effort to make the world a cleaner, greener place.
Venha fazer a diferença no dia 29 de setembro, das 9:45h às 13h, numa ação de limpeza de praia em parceria com a Liga para a Proteção da Natureza (LPN) e a Câmara Municipal de Oeiras.
On the 21st of June 2024, Ismaili CIVIC supported the High Commission of India on International Yoga Day
On the 2nd of June 2024, Ismaili CIVIC donated 250 school kits in Salamanga, Maputo Province.
“Real happiness lies in inner satisfaction,” articulated Sherzad.
Sherzad hails from the beautiful Yaseen Village in the Ghizer District of Gilgit Baltistan. He graduated with honours in Journalism from the University of Karachi and worked with Dawn TV and the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC). Although he was successful in his career, he felt a profound emptiness inside, a darkness he longed to fill with light. Sherzad identified the source of his discontent: the pressing issues of climate change and global warming, and his minimal contribution to addressing these problems. Furthermore, the income he was earning from his employment was not enough to fulfil the fundamental needs of his family.
Rai Dr Ashak Nathwani AM, based in Sydney, Australia, is a shining example of dedication and commitment to the Ismaili Community's Time & Knowledge Nazrana (TKN) initiative. His journey as a TKN volunteer is a testament to his passion for service and his unwavering commitment to promoting sustainable solutions.
On the solemn occasion of ANZAC Day 2024, the Ismaili community across Australia and New Zealand demonstrated their deep commitment to remembrance and civic duty by actively participating in marches and services honouring the sacrifices of veterans.
During the month of Ramadan Ismaili CIVIC Mozambique and ITREB for Mozambique joined hands to organize a donation to children in orphanages in several provinces of the country.
On the 31st of March 2024, Ismaili CIVIC Mozambique volunteers supported around 4000 residents of Matola and Marraquene to receive crucial support after heavy rains.
L'objectif de 2024, aller vers une terre plus verte en maximisant la restauration écologique à Madagascar, l’alliance des 3 entités ISMAILI CIVIC, PAMF, OSDRM a permis de mettre l'accent sur la pérennisation des actions menées grâce à l'entretien des sites déjà reboisés et le maintien d’un taux de réussite élevé.
Depuis 2021, un ensemble de près de 18 500 arbres ont été plantés affichant un taux de réussite de 90% soit aux environs de 16 650 arbres vivants.
Ismaili CIVIC et l’association Afrikvillages unissent leurs forces pour organiser une collecte au profit des habitants du village de Petit Danané.
